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AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

THIS remedy has for itself such notoriety
from its of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi-
dences of its virtues in any community where 1t
has been employed So wide is the field OF Its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section Of the coune-r sbounds
in persons publicly known, who have pe~n restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs BY its use. When once uied its superiority
every other medicine of its kind IS too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues
known the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous .iisc.
to our climate. And mot ouly in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mider varieties
Of CoLDs, CoueHs, HoARsENEss, &e.; and for
CHILpREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people It's quality Is kept up to the best that il ever
has BEEN and that the genuine article Is sold by
H. II. HAY Druggist, Portland, Me-, general agent o
the State for my Cherry PectcrSi and Catharc Pills 10
vhcm all orders should be addressed.
1yeop35 A. 9. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Ihose who think money will d. anything
may Do suspected of doing anything for money.
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New Goods.
J. B. HUD SON

-. 1S. III I'D = ON
ITASiust received md now oaers for sale choice
IL assortment tot
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
r. T. III t III T. g,
which he is selling al the lowest cash prices. Also,
Painted Window Curtains aud Fixtures. On hand
Uprgh, Refrigerslors. Willow Wagons, fe, &c.
READT-NlDE CoFENS KEPT constantly on hand
and manu- iaetnred 10 order.
Bath. Nav =. 1853 tfis
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A Loud Call!

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECEs-alarge and well
L selected assortment Please cali and examine.
Rath June 4. s. w. HEATH A. Co 5ttf
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DR.. C0NlNE'S SYRUP
Ginseng and Malva.


THIS Compou established in universal favor
Family, >and commended by all physicians. This
medicine Is based upon reoeipe procured China hy
Dr. IoNNE the celebrated oriental traveller won
derui properties for Purifying the Blood and in all com
plants o Bilious character everywhere acknowl
edged. For
Inflammation of the Lungs,
Splitting of Blood Bronchitis and every disease of the
vital organs, this great remedy is without PARALLEL
For
Coughs, Group, Whooping-Cough,
and all Diseases Of the rhroat, it is sure and prompt
cure IL possesses The remarkable power Of Dssolvng
Loosenlng and Removing, downwSrts all phegm that
may obsruct the throat and is without question Ma
tures most potent remedy for
CONSUMPTION,
and all diseases that arise from Coughs and neglected
Colds Il has cured Canker Salt Rhrum, Eryspelss,
and Scroiuladiseases which have deied the power Of
other medicines have yielded this. IL pleasant and
palatSble, as
Restorer- of Appetite,
il stands nrivalled. Ii has never been equalledssa
Dyspeptic Remedy,
and for Irritation OF the Nerves. Lowness Of Spirits or
Headache. is \ cure.
The interesting history Of the Ginseng, &C, to he had
IN pamphlets, gratis. he Compound is contained in
QUART BOTTLES.
One Dollar per Bottle-Six Bottles for $500.
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Nos 4S As Hanover Street, Boston
Wholesale agents for Name, J. DINsMooR 4 son,
Skowhegan.
II Also for sale BY The principal Druggists the city
and country. o6m23
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BROWN L ALIENS

Celebrated Piano FOrtes,
CONSTANTLY on hand, comprising ., Oh q and %
u taves n rcA Rosewood Cases-cf various Ashchahle
mai viii defy competition. Every instrument
Warranted to give entire Satisfaction.
Ladies' and Genliemen who Contemplate purchasing
Piano Fortrs urgently solicited call and examins
these fortes for they viii bear and be cheerfy
submitted 70 any amount Of examination.
At A. W. BECkwTrH'S Music Saloon over 5. c. Saw
yer's, Wiikinson's Bl,cs, Broad ST., Bath, Me.
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Young America-Wide Awake.

lust call in at the Of L. s. FISHER where you can
~ get just the Hat ycu bargain. lie has just
received a stock.
Sept. 26, 1854. Is
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Oil Cloth Carpeting.

DOR sale very cheap the Auction Store Of the subscr
L hers, good assortment Of Oil Cloth Carpeting.
Dec %. OWEN 4 Co.
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Cabin Stoves.

FEW Of splendid design, for Coalor Wood suta
u bic Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber. Also Cam
booses Of sires with Galley furniture Of every descrp
tion at H. L CHAMBERLAIN'S,
Bath, Nov. p, 1854. Rogers Block.
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DR.. Pettit's American Eve Salye

Cures-Sore and Weak Eyes!
Cures-Inaamed Eyes.
Cures-Ulcerated Eye-lids 7
Cures-Scrosulous Sores and Ulcersl
Cures-Shaving Sores and Pimples.
Cores-Ringworn and BARRIERS Itch
Cures SORE LIPS. Cuts, Bruises. Sc!
Cures--The PILES. applied externally.
BRUNSWICK, NE, JUSE !, 1855.
Mr. c. ". 4fr'reH, Portland.
pEAR SRFor the last years have been severely
afflicted with eyes, during that time have used
everything in the market, and effect for the better
until obtained box Of DIR. PETTITS EYE SALyK.
which have used and believe my eyes entirely
cured. To all afflicted with any disease Of the Eyes,
would cheerfully recommend the Of the AMERICAN
EYE SALyE. (Siynei) OLIVE STORER-
Refer to E. T. Gatchel Co, Druggists Brunswisk.
Sold by c. W. ATwELL, under the q. $. HOTEL Port
land general Agent for State OF Maine. Also sold BY A. G.
PAGE and J. MATTHEWS, and BY druggists and deAlers
in medicine everywhere.
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The great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES

CoRfdfnfsg neifAer PrHssic Acid,
e3VA TtrfGr Emcfic, any other deietS-
-rEvr.rhE~r rious drug Extensively used tested
fyE ,sskrks, | and approved in New England, Cana
(-4 uihnss da, and the British Provinces during
III ssls,shi period of THIRTY YEARS by Emi-
Foss / nent Physicians, Cier<ymeR, Pro-
.tsHe fessors efCoheSes, Theological Sera-
"a kAsS 0Sk iRariss, Scientific and Distinguished
~A rfnsd Pubiic Men,-Snd, IN fact, b, all clas-
e>Shses1 ses in the community. See Pamphlets
and wrappers containing Certificates, among which
those of
Rsx Lan Bssshs R9SsSP ass Preder e L12s
Leonard Woods Abbott Prof Of Theology in Andover The
ologcal Seminary, Mass.-Hon Daniel p Thompson, Sec
rotary Of State of vermontN. T. Williams, Esq, formerly
Collector ef the Port Of Baltimore Md Rev. Josiah Ltch,
Philadelphia, Pa-.-and many others.
How esteemed by Physicians-J0HN A. BERRY, NJ.
D. SacO Ne, says Darng practice Of twenty years,
have used all the popular remedies for Coughs, and
we'll satisfied that your Vegetable Pulmonary Basam is
best and hope it viii be better known and generally
used-n
II Be,rare ofCoanterftits and rmitations!!,
Enquire for the article by its " hole Name,
"vEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM'
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER Co, Druggists,
IS India street. Boston, Mass and sold by Apotheares
Country Merchants generally. Price, New Style large
bottles, containing nearly four times the quantity Of the
small 81. Old Style, small bottles, so cents.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE.
Ii. H. HAY, Portland, General Agent for Me- 6m25
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Erenfng of the
9Th of February, 1855,
1T A large number already engaged. Many Of the
Lots these have been sold for per cent
advance the price for which these Lots sold
showing that the purchase win be good investment
Each subscriber. FOR ONLY SIS. payable in in-
staAents Of SIS each, win receive FOUR BUILDING lots
IS by 100 feet lying together, FARM Of from to ~
These lots are beautifully located w oodIa vu
Long Island where new church and school-house
number Of private dwellings, stores, workshops and
tories have already been erected more are
being built aud several hundred will erected the com
season.
Thsis fine opportunity Of owning adelightful country
residence the city, where the domestic comforts Of
family circle he fully realized and where 1900 build
ing lots and about 600 farms have lately been sold; and
sales daily being made Individuals who careful
examination Of its location and ascerainng the quality
the SOIL selecting Farms for agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap and calculated to increase
This land would have been all taken up years back but has
been eHtae estate for the last century,
locked up Tor upwards Of two hundred years-snce which
large sales have been made, and where the wild deer
roame at large may be beautiful cottages and
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions
our mother earth.
This the best opportunities now offered to those
of small means who destitute Of home Of their own to
purchase for trie; also, few yarms contain
ing each five and ten acres and upwards from s2S to
$35 per acre.
II All persons wishing avail themselves of the op-
portunity offered procure fine Farm or splendid
Building Lot the Empire City should make imms-
ate application, they nearly all disposed Of Ap
ply to CHARLES WOOD, 20S Broadway corner Of Fulton
street, N " where maps and pamphlets can had or
sent il required by mail, gratis.
1y33 JOHN. ii. KIMBALL, Agent for Bath
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Wooden Ware.

4 LI klnds OF Wooden " arc lol sAle uy y u ,
II Nov. 10. A. 7. ROBINSON.
Shorts, Indian and Rye Neal,
Nd nice article Of Buckwheat, for sale by the suhscr
"a her A. T. ROBINSON.
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WooDIS NuTNEes ourpoSE.-There is a
Partisan dandy, who We think, rather ou,does
Connecticut
C had at his residence a complete Gus
tune of groom. When offering an attention
to one Of the fair sex, he used to say, Permi,
me to send you bouquet BY my black servant.
He then repaired to his garret, took out his
blackins bo,ile. polished his fase aud hands,
pu, on his livery and knocked at the lady s
duor.
Here he said, are some flowers seat BY
my master 10 Madame
He had spent the las, ive francs in the pur-
chase. Madame was SO delighted with the
present, that she presented louis to the bear
err
That Is clear POcketing Of three dollars.
and lady's favor into the bargain.
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DETERMINED TO change his Stock ofien and thus 20
cure fresh and desirable articles the subscriber viii In
all cases. sell Merchandise which has been on hand
three months at absolute first cost-nany articles At abse
lutte saerihce. Ut. GILMAN.
Dec. 10.
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V0U can have Boots and Shoes, Of any kind, made Q
short notice. by leaving your orders At my store-or
have the wOrknenD (MarcA6 @ /. s. FISHER.
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Removal.

THE subscriber gives notice to the citizens Of Bath,
that he has moved to shop Middle near Gen.
street. where he VIII carry Blacksmhng in al its
branches a2tf JACOB kNOWLTON-
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WASH YouR TRErs.-During the month Of
April, all fruit tress should be scrubbed OF
scraped clean Of moss, old rough bark, ETC.,
and wash with mixture of weak ley, SCOT and
sulphur. Say TO one common water pail full
of ley, put ue-four,h pound of powdered sui
Phur, and one quart Of common chimney SCOT
or lamp black. Washing the bodies Of all
trees with this at this season of the year. will
destroy insects, open the pores Of the bark and
rapidly increase the growth and vigor of the
tree. Lime wash should never be used-it
closes the pores of the bark. and is unsishlly
TO any cultivated TASTE Okio Farmer
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Boots and Sho,

DEPARED to order, BY LS FISHER
IL Oct. s. II
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A Nrw Movr ~ uppr.-Trspox.-A New

A NEw Movr IN UPPrs- -TrSpoM-A New
York correspondent writes. out of town. -
A new move has been made in fashionable
society up town. The regular hour for the
assembling Of teanish party Is eleven
o'clock. but, to fll up the four hours interven-
ing between that and seven, visit to the the
a,re is voted proper. Hence ii is quite com
mon now TO hire the front seats of Burton .
or the Broadway. the persons hiring having
the righ, to choose the plays-so that fash
ionabIe party in New York now means 'pri-
vate theatricals down town. followed BY soiree
aud supper up town.
Meanwhile, it might be added, the husband
wearied BY his hard days work. sleeps on the
sofa ill his wife comes from the theatre, and
then dresses and goes to the ball.
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Wholesale Soap Establishment


CONSISTING
American Cream Soap in Bars, Laundry and
Manufaciurers' in Barrels aud Cans.
Toilet, Shaving, Shaving Cream,
Transparent, Cream Soap
Preparation, &C., &c.
These Soaps are presented to the public ser having
been thoroughly tested BY ourselves and friends the
best LAnoR SkvISe ARTICLES ever discovered, and We
offer them to the public every way worthy ot Their
confidence.
They do the work Of the Laundry in simply warm wa
ter, either Sort, HARp sALr dispensing with Bell
ing or Pounding and the wsshbosrd-eonsequently a
large amount Of Fuel and and tear OF ciohing s
saved, and not fourth the amount OF Labor Is
qure TO do the washing ofa family. The tendency Of
these Soaps 10 soften the clothes and loosen the hold
Of the dirt, without injury. Washing is done by simply
rubbing the Soap the parts OF clothes soed and
placing them in warm sudS sufficient them
there let them remain lew hours Tor a night Ifconven-
ientl then, with shsht hand ruhonga good rinsing
they will be perfectly clean, and without injnry 10 the
most delicate fabric. Merinoes, silks Shawls &c., may
be washed with perfect safety. Cotton Goods Prints Of
with these Soaps, according the directions, will
change but remain firm, and the colors rendered
Mars, Paintings. Lamps, Silver Ware, &C. sc these
Soaps superior any in the market. The OF
besides this the great wear and tear OF clothing
qnent upon the old method rubbing upon board
machine pounding barrel, &c SC. and the necessity OF
boiling, Is wholly avoided.
We ask for this Soap fair trial. choosing to trust 10
lis merits rsher than rcsnrt TO the pubcat on or
long list OF certificates from those who have used ii
wherever 1t has been manufactured which we have in
power 10 do were il necessary.
For sale, Wholesale eRiy. 81 a IS Union Street
Portland, and retain by Grocers generally city and
country. Agents supplied on liberal terms All orders
union Street. Portland, Me- will receive prompt alen-
tion
w. III. SMITH. store in Moses new Block,
Front Street, Agent for Bath aud vicinity.
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-24
POLLARD g. MASON'S
ANTI MALARIA PILLS.

4 SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
IA tent and Intermittent Fevers, and also
nnust effeciual cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia. Indigestion, and Enlarge
anent of the Spleen. Ague Cake. For inter
mittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, these pills
are uEdopb,edy the most effectual and safe rem
.edy in the krowa world. They may be taken
at any stage of the disease. veil in the cold
stage as in the hot. These pills not only stop
<he Cl,ills ard Fever, but they remove from the
systesn all secondary Affections which remain
after the use of other remedies, to reproduce
ahc disease again. In this respect we claim
superiority over every other remedy winch mas
been offered to the public. There is "A paper
round each box under the label containing a
abort history of the causes OF the fevers ot tins
country and the effects and operation OF the
remedy which sve propose. These pulls are
made and put up in he city of Marys~iile, fuba
county, Cal.
Depot and ofiice-D st.'cc:, second door south
of the United States Hotel.
r. For sale in Shasta by Dr. Benz Shurtlef,
agent for Shasta County.
JnIy 18th. 1854. jyl56
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-24
DEPARTED BrAurr.-Under this caption, the

DEPARTED BEAUTY.-Under this caption, the
New York Day Book has the following:
The Castle Garden has at last succumbed to its
| fate, and a spot where year ago the world OF
fashion paid homage to the glories of art, snow
abandoned TO squalid poverty and disease. The
Battery, once the most delightful resort of New
York bellies and beauty, and in fact more delight
| ful than any they have since frequented, is de.
serted of all such and looks like decayed gentil-
iy on Its last legs. 1t is absolutely sad to think
OF the beauties that nature lavished on the
| Southern end of the island the Bay, once be-
loved of New Workers, but whose beauty is new
er mentioned now the delightful breezes, the
surrounding scenery all neglected, with the
promenade where our grandfathers in breeches
ilrted with our grandmothers in hooped petit
coats, and youth and beauty were fresh and
fair any that now polk or go to operas.
There too, the fine old substantial buildings
/ that yet stand, though given up to be sailor
boarding houses. Some of these buildings look
absolutely as respectable in their insuted old
| age, the Haunting free-sione-four sioried
edifices that tower on the upper avenues The
wide balconies where the revolutionary bellies
sat of summer evenings there still, and the
halls where Washington danced and Hamilton
| played with Dolly Payne, and all the old colon
! ial urisfocracy (for there was an aristocracy in
| those days. gathered: these gentlemanly houses
of the old school are full of "reminiscences AS
one OF their former occupants who should have
survived I'LL now. But their day is gone by: /:
some of the families that lived in the neieiibor-
hood have died out, and of those whose name is
yet continued, many have degenerated, or re-
turned TO lower condition, and few who re-
tam the position of their fathers, have moved
| 10 the present court end of the town Some old
people fingered around The spot where their
rose-colored days had been passed, but The tide
has at length carried all away. The last one is
gone, and slatterny maids sailors only
haunt what was once the most exclusive resort
OF the colonial aud revolutionary gentry, SIC
| transit ol0rin ,DDndi 49,
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-24
SHASTA CAL, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1855
Extraordinary Case Of yIutimy.

The following account of mutiny which re-
Gently occurred in the Gulf of California, is TAX
| en- from the Times and Transcript:
! The schooner Water Witch, Capt. Young, sailed
| from this port some time since, with assorted
| cargo for Colorado River having on board the
owners. Messrs Ames and Elliott. She pro-
| ceeded up the Gulf of California about two hun
dred miles, where it seems there is barren
and uninhabited Island. While off the Island,
Capt. Young remarked TO the owners of the yes.
SCI, that there existed large marble quarry al
that place. and proposed to land for the pur
pose OF examining it. Mr.. Ames assented, and
together with the Captain and mate, accompa
MED by large Newfoundland dog proceeded
to the shore. The moment his companions left
the boat, Capt Young showed of leaving them,
end returned to the vessel when he put off to-
sea. Elliott who sifi on board. expostu
lated with the Captain, when the latter drew
his pistol, and commanded silence. After some
persuasion, Capt Young and Mr.. Elliott return
ed 10 the Island. under the pretense of landing
some provisions. persuaded Mr.. Elliott to go
ashore, when he showed off his boat and left
him. as he supposed, with Mr. Ames and the
mate. They. however on the departure Of the
vessel, had killed the dog, and cutting his skin
into strips, had constructed raft. on which
they had embarked for the shore some fifteen
miles distant, where they arrived in safety.
In the meantime Capt Young had shaped his
course up the Gulf, having for his crew one sail
or and an Indian boy. The latter overhearing
his two companions in conversation, learned of
their intention to cut his throat and throw him
overheard, and proceed to Mulajoho Bay, where
Capt Young intended to sell the vessel and car
go. After hearing this the boy quietly stripped
off his clothes, dropped overheard and swan for
the shore, about two miles distant which he
reached in safety. By this time Ames and his
companions had reached Mulajoho Bay, where
they gave notice of what had occurred. TO the
officers of the place. Soon after the schooner
hove in sight, and Capt. Young landed. armed
to the teeth, little dreaming that the news Of
his vilainy was in advance OF him. AS soon
he landed he and his companion We're arrested
and put in prison. They now on their way
for this port on board the schooner Kate Hill,
Capt. Parker AS soon they found Mr.. Elliot
on the Island. a boat sent for him. and
he was fortunately rescued from his perilous
position. The Iudian boy had also arrived at
that place, having suffered considerable his
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-24
SHASTA COURIER.
Hon. Henry A. Wise.

This gentleman having been invited by the
aboliiionisis Of Boston to make speech on sa-
very there, writes back from "Only," "neal
Onancock." one of his usual sarcastic letters
concluding thus:
-"You say. during the next session, a large
number of gentlemen from the South will be In
vited,' &c. &C. regret it, if any others can
be found in The slave-holding States to accept
your invitation. You plead the example of Gen.
Houston. Ii is the last would follow. have
no doubt You accorded very respectful attention
to him last winter, and were very grateful for
his services la your cause.
"You offer lone hundred and fifty dollars to
be paid to the lecturer, lie bearing his own ex
penseA' Let me tell you that fremont TEN
Pile cannot hold wealth enough to purchase one
word OF discussion from me there. whether aiae
here, shall be mine or not; but | am ready 10
roluntser, without money and without price, TO
suppress any insurrection, and repel any inva-
sion which threatens or eadangers the State
Rights of Virginia, my individual rights un-
der the laws and constitution Of my country, or
TO the sacred Union, which binds slave States
and free together ia bond Of natire confedera-
cy and in separate boxds Of Independent sorereign
ties
ain short, gentlemen, | will not deliver one
of the lectures of the course on slavery. at the
fremont Temple, in Boston, on Thursday even
ing, January 10Th, 1856; and there will be no
Thursday between the middle of December and
the middle of March next, or between that and
doomsday which will be st accommodate me
for that purpose.
al give an immediate answer and at my ear
lest convenience indicate to you that the par
ticuar phase Of the subject that will present
is, deliberately: To fight if we must"
The Shasta courier., 1855-11-24

WHAT IS LIFE?-The following beautiful de-
scription in answer to this question is from the
Rev. Mr.. Moun,iorts Euthauasy:
The present lite is sleeping aud waking; il is
" Good Night " on going 10 bed, and GOOD
Morning" on getting up I; it is TO wonder what
the day will bring forth; it is sunshine and
gloominess; il is rain on the window as one sits
by the fire; 1t is 10 walk in the garden, and see
the fio'~er' open and hear the birds sing; it is
to have the postTan bring letters it is to have
news from the East, West, North and South
1t is TO read old books and new books; it ia to
see pictures and hear music; it is to have Sum
days; it is to pray with family morning and
evening; 1t is to sit in the twilight and mediate;
1t is to be well. and sometimes to be i'll it is To
have business to do, and to do it; it is to have
breakfast dinner, and tea it is to belong to
town, and to have neighbors, and to be one in a
circle OF acquaintances; it is to have friends to
love one; it is to have sight of dear old faces:-
and with some men it is to be kissed daily by
the same loving lips for fifty years; and it is to
know themselves thought of many times day,
in many. places, by children, grand children and
many friends.