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A PERFECT CURE OF EPILEPSY.
Pittsburg. November 30 1879

Dear SiT-It is noR ten months since my wife
had any of those nervous ATTACKS. She thinks
she is cared. She has rot had any s. mptGuis 81
the disease for the last nine meiIiis. Ste ioGS
your Vegetable Extract Pills fsr abort fcrr
months, ana discontinued them foul months
since. Mrs. : WIS freatsd BY the best old
school ply sieians in The State Tor ten yes.s then
by the best Homeopathic for eighteen months.
without cure. 1t is To your Vegetable Ex-
tract Pills and with strict regard TO diet that
ascrihe her cure Of ihe mos. dYa1dfgl dis
case that eTei afflicted the human family. wish
every person aflieten with EPILEPSY had this
medicine ana would give il thorough trial.
Il may not cure ia ail cases, bU. in this il has
performed wonders.
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10 Il is said that writiDg~nasss- OF
New York las recently written, On one sheet
Of paper, the whole of the old Tcs;amea:
tczcePting the Chronicles, shich aro bu. re-
petitions of Samuel and Kings) iasv one
fancy-piece, which Is framed as picture,
covered with largo p!nta-giAsa. ]; is up-
parsntly hne drawing Of tho f.oot Of .
temple, but the liues, instead cs being s.n
gle marks, are lines Of Writing 30 ere IS g
need Sd sye- glass 70 read them, yet s0sta Cd
with ,hontes exquisite skin. TAs9seos
contains u -5ol lines, and looks $50 az. EN-
CRAVING heost tho arter sas iaso' u
thirsy~one norsha z
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Farmers lock to your Interest
2indM;lls NinGmi!Is y

TINE subscriber wishes to call the attention
Il Of fsrnIers to his new and latest lnDrorfc
FaaniEg Aitts, which he continues to manufsc-
ture at his shop, few doors cast Of Brice's Ho-
te of the best material and warranted. He has
also procured the tight If j. Blinborough's cell
ebgated Patent Box Screen, which he uses in all
Of bis mills, which renders il far superior to any
aowin use, in the removal of cheat, cookie and
smut. ma
H considers ii unnecessary to say ANYTHING
fartherin eefere1cs 10 his mills. "a they are now
generally in nss in Rl1st parts Of Bedford coun-
t.. and all Gun htya al opportunity Of examin-
ing for themselves.
Allkiuls Of Windmill rep tiTing done on the
shortest notiee
Any pa1s7n who wish2s TO purchase a good
Fsnning MI. viii please call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
SIMON DICKERHOoF.
Bedford, an gust 81, 1865 sm.
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iGRIGThqTRliI


AGs1euLTUaE TIE PRoPsa CALLING
A most sensible writer in tie Country
Gontleman, says;
All other pursuits are proper in their plz-
eea bat when carried 10 too great ar extent,
proause poverty, distress aud misery. The
more agriculture is pursued, the greater Is
the benefit TO the human race, Here is a
field for tue philanthropist. Establish ag-
ricuiture upon g1oi basis. the basis Of n-
telligeuce-and you will do much to close
what are now food gates Of fmisery TO Soc
ETY.. Our city poor, our merchant clerks
our emigraat poor, and or country poos.
oil call ;or relief, aud here alone can il be
obtaned--iu Intellectual husbandFy. Ag-
Ficuitare Is toe great moving power ofhumau
cxistanca, and as the human family increase
We must but cling the closer TO CUR mother
earth. for support. Thus the mandate "to
earn our bread by TIE sweat Of orr brow,'
becomes from our condition natter Of ne
cessity; but in it we see the goodness and
wisdom of our great law giver, FOR "neeessi-
iy il the mother of con,rivance," We thus
increase 10 intelligence, aud intelligence
promotes morality and happiness. In the
dim but Jet Frightening fea'ure, We behold
instead Of cities oYercro@ded with hnm4n
life and ragged pauperism stalking abroad,
the whole face Of nature one grea, Eden,
tie sons of Adam all iDherit;ng bis estate
Agriculture exerts an influence, to cqualize
the distribution Of wealth, which no law nor
theory, or any other pursuit, has or ever
can accomplish.
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BOOK FOR EVERY FRMAIE

the aRthor having devoted bis exclusive atten-
ton TO the treatment of Complaints peculiar to
females, in respect to which lie is yearly con-
suited by thousands. both in peison and by
letter.
Here every woman car discnrnr ly compa-
ring hos eTr" symptoms With those described
the nature, Character. cluses of, and the pruper
remedies Tor, her compl5iuts.
The wife about becoming a mother has often
need of instruction and advice uf the gtnos;
importance to Der future health, win iud such
Instruction and adricre. and also explain many
symptoms which otherwise would occ .si, N anxi
ety or alarm, as Ill the peculilrties incid .nt to-
her stGatien are described.
IL is OF c'Hrse impracticable 10 convey fully
the various subjects treated of. "a they are IF q
nature strictly intended fer the married or those
contemplating marriage. The revelations Gen.
tanned in its pages have proved a blessing to
thousands, as the inRnmerable letters rccei7c,j
by the author (Which he IS permitted by theWri-
ters TO publish) will attest.
Extract Of a Later from a gentitnaa In DQstoa.
Oaio
DAYTON, May /, 1871.
Or. 4. M Ra9r.csaa:
"hy wife MS been Pe-eeptibiy sinking Cor
some three years or more, IL consequence OF
her great anguish and suffering some months be-
fore and during Confinement; every successive
one more and more dehjlitated and pFostrAted
her, putting her life in liz minent danger. and
which was on the last occasion despaired Of.
supposed that this state of things was inevitable
ind assigned myself to meet the worst At this
time (now about two moHths) / heard eur book
highly spoken Of, as containing some matter
REACHING my case. On .ts receip. and perusal
canno. express 20 yon the relief i, afforded ny
distressed mind, and the Joy its pages impaired
TO my wife. on learning she great discovery Of
NJ. d. pescmeaux provided a remedy. Il oper-
ed prospectto me which little coneeis ed W rs
possible. No pscunary confederation can ever
repay the Obligations am ander TO You. for
having been the means of imparting to us the
matters Contained in sThe Married woman's
Private MedicafCompanion.' Bnt for this, ere
another year wonld have passed over ulg head,
IN all human probability my wife would have
cen In her grave and my children leit mother
lesso /,
inconsequeace Of the universal popularity
the work, as evidenced by its extraorl linary
sale, varions imposilions have heen attempted
as well on booksellers as on he putlic. ty i'm
nations of title page, spurious editions. and sur
deptltioes infringements of copy. light. and oihc
ervices and deceptions, 1t has been found neces
sary therefore
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TAKE WARMING IN TTwE

Gas thousands have done) hy the bitter expert
enee and suifcrings Of others, Of the dreadful
conseq lences she entails upon herself and those
enaeared TO her, by her ignursnce cf the SIM
plest and plainest rules Of health as connected
with the marriage state, the Yolaiion OF which
entails disease. suffering and misery.
How many are suffering from obstructions or
Irregularities peculiar to the female SYSTEM
which undermine The health, the effects Of
whicn hey are ignorant, and for which their del
icacy forbids seeking medical advice! How
many snfer from prolapsas Gteri CALLING of the
womb OF from .faor ai6as (weakness. debility,
&c.)i How many are in constant agony for
mapy months preceding confinement. How ma
ny have difficult, if not dangerous deliveries,
aud slow and uncertain recoyeriesl
To the question, how are these to be preYen
ted what shall be done the answer is simple
Let every wonaa ascertain for herself without
violence to her decaey. he nature and charac
ter of the aiiment ito which she as a female is
sutjecD the causes from which il mar arise and
the proper renide. fer its cure and future pre-
vetltion.
This she can do By possessing little volume
{aready possessed by theusaDdS) witch tells her
what is the matter, and tells her What to do for
il, in simple but ehaste words, and such as she
understand
This little volume is entitled
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mEMouAFs.

TIRE suescs, beEeuld respectfully anaounc
4 90 the pablichat he has removed his Tin
ming Estabiishmeuto the building recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. Luteg, as q ConfectionaryStore
IN the Diamoad, faere he is better prepared
than ever to acchiodate his customers with
every article in thine Of his business, either
wholesale or reta. and hopes they viii give
him call at his nv location N
GEORGE BLYMIRE.
Bedford, Aprilf, 1885,
p. s. The subfiber Is dfsirous of having
nis books closed lAtill lst April, inst, either
uy cash or note. se hopes this notice will be
attended to immeAteiy- GsBs
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CAN al HayR,ire's.


TH e subscriber has jass received from the
/ Eastern cities the best assortment of Brass
Copper, and Tin Ware ever offered in this place,
loghich he invites the attention of the 2abIc.
lie bas great many improved cooking utensils,
that cannot fail to please every hnusek eepor who
ases them. The Ladies' especially are invited TO
eaaaad examine the articles. Among them are
BaAss snd BELL Neral Kettles Of all Sizes
Water Coolers, 0hafng Dishes, Saucspans, Mih
Boilers, Nurse LAMPs, an excellent article for
ths sick room, Cake MeGlis, Spice Boxes, Tea
Cannisters, Brass and Iron LadIes, Patent
Lamps, Csniiesticks, Glass Lamps, KA.ch Fox
es, Spit.oons, &C., &c.
English and French Tin, Iron and Brsss Ware
in great variety.
Japanned rin Toys, and o greet variety Of
Fancy articles.
Chain and Force Purnps, and In short every
article 10 my line.
Don't forget TO cAl,as the Tin Ware Depot In
Pitt ST.
GEORGE sLYM1Rs.
-asg;ll, 1854.
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TO CAHTuON TmE pUnLrr

10 Guy no book unless the words DIR. A. N.
mAuRicEAu, l99 Liberty Street. N. !. - is on
(and the entry in the Clerks Once on the back
ot) the title page; and buy only of respectable
and honorable dealers, or send By mail, and ad.
dress to Or. A. II. Maariceau
fyUpon receipt Of One Dollar. 1.-THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
C0APANI0N'' is sent tmaiIed free, to any
part of the United States, the Canadss and
British Provinces. All letters must be post
paid. aud addressed to DR.. A. Nj. MAURI.
CEAu, box 1924, New York City Publishing
Office, No. l29 Liberty Street, New York.
July l3, lsa5--6m.
AGeNrs-Dr. r. @. Rsamar, Bedford; r. r
Peterson, J. NJ Moss * Bro, and Thos Cope,
thwsit, Phshdolphia: Spangler Il Bro. Lancas
ter; j. D. Gannisou, Erie, s. b. LaufIer, Gree n.
hnrg; J. s. Nickson and A. K Mcclure, Cham
bersbnrs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-28
D.. 2. G. Reamer,
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS
Feb. IS, 1864.

TIE subscriber taxes ibis method Of Inform
u ing bis sEisads that be has received his full
stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which be hss selected from the largest stocks
IN the eastern cities. Ne name in part, Lii
DIES DRESS GOODS, comprising rich Sum
a,eE SilkS-beautifUI eolors and original styles;
!ica Black Silks of all widths and qualities;
bereges, Tissues; Grenadines Be.age de LANES,
Lawns, G1pgbsms, &c. In WHITE GOODS
on. stocE Is unusually large and varied, en-
braeioS Embroidered Swiss; plaid, striped Ind
piliD C&mbrlcss Jaconetsj Auslins Bishop
Lsvag Oimities. etc., etc. HOUSEKEEPING
GosoDS--flnea Sbee!ings, Cotton, do, Pillow
case Mnslsns; Table Linens, bIeached an5
browns Russia1 Diapers, etc.
Bloc, green and brown Berages and G-ena-
dimes for Yeils.
GENTLEAEa7s E.VD BOWS WEIR, 50 h
as Cloths, Cassireres ADD Vss.iags, of every
conceivable style and quality
MOURNING GoJ1l5 -Bo.pbsz!ues, hlpacas,
Lawns. Gingbams. etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES worked Coljs:s,
Handkeschiefs, Slsevas. Edgiugs, Inssrsings,
ETC., etc.
DOMESTIC 9ooDS-A large sssor.msnt-
embracing everything in the line.
Giovas, Hosiery, Notious, &C., all prices and
qualities
aocTS, SHOES, KITS fHD caps.
China, 6Iass ADD QneeDsw5Fe, consisting OF
every desirable article.
Looking Gilsses. all sizes. cheaper than usn-
81. AaRD W7RE. GROCERIES, Drugs, Ne
dieines, Paists. OILS and Dye Stuffs, and in
fact eSesytding that oughrto be kept in well
conducted country store
Thankfully acknowledging the liberalpet
age heretofore extended, I shah endesvor to
merit lis coDtinusnce by keeping one Of .be
larEes<, most Varied and best stocks in town.
His stoEe Is opposite the BE ford Hotel.
PETER RADEPAUGH.
Bedford, May IL. 1855.
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A VERT REMARKABLE CORE.
NiiiedgeviAe. Gs.
December Il, 1862.

Dear Sfr--I wish to inform you that ono cr
my family has been affected with FITS Tor g
number VI years, aud seeing an advert sement
n news paper, concerning yous Vegetable En-
tract kpileptic Pills, came &c the couclg sio
after trying almost every physician in my reach
and all having fdiied in relieving my child Of
the disease, to send for siS boxes OF your pills,
which proved an eisectual cure for my daughter,
who is now about II years OF age. 1 think
there is no other medicine III use equal to them,
and win be forever grateful TO you for the nse
of them for my daughter whom il has cured,
Yours. respectfully.
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FkasaeriHag Aathsl II
T,1aE ugDERsTcyED having E

rTyIEE UNDERSIGNED having erected
i Mill for saving PLAsrERrrs LArHs ON hi !
premises in Union Tp., Bedford county, is now
ready 90 furnish any quantity on the shortest
ns.ice. Price 81 so per thousand, 5 III. long
other lengths in proportion. ~ e4A
Letters addressed to me a; st. C.airsyiile vii,
be promptly attended to.
VIZ. GRIFFITH
Union rp.. Peh. i6,ls54. NJ.
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ANOTHER CASE OF FITS.

cLARKsRrRc, vs..
November 18th. 1852.
To Seth s. Hance, Baltimore. Md.
Dear Sir--tiaying been afflicted for some
years past with Fallisg Fits, SIN yonr adver-
tisemert, and determined TO give your pills a
trial. and | am happy TO say that since ! CON-
nenced the use cffhem / have not haS an at
tack. belieyetheul TO be 4 first rate article,
for. as have written 10 zen in former letter
] WAS attacked every two weeks hut since
hare been using them / hare net had an attack.
Yaurs, respectfully,
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sTRATLING, BUTTRUa
Waraingio Every Sensible Woman
why Females Snffer I'm Health.

Nowonan Of delicaoy il willing to disclose
the peculiar ailments incident 10 her sex, eyen
to 4 most intimate family physician.
Ths modesty ans delicacs is implanted by
nature, aud neither should nor need be subject
ed to tile rude shocks inevitable in making
known to theotber sex those ailments belonging
exclusively to the female.
Except in extreme cases, b@r sensitivenes
will scriiice her health rather than her rdelieacv
The consequences are serious, lamentablh
and lifelong.
Thus what at first could have becneasily rem
edied, or perhaps better still. not incurred, be-
comes complication of diseases, not only rn-
ming the eath of the mother and enibitterin-
her days by sickness and suffering but entaiiine
broken constitutions upon her children. aDg
embarrassing If not distressing the business aud
peeanITf prospects of the husband, Let eye-
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ErApiso. BerkE County. Ia. !
Dece,aher ed, 1859.

Dear sir-The Pills my frotier bought Of
you in November. mean the Vegetable Epi-
eptc T Ills. are out and get friend 10 eneiose
you I'VE dollars. for which T wish ron TO serd
me immetiiafely two boxes more. have been
troubled many years with FITS, and have tried
the skill Of m ms physicians, but nothing whicl
hare taken appears to have met the reanire-
ments of my case, SO wel as yonr Epileptic
Pills.
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Testimony in faFor Of The Vege.
table Extract EpileElic Pills.

In The publication Of the following eertifcatsi
Of cures, the names have been suppressed. az
the testimonials were voluntarily offered, ard u
would be improper 70 publish them without tfu
consent Of the PARTIES and wlc would lie rn-
willing to pahlish TO the world tllet they or
their children or friends, ever lad nts. wllt,i
the circumstance is always regarded Is one oi
the family seerete.
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Beaa Quarters.
FOR FAsHEONABLE CLOTEEEyt

xtSs X a. 1nAUN - II GA<N 4 ~ SN
M ri ls subscriber would respectfully IA
,Glll inform the pablic that be is now Il
5Ei Offering - the Bedford Han tformsrly Il.
Exchange HoteD Ia east Pitt street, the largest
and best assortment Of reedy-rade, fashionable
Clothing, ever before offered for sale IN this place.
HIS STOCK consists Of large a2d splendid
supply of Winter Goods.
He has every variety and description OF
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS, SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, COLLARS AND CBAVATS,
SuSPENDERS, uANDKERCHTEFS &c.
&c.
He has also large stock OF pzirae CLOTHS,
CASSInERES ani FESTINGS, which he is pre-
pared 10 make up 20 order il the most faslions-
bte style, aud warranted to be well made, and
63o0 FI-s.
Having purchased his stock fer CASH he feels
assured that he can make It to the advantage Of
these wanting GOOD aud CHEAP cIcrKNG to give
him cali before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. SCHAFER.
Bedford, January 10, 1854.
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PL4s-Ea OF PAa,s AND GaEg:v Ma.

pLAsrEa OF paa,s AVN Garx,y Ma.
xuaE.-I IN conversation not long since with
Mr.. Bzpiamin Chandler. m ioana,rioes
and obserq;nr farma, ), e,a-ko a,,,oa,
county, hs observed that he had h. sx,e,;.
meDt, ascertaiuea hov he sop,s n.. g,ss,
or infsr,aeascv ,,nsarms.,s, ,,.,r-. g y.
hills Of corn. RarnerlvkAxsaeygr bo ~.
nufern,btea raanore il sSsSs,1s, the corn
would instead OF growing ihriAsSss IS toe
ease when well ro.ied naaaro IS used IN
40 "' 0'' Js!'~ ~ 0o''f aaa seem
- % 'Nii'el f11os' ta'0 o'a7a''ea oy IL
-.'s ~ -'''''l'0a % 700 s'ea' supply OF
i. - " '''''' '''- "'91
-: = Is'
- =, -. r. -: = '-''' ~'1''
aos9so aCd coAag, s6s actiaa o. BIt3ss Of
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Ladies' Dress and Fancy Goods,
QueeasWaro and Hardware,

of 2likiDds, Glassware and Cedarware.
Our stock has been selected with the g-eatest
care, In regard to quality and prices, and we
Natter ourselves we can offer inducem, rls 10
purchasers. Can snd see and don't taRe OR
word for i:-drop in and judge for ourselves
AL ki1ds Of country produce taken in ex-
haDgs fos goods, at the highest narke. prices
SAMSON * GEPAART.
Bedford, April 27, 1850.
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LUMBER! LUMBER

F0nt 000SHfNt;LE sor rei7efentknls
IU0,UNJU Also, $1,000 fre,of LUN-
Bi.a OF dsfssaut kinds, snch ~ White Psne,
Ysiiew Pine, Poplar, Spruce, DC, &c. For sars
+. y, BEEGLF.
&. clairsrilLs Feb. -, 1853 -
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TO BUILDERS.

1fhe slbscriberisf fully prepared TO furnish any
"A quantity orquality ofBuiiding Lumber, ANA
rhistrFing l,4th1. 0riars directed to st. Glars
VIZ, . sliori County, wilt bs promptly attended
~ IL I. D. BEEGt.E
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Nerroas and eoas.l 1.ional Disea-
QGs


These pills possess specific action on tie
nervous system, and although they are rrepa-
red especially for the purpose Gi curing Fits
they Viii found OF especial benefit 20 all psr-
son afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nef-
yons system has been prostrafea ur shattered
from any canse Whatever; Ia fact il is aid, osl
fpossioie TO convey Al adequate IDEA of the
peedy and almost miraculous results which
these pills effac. in the diseased, broken down
ir hrostrGsesi nefrnns systems. Persors who
were all lzssitnds, weahaesss and deSii3ty be-
fore their Use. at become robust and fgR of
energy. N o matter whether the constitution
has been broken down by excess, we&k hy na
ture, or dsSslitated By sickness, the effect On
the unstrnng and shattered nervous orgsuiza.
ton is equally certain and apparent. In cases
OF nenralgis, headache. vertigo, pgin in the
nerves of the face, aad the various train of nef-
vous affections, pelpisation of the heart. period
icaiheadaches, cold and shiyered state Of the
frame, frequent ats of abstraction, total insbh-
~, dislike 10 society. melanchoiS, religious no.
noniania. heats and fiushes OF ,l.e face or the
slightest occasion, a desire tbst existence Should
terminate; they viii produce care in an aston
isaiDgiy short period OF time, snd il will Also
remove depression, excitement a tendency TO
bush, restlessness, sceplessness, ,incapacity for
study or business. loss Of memory. confusion,
gidtsiness. blood to the head, mental debility
hysteria. in1ecisien. wretchcdness thoochts OF
self destrnstion. fear of insanity. &e. &e--
They viii increase and restore the appetite
strengthen the emacia.ed, renew the health OF
those WIG have destroyed 1T by exc. sses and
iDdnce continral cheerfslness and e4uarsnity
OF spirits and prolong life.
Persons nf pale corapicxion AMI cosnumptive
habits are restored b. hon or two. Co blcom
and vigor. changing the ekin frsm a pale slIov
sickiy color, ton beautiful fiofid compl. xion.
GJ As thsse rills srec. imposed OF some Of
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* La E7 1sa. g.
. EEDEesRh INQUIRER AND

AZ 4 y = 1SI spAe ~ A-~& -AH-A@h~ % " az
CMxs 0EicLE will be paoilshce every Thurs
day Morning at two dollars per annuni, III ad-
vance, or swo dollars and atty cents after the
year expires.
Sosahscretion will etakenf for shortes period
aihE SIX months and no subscriber will be at
liberty 10 discontinue mis- subscription uutil all
arrear&ges are paid.
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ghe EEearl's giewe,1.

The srsnan heart is Ike gsr8ea ~.
cd with iiiorns. fou must psss ,,4o.l
difieult enclosures teEcre you con 49,, h
blossoms. AZ one viii take n.o,f ~,
secure violet that fopfishes Ia a,l....
ous rlaas--sor ne are naturally fond III
hazard, ard prize a treasure f.y il. eos, II
the fair groatLs Of lie heart, ple, o.;.
after much seeking become ef e,,e.s:
vaiae. They are worth striving ITO, + /
where are The flowers with tins % e.o.:
lie, with odors SO transporting, as ,he,s Il
shoot ffon. tie sieh So;l Of .tc Lcuaa so..
om.
lis proper that each one skeali c,,..
vate BIS own domains. lie Nho 5esl,.,.
his household is worse than an isf3.l.-,.s
he WHO negles's bis lard shah cong 70 r,r,
But we niay bes'os all Necessary a,ie..;,,
UPon our ovu f-las, and still haze l.:..
10 inspire and assist o.lers. nc p,,v IT..
Tie bl7sseni that Las leer bea,cd 5.n.
The sform.-se may train Ire Vine tb,.l
become misshapen--se nay rel;sg. i.
p!apt that j. eLoked BY wse1s--ard 55;-...
The tepdsil that Is la2kiag loz sarrgs.
There il vqg 70 6 fpF oiiisa {. vi, !,
for ourselves. >
4lere may be hearts il vhish nss 4,
seems useie1s. There are, N-c e., 81
them feiore US. There IS 10 DEN ,.,, -,
revive tleis Lighted tlossona 10 scs ~.
eau warm to life their dead frui;ase. 3.
yet the attenpt Is not wholly vseles, +.
there may be one blossom and enc ,i-r
chat have survived tie geaeTs. e.se,.
| ton.
Tley hare fsLla il Tic cs.,, IL,
maiden's tear Filing ca the in of as,,
soldier, recalled linn 10 li.o aeaiD. A.
firs may it ee viii The lcart rb5se rers,.
ticn is Tlthefed and dried Ut, FOR tears 4,
mighty and We mag pos roctoa their inf,
cree.
Shall We not tien Husband CIR ,i,1p, sa.
while We gies good heed to our cgn bears
extend our sympathy and aid to o.Aers. !
is glorious and saiffyiag lator, &c 7or
afnong tie blossoms Of the isart, a Isbo
shieh shall make sleep sweet, life beauties
aud The future 'oeilew as May morning :
Bufaio Erpress.