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SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. ". HUTCHINSON. JAS. pKwRr.
HuTCHuNSON r DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, keo-
xuk Iowa, have just reviewed at their Fashionab BILE
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
and excellent supply of BroAdeloths, Cassimeres,
sestings, snd Gentemen . Furnishing Goods, Of ali
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall be
done in the approved and satisfactory man n<r
They are sonstantiy receiving the New York and
fniladelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best material give
| them call. Ag~atsfor
Francis Mahan's System Of Garment
| Cnfting.
Also Reports cf Fashions
aprlo-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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ExCMANGE AND BANKING nOusE
0NoRGe e.. AnAaHsAA

EXCHANGE AND 8ANKaNG ssnusr
george e.. Andersen.
Lhird street, bet. Main and John.on Keokuk Iowa.
MlLL buy Eastern and Southern Exebanve a.,
w beet rates. "
Strict attention given TO collections and pro
ceeds remitcd at current rates Of exch.nve fas y,
charge. wv -
- Usual banking facilities granted TO Gu.
TONERS.
RErRR To
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers. N Y.rL citv
!. W. Clark, Dodge 4 CO.,
=. W. Clark Co., Bankers, Phiisdelphis.
Boy, Miitenbcrger Co., Bankers, 1t. Louis.
z. w. Clark Bros,
John J. Anderson Co. u
6iilmors r Brothertoa, Cincinnati.
~ once hours from = A. NJ. to4PM
July IA. ls56.--dly
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CIV REYNOLDS Drug Store
Inn DoL. Floyd's American Penetrating Lini-
AOo meni, In quantities to suit purchasers.
zuo dor Esculapian Lniment, and a great yariet,
| April 8, 1855. d REYNOLDS, DRUG s,ar :.
/ hkD OH, spirit Gas, Linsecd Oil Copal, japan.
IL Demsr and Coach Narnish, on hand and for sal
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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Just RECEIyED,

! the sign of the Big shoe, IN Main Street, nsar
e \ corner ef Sd, another invoice uf Gents, La
dies Misses aud Children's wear, comprising all
the new styles IL the and which consta mt
additions being made by fresh arrivals. Ihs re-
mainder of the stock purchased from the late firm
Of odeil MAties. We will close out at cost and be-
lew cost, in order To make for other goods no
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested to call and examine for them
selves. We will also make to order. al the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen - and Ladies wear
from the best material and in the latest good
Ct being guaranteed a all cases
myl6d HTIskAMP MAiLESS.
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keok sk, ~. Des N Mo,ues 4 Mannessta
RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Once on Main Street over Bruce Danisls'
Store.
Sept. l, lsS5.---AAwly
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To Carpenters, Build.
erS, and others.
VXTOOD r9seN1N0, AG12WlG., AND
w FANCY SAVING, DONE 10 ORDER, ON
short notice, and ~ reasonable prices, at the
kEOkUK FURNITURE MANUFACTORY,
corner VI llthandJ ohnson sts.
aaSi3dAwif ktLBoURNE 4 DAVIS.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBERT0P, No. ~, Main street, has just re-
~. ceived large and complete assortment of
Fancy Goods, Toys, Musical Instr umsnts Shot Huns
Pistols, Fancy China acts, and on, which be will
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. {. OBERTOP.
Kcokuk. Oct 70, 1855. d
1mPoPsMns 20 Railroad Contractors.
VvvHE subscriber, inventor and patcntec Of an I'm
proved self Loading Cart, scoop Cart, has
recently brought to this locality few Of the and
they arc now at work grading Exchange street, In
this city, in the hands Of ]. A. Vial, contractor,
where they may be seen ut work ~ any time daring
the season. They remove earth for one half the
cost of doing by the cart and shovel and we'll
worthy the attention Of all engaged in that kind Of
business. AN interested ore especially invited
to witneas their operation and inform themselves
to their value and e~oworv. All irfo.,r.t on
the subject he obtained ef the subserbsr 1t the
81. Charles Hstei, or Of Mr.. Vial.
:, "a. 0rnA0NB.
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8. 8. Vail Z Co.

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHTNIsTs,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines, 6rist and
Vl saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels. Ae., &C.,
corner Of Sixth and Bondesu Streets, keok nh Iowa.
May 81, 1854. .4d4w
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Daniel Conson

MANUFACTURER Of Sash. Doors and Blinds
Nl keokuk, Iowa.
An common sisss on hand, and particular sissa
supptird to order. A libssal discount to eosntry
merchants. fsb30dly
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Te sAe ClsA.ea. OF Kesk M

vVNHE subscriber would announce the ctisens Of
1 keokuk that he has just received stock Of the
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman .
wear ever brought To keokuk; consisting Of Frsn
and American cloths cassimeres and vestings pusi
-, veivets, grenadines cashmsres, Ac which he will
make up the shortest notice and in the best style
to order. The subscriber has also hand Ane a.
sortmcnt of shirts, ,crsvats, scarfs, coliars, ~.
sep IL JAMES Nj. TYLER.
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II EOKuk Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. F., uxnn
Nmeets every Monday night at
o'eiock at Odd Fellow Hall, corner
Fourth aud Main streets,
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NE VI 0VAl..

a STAR CLOTHING sToRE-H sTRAUs
~ SEQ. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No % Main street next door to a. i. Biingr where
they will be happy To their old Friends and many
ones.
SE- Our spring stock will be received At an
early day, when We shall present unusual advsnts-
gcs to the trade. feb2pd
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Pueh~ch@tuck Ledge, No. A. /. q. o. y. meets ev.
.ry Friday night at aciock, at Odd Fellows Hall
Pachschetuck Encampment, No. Z, meets the
6rst and third Thursdays of every month, st 8
O'Clock p. ~, Ut Odd Feiiows' Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited To attend.
mygdiv
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1 u ANNER Lodge No. rs, I. y. of q. T. meets -
- every Friday Evening, at Temperance L
Hall, on Main street, IT - o'clock. All
members Of the order in good standing, are
| invited to attend.
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]. w. ScYoe9s'

j. w. 8cToGge'
LUMBER YARD, kE0KUK.
nN Conser strest, between 4th and 6tA Streets,
Onorth of Main street. large assortment of
LQnbcr and Shingles, Of best quality, always 90
hand. dsw1y.
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THE wIas nsOOT /,

A We wish to make room for our new stock, to ar
"A rive the first boat, will dispose Of the re-
mainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke ut and
below cost
We will be glad 10 oil who wish bargMins -
Boots and Shoes. T. ELLIOTT 4 co.
mrh93d
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y. .. Il n. W. fOR ID.
Dealers tu 0cas Eslnse.
ofes ovsr Ranking H"ase Of Ford, Garha A r ord
JusslOaawI kEDkIk, IOWA.
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UEbnDEN
A TTORNEYS and Councillors at Law and agents
n for the purchAsc and sale Of Real Estate. Col
iecting and notariAl business sttended to promptly,
Titles examined, and large number Of city lots
and farms always for sale.
once In the Athen0um building second street
my9d
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MOORE HO0PER'S Glyceum Ointment, de
lvl ligh,fu article for chapped hands, lips de- at
MOORE i H0OPEkS, on Main,
povlf near Third street,
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~ - ~
arusLIsssp svs.r sosnsa, (suxpAYs sxcssfss.,
~ =. =. HOWELL. 4 CO.
~ tbs snele Week, is cts.
p' -" -
- - .ae montn, 30
~ .ne vaAstsr,...-............ ~
ny Ln~ lear, ..........,...,..-....,.....-..6 90
"1rsArAsLx ~ ALL cAHss ~ ADVANCE. IA
--~-----
- Advertisements inserted on favorable terms
LAND OFFICE.
BREEDEN 1 HOUGHTON,
A TTORNEYS and Councillors AT Law. and srents
"A for the PaschAse and sale Of Real Estate. Col
lectng and notarial business attended To nromn,ir
Titles exsminsd and large number Of city iots
and farms always for sale.
Once In the Athen0um building on second street
mysd
Joss =. so.sisa, cHAs. ". 0wRiE.
MORNrsR 4 LOwnIE,
A TTORNHYs ~ Lsw, onic- Post Ofhc~ Bailding.
~ keskuk, Iowa. fcb77dn
LLOID y. NImPAON,
A fTORNEY ~ Law snd Notary Public. Omes
"A in the new Posi Ohhce building, % johnson st.,
between ID and I'd.
Collections promptly attended 10.
ksoksk, Feb Is, iaSs.--du
JoRs v. GAxKIs aAuuRL . s,l,sN
aANKIN Z MGLLER,
A Tr0RNfYs ., Law, Kseksk. iowa Once over
66oOA0 -
Dsc. -.
.. ,. nIILEk. ~ pscx
MaLLEw r BECK,
A TTORNEiS st Law end Soiietors in Chancery
Agents for tho invsstis satios af Land Titles and
the purchase and sale Of Real Estsas will hsrsaf-
Ter prssfies In and regularly attend the Districs
Courts Of Keoksk and n. MaAison snd Of the other
counties Of the Firt judicial District Of Iowa, and
VIII also practice in the supreme Court VI the Stale.
H. Aadtson. Feb. II, lb53.-di.
A rfokNgY at I..~. .,ii prset,ee in Lee and the
"A Aljoinins csaaiies, and in the Supreme Court.
0fhas with r. W. Potter, ksl., up starr, on Main
street. bet. 81 and Ath.
R,frr. 70 \ s..r. Mesavie, oh,,t.nd.n 1 Co.. Col.
Sam. r. curtis Burn = k,ntgan, Cox Shelley,
and Prvf. J y. sssforI- laagi4dly
ascs H.. iHesros. ESQ. n. Livisssrom,
sAs. =. Ltvfs0ssvS, sons y. KlaGxA0.
L1SsN0Sr0S 11Os. ksNk EAD,
NHDLEsALE akDcEks Asd csnnissioa Mer
~ chants, No, az Nssey street, between Brad
way aud 1resnw,rh streets, NEW YORK.
Kssp ,cffuiiy solicit call from the merchants of
lows when visiting tho New York market.
February A. 1880. dly
glNA.EH + vUNKnoUaER,
DK0DuCE. ComMisrio0 and Ysrwarding MeY.
! ehsnta, easn~r Of stste and south wsasr stsees,
lhicago, Ill frbi3dtf
JOIN srsss. IN. g. nsareas.
Dovns 4 ReasgeD,
NNHOLEsALE 0rocers, Forwarding and Com
w mission Merphans., Leves. K-ckuk, Iowa
Juiy =, ls55.-dly
nAaUnL nAhtLL- JoAaru nAnifd
q. Z J. UAMalL,
WHOLEsALEa arocsss, Tee dsAisrs, Conaiasfon
w and Forwarding Meschsnts, No. 81 I~yee
three doors below iccast street, ST. Loait, No.
March ". ts58-A
y. h.srAsvoHp, &c. n'cuxH
urAvGO1D q NsCUNE.
NyHOLEsALE Grocern aud Commission Mer
w chants, second door shovs the corner Of Blou
desa, wa-er Street, kesksk, Iowa.
March, 4, ia5s.--dA viy.
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| GENUINE Bears Oil. White Stick Pomade, Iust
~ received and for sale cheap by
/ novl7 MOORE HOOPER
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os.o . kerry, olass- " aY .,

s~-- LOOKING CLAssRs, Rrc.
A.tU LII and complete assortment OF goods In the
IA 1bove line csn BE- ssen at the old stand Of
Carey 4 KslbOurnH,
Kif0bnrne Z Blsck, Main-at, keokuk. Towa.
N 'rchants visiting ourcity are invited tocall and
examine. my90d
-~ FEED aTORE.
LyNR the GREATER coavenisnoc IT he Pubic, the nm
IsAprsisned have opsnsd. on TmIRp Srsswr. in che
rossrlprmeriy 'ccapi ID BY W. =. Thompsoa's Shoe
Store, IN extensive
FEED STORE.
rus1Smers can ut all times supply themsel res with
the following articles &
- Data, Corn, NFAn,
49, Corn Neal, Shorts, and crnshsd Cepn
Orlcrs punctsAlIy delivered in any part n ths city
aug. 37d LUNN LIVINGSTON.
TalvLsH AnI welis' aks And psbliS01Isa1
r. -~4er ala ct the LITRRARY DEPOT,
aux 90 Johnson StSest.
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lust received. supply Of Winter Strained Lard
u Oil, . superior article.
novl7 MOORE HOOPER.
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Cash cWssomevs Take Notice.
AANING made all the necessary preparations to
manufacture oil kinds Of Shoes, boots for La.
d'es ana dentiemen, and having now on the way
very large assartmen, of all kinds Of raw material
TO manufacture from bought in New York and Phil
ieiphia Of ths manufacturers and importer, Ihsve
determined to sell ID my Eastern ready made goods
on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
10 make room for the new and large stoek ef raw
material To arrive. All persons in want Of suy
kind II Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can nc have
chance TO save from 20 10 10 per cent and get bet
ter shoes than at any other house in the city the
Ladies Shoe Shop, No. So Mainst.
July SD SA DIXIE
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NO. 169
1855

II EaULAR Ksok az and 81 Eouis Packets. rb;.
old and popular line of 6tsansrs viii run two
daiiy lines OF steamers between Keokuk and ST. Lou
naanns .ne present season. The Hines are compo.-
Westerncr, johnson, MA.tsr
ke"kuk. Matson, Master
Quincy, tnew boat
one OF which will leave keokuk daily, at g
clock, =, Quincy at9 Y, and arrive at ST Louis
nexs morning. ~ 8 o'clock.
:. Express Nail Linc--The York State Heaight,
master will leave keok ak daily, at Or, akfast
on 90 "aful and connect al Quincy nj 2 Pm, with the
st Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon. Ford, Master,
ana arrive AtSt Louis next morning.
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are SUFFICIENT guarantee of their speed and sc
enumeration. feb2sdtf
SA- Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
BOAT at A. n, and connect At Quincy with connect
ing train on N. c. Railroad for Chicago and the
east.
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aaonA R~llNv and sheet UTon works.
TNaUBLE due Baiiers always on hand. Boilers Of
IL my required sise or shape made TO order
Utd Boilers taken IA exchang ge. - -
LII. WELCH MAN,
auEl6dAwtsep2i keokuk, lows.
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1EFICE In Kilburns's Block. Main street, nsa
~ second Lots lAid cut in Rcd's, Kiibourns' =
A~l ason's Additions, and any other basinsss il
his ia !, rformed with promptncss and accuracy.
kccksk. jpne 10. '5s-dSm
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r. INAMILI., N. D, |.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located In this city, wou Il
IL respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age Once on Fonrth street. between n ain and Bion
deAu. dec27dlv
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~ Te.Oayss Express.
Two Love and 10 b. Lived, Mnd Time and Tide or
strive and Win; By A. T. Roe. just rec 4 BY
aug3o. CAVE BAILEY
kdfPf. Arabia, ant the Holy Land--A book u
IL travels. by David Willard. For sale BY
AugS0 CAVE BAILEY.
VGCTORIA, or The World Osescvsse; !; By Caro-
line Chcsebro. For SALE BY
augs0 CAVE BAILEY.
I n THOUSAND SOLD 80 Tales ef Ne Living
~ Age. ZAiDEE, a romance fren Black veea 8
AA9Asine. For sale by
Ang50 CAHk BAII9T.
A LII NJ leading pesiodissi psAltessisss. Dsiiy
n and Weekly ncwspepFs VI Enxinrd snd 49,
icA. For sAis y the lIrERAnY DGf01,
aug ~ JeAaeea 0Dgsae.
kSNGINEEks' sr0CK ssa s. Aax & 01UMI
II sept4 3 NA
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EDGEFIELD, SIC, AUGUST g. 1856.

and looked up the bride path, but nobody was
in sight. Al last the stars began 10 come out
the wind grew chill; and with an almos, broken
heart shr rose to return to the cabin.
IL might have known this" she said sadly
"Do not all my books tell ME the same? Ever
the old story of trusting woman and deceiving
man."
At this Instant m arm was thrown around her
waist. and a we'll remembered voice whispered
. in her ear Now, Helen. dear, one of our cru.
el sex, at least, is falsifed. thought to steal
on you unawares and surprise you; md so went
around bv the cottage to leave my horse there.
Had you looked behind, instead of before you.
you would have frustrated my little scheme by
seeing me have waited q whole year impa-
tien,ly for this day, and find you mine at last"
A month from that time, Sir Donald Alleyne
INTRODUCES, d his bride to his ample domains in
England: und never had farier wife entered
the splendid halls of his ancestors.
In that great gallery of the castle is picture
of young Scottish girl, with half pensire
face, setting by mountain spring; and the old
housekeeper, as she goes the rounds with vis-
tors. pauses before the portrait to say. That
is the likeness Of the lsst Lady Aleyne; and
lovely she was, and as good rs lovely. By her
husband. the late barone,, she was called the
Lilly of the Valley. Why. have never heard"
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"Heaven bless you! !" said the sufferer, with
emphasis. :" You have ssYed my. life" .'g'..
In few moments The wounded man was
placed on settee brought by the Shepherds
and the little cavalcade wended its way, toward
the cabin. The maiden walked Last, and,bv her
side sialked sadly the TWO dogs of thesufferer;
and the dumb animals, With sense almost hu-
man, az if apprecia,ings Cher kindness to their
master, looked up affeciionately into her face
every few steps, The cabin was like those ex-
listing everywhere in the ihighlands-a rude but
cheerful habta'ion, but was both larger than
usual, adorned with more taste inside.
! In about two hours The friend Of the sufferer
returned, bringing With him the surgeon who
was closeted with his paiienl for more than an
hour. and when he came forth the young girl
was sitting anxiously hYthe fire, in company
with middle-aged woman. the wife of one Of
the shepherds. 4
"Oh, Mis- Helrn," SAID the old surgeon, an
swering the inquiry Of her eyes, "ynu have saw
ed the life of rs brave a lad as ever sho, muir
cock or stalked red deer. know III about it,
yon see, lassie; you came of generous and
gallant race" and he patted her head US father
would that CT favorits duugh,er, adding as if
10 himself, "'lis pity fhe Southron has the
broad acres that were once her ancestors and
that she. coming of a chiefiain's line, should
have nothing hut cabin and IL few bits of hill.
side for n flock or two Of sheep"
The next day the wounded man was pro-
nouncrd better, but stilEiu very critical posi-.
tion nd his removal was forbidden by the
old siugeon. Il
aye maun keep him here awhile yet, lassie,"
he said. addressing Helen: sand I'm almost
persuaded yell hae to be hi. nurse. He has
nae sisters, or mother to- send for, it seems and
mn are very rnugh nurses, ye ken. Mrs. Colin
il here, aud will nae doubt help; but ye maun
be lis nurse, mast of the time. yeerself, it's
what can't be helped"
And so Helen, timida embarrassed was
compelled, from the urgent necessity of the
case, % attend on the wounded man. His friend
indeed remained to as4isa in nursing him; bul
the invalid with The whim Of sick man, soon
hegan 10 refuse his medicine, unless administer.
ed BY the hand of Helen. Moreover. until the
danger was over, his friend watched every night
at his bedside, and in consequence requiring
portion of the day for rest, Helen was necessa-
riIy left alone, for hours, with The wounded
man. The surgeon fof the first two weeks,
came every day to see bis paliert; but, after
This. visited him less frequently.
He now mended rapidly; began to sit up
and very soon he could totter to the window,
and look out. Ina day pr two more he found
his way to the cottage door where, sitting in II
chair, he inhaled the delicious mountain air for
an hour or 80 at noordpy. His friend, when
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A SAILOR IN CHURCH,

A celebrated commodore in the American
navy, having few hours to spend in u por
where he was unacquainted, concluded on at.
tending religious meeting. and for this purpose
taking with him his favorite servant, he started
off for the church.,
"Nuw mind" said he to Jack. rs they were
going, sin the meeting you say not word; no
one is to speak there but the minister"
jack, who had been accustomed to obey, as
well rs see his master obeyed, right or wrong
promised obedience and they went into church,
A seat was provided for the commodore near
the preachers desk, and jack, left alone, after
looking round the church for some time, was
invited to take Il seat by The side of the deacon
The minister having the service, proceeded 10
give out hymn, and there was scarcity OF
books, il fell to the deacon's lot to repeat the
lines for the singers.
No sooner had he rose, than Jack, twitrhing
his coat, whispered in his ear
YOU'D beller be still l.; | had my orders afore
came in here. SO you'd better be sill"
The deacon proceeded to read, and Jack re-
peared his admnniliun, but all to no purpose
he had got out the two first lines. and all the
members of the meeting were engaged in sing
in:, when The poor Tar reused to desperation at
seeins the commndore's orders dlsobeyed, right
in his own face and eyes, turned TO The deacon
and rolling up his sreves. hH 4.v.l"''''"''
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Gbpite 4oetrp,
EVERY CLOUD HATH A Silver LINING"

Ho! all W weary souls who grope
Along this vale Of tears.
Your hearts meier filled with buoyant hope,
But with forboding fears;
Lonk upward, onward as ye 60,
And cease this dull repining,-
There's never cloud huwe'er so dark,
But hath silver lining"
Ho {! all ye sad and mourning ones,
Who wander broken.he hearted,
From cherished friends discovered long,
From native homes long parted;
Raise ye your ey,s to heaven above,
Where faith this wreath is twiniug.-
"There's ne'er a cloud hnwe'er so dark,
But hath silver lining"
And should misfortune drape your sky
In clouds Of deepest black,
Or sorrows rain fall thick and fast
Der lif.'s uneven track.
Look upward, and these words yell see,
In golden letters shining
"Thpre's meier cloud llowe'er so dark,
But hath silver lining"
And should the wealth which ye have gained
Take wings and fly away,
And adverse winds blow culd, around
Thy tenement of clay,
Still upward look. and onward press,
Give DER your dull repining,-
"There's ne'er cloud huwe'er so dark,
But hath q silv,r lining +"
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MEcHAHlcs-SI. Paul was 4 mrchancic-a
maker of tents from gohts' hair; and in The lee
lurers opinion he WAS model mechanic lie
was nol only thorough workman al his trade,
but was a scholar. u perfect Dlu>ler, not only OF
his native Hebrew, but of three foreign tongues,
"a knowledge OF which lie Obtained by close
application 10 study during his leisure hours
while serving his apprenticeship. 1t WAS the
custom among the Jews 10 leach their sons some
trade-n custom nnt confined to the poorer clus-
ses, but also practced by The wealty; and il war
Il common prov yero among them. that if father
did not teach his son n mechanical occupation
he taught him to steal. 1his custom was Il
wise one and if tie fathers of the present day
would initiate their example their wrnkled
cheeks would not SC. often blush for the help.
essness und not unfrpquently criminal conduct
of their offspring. Even it father intended hls
son for one of the professions, it would be mn
incalculable benefit " the son 10 instruct himin
some branch of mechanism. His education
would not only BIZ mure complete and healthy
but he might at some future time, in case of fail
ure in his profession, find his trude very conve'
nient us II means of earning his bread; and he
must necessarily be more competent in mechan
cal, from his professional education An edu
Gated mechanic WAS model machine, while M
uneducated mechanic was merely machine
working under the superintendency of another
mans BRAIN Let the rch and the proud no longer
look upon mechanism as degrading to him who
adopts branch of it as his calling. 1t is no.
ble calling -as noble as the Incidence and inac.
liyity Of wealth is ignoble.-Reu Dr. Adams.