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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
y N y e r r AKER

senth side, betwee n 9th q nd 9th sts.,
II an ELEGANT HEARSE,
aud all necessary conveniences for - :u.z5I.13
properly conducting hts business, =.
would respectfully inform the public that he is
fully prepared to AL all orders entrusted to him.
az the shortes: notice, and IN the best manner.
A large supply Of READY-mADE COPFINs g
Of all sizes always on hand, which win be fur
nished on the most reason HE terms.
As heretofore, no pains win be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
N. B.-Resid ng on the premises, orders viii
be promptly attended to a! all hours. - -if
feb 7-1y y '-.- 90 ... o..
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GUTTA PERCHA YEErH.
nR. U. MUNSON, AT $40 PA AVENUE,
II Is mounting Teeth On Gutta s
Percha Base. Also, with Aliens pat
ent continuous Gum, combining beau cQl1m
ty, strength and cleanliness -
DR.. NJ. is determined 20 keep pace with every
improvement In Dentistry, and win strive to please
and profit his patrons.
p. ID. Guriey, ID d. Hon X H 6illet,
J q. Binney, ID. Hon. 8 A Douglas,
b Sunderland, ID. DR. r Patterson,
II. r Schoolcraft ESQ Dr. H Coolidge
Hen. Mason, DR.. Thomas Miller,
Hon. A u N icholSon,
And the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown Col.
lege. nov HLu
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/ yUyHE BOSTON YEAR BOON OF Tracts
Il for 1885, an Annual of Scientific Discovery
Just received by FRANCk TAYLOR.
fsbao -.44.. . ,a..... ..s-.-g E.t-
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coyFIN HAREROoM. IL.

tUsFkN WAHkRUUMs 6e.
Z WILLIAM PLANT = CO., vNpERYA-
ys ysKEHS-7esiderce4tS Seventh -
greet, between 8 and II streets 0B-Z
IEter.nents procured IN any ground
or cemetery. CoEns, Cars, ShDouds, Carriages,
Heafse, and every article for intermeuts OF
the best quality furnished at short notice. on the
most reasonable terms, and az ell hours OF the
Right. Having the exclusive right Of CrumpS
Patent Corpse PreserTer. we guarantee to keep the
dead for any length Of time. tyn-ly
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IDOBiNsON's PRACTICE, Vol. 2.-THE
H Practice In Courts Of Justice in England and
| volumes. second volume this day issued -.
| feb 2s-t ilaiA E- FRANOK TAYLOR
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ENGLIsH Plated wARE.
~ TEA SETS, COFFEE URNs,
DRCANTER AND FRUIT STANDS
CASTORS, WATERS CAKE BASKETS,
DISH COVERS, &c ,$e,
Being decidedly the largest stock Of Plated
Ware in the city, which We have determined to
sell at nett cost Those in want Of good article
will do well to give US a call.
Also, few pieces Of sterling SILVRRWARE
which we will sell at small advance
I GALLIGAN e. CO
Dealers In Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry,
Fine Fans, &c, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, under
Browns Hotel. feb 27-ee6t
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CLOCKS,

CLOCKS, .....t
E7OR GOOD HONEST CLOCK KALWAYs
l. go to FRANCIS, on 7th street His Clocks
cannot be excelled, and his prices will not fright
an You. He tries every one thoroughly himself,
and those who buy Of him are sure to get a good
one or have their money refunded. ian Is
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C0RPORArI0N sTOCK.- 900 Corpo-
~ ration Of Washington Stock for sale at y
feo .s-d sgaE oHUBB BROTHERS.
R6EsrMUsIC, ,RsTABLISHM
u In Washington, is st No. 30e Pennsyivania
avsoas '"- JOHN p. ELLIS.
feb - -.-+.. ... t. "l.-," .-ss
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COLUMBIA MARKET,

CULUMBIA MARKET,
Pss"sy!oa"'a acsSse, soy~1 Of 13sh 81.
tHARLES MALLARD HAS OPENED THE
~ above place for the keeping and sale of Pork
Beef Mutton, Poultry, Butter, Lari, together
with Same, Fruits and Vegetables In all It's sea-
sons. = - =. :. w.
G. M having had sixteen years experience In
nelghboEiHg city, fatters himself that he will be
able to keep a choice selection Of ofPROvISIONS
generally, and hopes, by moderate charges and
strict personal attention TO the wants Of his Gus
toners to merit share ofthe public patronage.
ian s2-2aw2m : % - p
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JONAS p. LEVY,
fEroRyRR AND DRALRE II
WNEs, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINI
np6rHpYRa

esEsralComraiasion Forwarding n Merchsnt
INSURANCE AND BILL BROEER,
No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below u . y Hotei,
WAsHINsTos CIIY.D ID. G..
B.-Counuy Merchants are requested to Riye
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
&C Ally
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AGENCY YOF THE
Keystone Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia.
Capital. $500 600.
A NNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
IA ending January /, 1885.
Assets Of the Company, consisting Of Bonds and
Mortgages on unsncumbered real es-
lhtS .SllO,0 UU
Stoc1 Of other Corporations, worth par IS $40 90
Cash on hand d........................ 1856 30
Bills receivable, consisting Of Marine
notes and short loans. 80. S3S 943 70
Stock notes s.............SH, ,36s 90 81 ,339 20
...... .... S2l9 ,42O 90
Whole receipts for premiums during u '.
the yodI &ll4.S12 O6
Paid for losses and expenses during
the year. II ,133 0
= M. MORIARTY, President
J. NORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.
Risks changed from other companies to this
No charge for policy fee. ENG ure at the office Of
J. E. Kendall, over X. Morrow's Exchange See,
nrst door West of w. B. Todd's hat store on
Pennsylvania avenue. L...-~
feb 7-3m DAVID MYERLE, Agent.
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NEW SPRING CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES,
-.r ... v- AND VESfINGS.

-.r u. v- AND VESfiNGS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FIRST
w supplies Of new sping Goods for gentle
mems wear, Of late and fashionable styles select
cd With great care, from the Philadelphia and
New York markets, which we VIII make to order
in thc most superior manner, at much cheaper
rates than the eual city prices.
WALL T. STEPHENS, f (,
39l Pa. avenue, Sd door east National Hotel,
and as2 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
feb 40 (Int& Globe)
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ID -a-u Nst 49,. ..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

A RARE BAHGAIN-A ROSEWOOD PIANO, IRON
n frame finished back bevelled top siding desk ac made
by clckerng Boston been used carefully and In perfect
order Price $50 cash Apply At 32 Twelfth street between
fifth aud sixth avenues.
L'RFMoNT CAMPAIGN SONG AND cII0RUs-"THERE
II Il the White House fonder with sp Mid lihograph
Mcress 81 Fremont. Just published by ~ GORDON, zT
broadway sen By mail for 50 ceuts post paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
FINE KITS.

CREArFST IMPORTATION or ENGLISH ENGRA
VI wings, from the London pu snera offered, selling
great sacrihce Proofs oi ne Marriage and Coronation
the Queen. do Trial OF Lori William Russell, do May and
December aud almost every urs engraving published
the years The aie And prvae buyers shoule
call and examine this superb stock; all the Engs
hunts aud Lancseers Pictures selling Oh. L. II. PHIL
LIPS, sgea Cor Marks 4 Co u John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

HUDSON RIVER RAnROAD.-FROM MAY ls 1850
the trains viii leave Chambers street station As follows
IL M, cmigrsnt r. NJ for Poughkeepsie A. n and p
NJ; for Sing Sing 1880 A. and 20 r M this train leaves
Peekski aand s3oP The roughkeePsie, Sing Sing and
Peeksknl trains stop at the saona Passengers taken
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty rs streets Train
for New York leave Troy at 4X SIS and 10 D A. NJ and
/ A. n. SMITH, Sup't
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TvNE FILE FRANCAISE DE BONNIE EDUCATIO,
~ sactan ense gner la musleue ains que In angue,
placer dams FAM lie quate dinstutrice. 81
dresser chez Bininger, Is BoWeiy.
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HIT,J.uARDS.

DuIIARD TABLES TRIMMINGS or EVERY KIND
ID and all apparatus essential 70 connected wfh the as
Of billiards. BE- had Mt the mandatory OF OCONN0R
CorDER 50 Ann street -Four good second hand lablss
Tor sale.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L'oR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH HIGHLANDS
Ocean House. Silver Point and Ocean Port-The Light
draught steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Capt. John Dor
den, VIII from foot OF Jay street North river for
above August Is at r. NJ 18th, nj Az r. M 10Th Of III,
returning early the morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

. -zETFD-A PARTNER, IN TfIE PLUMBING Brsf
IA -~ss already established ANY person with cash capt
w NAV hear of a good chance by addressing "Piumh
tsg so Tersd once, stating where an interview can b
a. Dor a..
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WINES AND LIQUOIss.

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF cLAREr WINES, sUrr-
N able for hotel, saloon and family chaSnpagae.
port, Madeira and sherry wines 20 brandcs Jamsics
rum, Holland and Schedam GIN &c Scotch ales Isntsn
and Dublin porter. For sale nj USDERHILL MATTEL
SONS 40 Broome street Of Crosby Broadway
A MERTcAN BRANDY, aIN, NEW ENGLAND RUM
n Monopsahea and sec6ed whIskey cider brandy, purs
spirth high aud low proof bbls and hhds Eos sal
lowest market price by G. WARD CO., ITO Murray street,
for the oistlers.
ERENoH BRANDIEs-coGNAC AND RociEffE
T brandiee, dscbarpng from ship Phrbus. In half
pipes quarter eighth for sale FROM wharf AMI n
bonacd warehouses BY SIMPSON BROTHERS, ~ Beaver
TrLFs ROBIN, OTARD DUPUy co, AMI PfNEr,
81 Casion Co brandes, assorted packages w bond ia
tpaica and brands gin
porter ale segars teas &c. For sale by a. WARD CO..
Ito Murray street, importers and iobbers
nI.D PORT WINE, FOR INvhLTns old LoypoS
" Dock hrandes pale and dark, froia three 10 twelve
year. old, by The boA-s, DOZEN or s,ss Also sssrr,s
MESSENGER Co, No - Ion street, sole importers ~
Messengers Lond-- cordial Gin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
STEAMBOAT DESIGNED

. = AAboAf bESl1 y Ell
York Navigation Company.
viii he launched to- day, at l r
Harlem river, She has been
I'd Leonard IL. Boole for the
'names o. VIM. i. Sol''' a,.s
others. bshc6cs breath Of
q 0 inches. Engine IT'S horse
and ) feet stock. She will &C.
and will prove q valu-
large proportion of our out
Harlem. She will doubtless
II transit. and will deserve to
rouble an Inconvenience re-
on he Harlem Railroad, TO
late, been intoierable. The
= Ia q line Of boats that will
% the lllconceivei plan of
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GROVE PAVILION NEWARK BAY-TUE SIR
VI scrbcrs having leased thai lovely place OF Captain ar
rs are now prepared 10 accommodate hoarers the
style. ". u. HARRIS.
~. WILSON.
Good nshing fowlng and baihing ~ miles from
Jersey CITY Stages every hour the plank road,
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WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, IN A PRIVATE
w family, sitting and bedroom with partial board
preferred dinner at O'Clock location above Fourteenth
street. moderate. None those willing 10 procure
them the comft Of home need apply Address, stating
terms, r.. box Sol Post Office
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A PIERRE HOUSE, 679 AND 6s1 BRoADwAY.-THE
IL proprietor has the pleasure Of announcing that he has
cured the valuable services OF Mr. Forenoon New
York Hotel general superintendent The permanent and
travelling public VIII find this " the pleasanes class
hotels in New York Elegant suits OF u be had with
board from s2 So per week; transient guests ~
day Breakfast n ON 70 TO- lunch a. l. dinner Of O.
IL rpOTR
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-05
A CATEGORICAL COURTSHIP.

sat one night beside blue-eyed girl
The fire was out, and so, too, vas her mother;
feeble fame around the lamp did curl,
Making faint shadows, blending in each other;
Twas nearly twelve O'Clock, too, in November;
She had shawl on, also, remember. -.->
Well, had been to see her every night
For thirteen days, and had a sncaking notion 4 u.
To pop the question, thinking all was right,
And once or twice had made awkward motion
To take hand, and stammerd coughd and stutterd
But, somehow, nothing to the point had utter'd.
thought this chance too good now to be lost;
hitch d my chair up pretty close beside her,
Drew u long breath, and then my legs l cross'd,
Bent over, sighed, and for five minutes eyed her;
She look as if she knew what next coming,
And with her feet upon the floor was drumming
l didn't know how to begin, or where
couldn't speak-the words always choking;
l scarce could novel seem'd tied to the chai:-
hardly breathed71 twas awfuy provoking!
The perspiration from each pore came oozng,
My heart and BRAIN and limbs their power seemd losing
At length saw brinde tabby cat
Walk purring up, inviting me to pat her;
An idea came, electric-ike, at that
My doubts, like summer clouds, began to scatter;
l seized on tabby, thOugh scratch she gave me,
And said, -" Come, Puss, ask Mary if she'll have me-"
Twas done at once-the murder now was out
The thing all explan'd in half a minute;
She blushd, and turning pussy cat about,
Said, Pussy, tell him yes !" her foot was in it
The cat had thus saved me my category ]
And here's the catastrophe of my story.
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Wholesale JObbing Trade....Spring, 1856.
& GRAHAM. SUCCESSORS tt

Wholesale JObbing Trade....Spring, 1856.
NIcILWAINE & GRAHAM, SUCCESSORS TO
INA PAUL McILWAINE) Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods No. 60, Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va,
receiving and will be prepared by the fifth of March
to exhibit full assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERI-
CAN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, to which
they would invite the attention of the trade generally
Our facilities for purchasing American and importing
foreign brcs not surpassed bv any house in the job
bling Business and feel assured that examination of
stock will prove satisfactory all who may favor
with visit.
Our terms will be liberal to responsible purchasers.
McILAHA1NE GRAHAM E
Agents for North Carolina Cotton Yarns Sbeetings and
Osnaburgs and for genuine Irish Flax Threads and Shoe
Threads.
Feb. 29, 1856. .... 2a-6wsw
NJOTICE.-A NEGRO MAN WHO CALLS HIM
II SELF WIN. CURTIS, committed to the Jail of
this city in December last for want of copy of his Reg
istry He that he is Free that be raised he
believes in the county of Orange Granville in the State
Of North Carolina by old gentleman named Thomas
Jordan, Scotchman,) whom, he says gave him his free
papers, He left there about twenty ago for the State
of Georgia with Mr. John Tutte Railroad Contractor,
and has resided in N C. that time He is about
Al 40 years of age black complexion five rect ~ inch
in height tolerably likely has small whskers, and is
ruptured He gives such lame account of himself that
the Hastings Court of this city authorized advertise
him, thinking it probable shat he may be runaway slave
Any person who may this notice. and knows any thing
about the above named man, will pese give the nfor
nation. j. BRANCH, ~
Sergt and Tailor of Peter sburg, Va.
Feb. 20, 1856. 29-ws
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quad & y sl.ls. !.

deny equal q the states g ane e1 sns
! 81 s.es.sa. hi - = lolu ~ ID,
. it'd slione e ake pr lnt &C % Caro-
is TH0MASBRAeG, am I'VE nj aialiy
unite With orr Democf1tic 6sethren In 9TH eoun,
ties of the State in his denomination and election
g. Resolced, That this meeting recommend the
appointment by the Chairman of five delegates from
each taxable district in this county to the State Con-
vention, and that the same delegates be requested
to attend the District Convention for the purpose OF
choosing Eector for this District, and, also, OF
appointing delegates to the Cincinnati Convention
9. ResolUed That we recommend the holding
of the District Convention in Raleigh the 10th Of
In pursuance of the objects expressed in the 9Th
resolution, the Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen delegates: ,,,.
Warrenton District, DR.. H. j. Davis William
A. jenkins, Rob't A. Ezell, VIM. Watson, Dr., John
Bradford
Shocco District VIM. K. Kearney, DR.. A. B.
Hawkins, DIR. Edgar Williams, w. H. A. Kearney,
Grore Hi District, S. 7. Aston, Thos Harris,
Gideon B. Aston, G. NJ Cook, H. I. Egerton..
Judkins' District Henry Harris, Saml Bobbitt,
j. F. Browne, John w. Riggan, DR.. Ridley
Browne.
River District VIM Eaton, sr., Nath1 Nichol-
son, Buckner Eaton, John E. Boyd, Nathan Dob
bin.
Sir Pound District, Fl. A. Foote, w. G. Drake,
Henry Milan. Thos d. Rodwell, Jacob M. Palmer.
Hawtree District, Thos j. Judkins A. A. Hud-
gins, G. W. Nicholson, Rich'd A. Davis, q. N. P.
Cole.
Smiths Greek District, Horace Mayfeld, JAS T.
Russell, Sam'l Walker, John L. Laughter, John E.
Patilo.
Nutbush District, Michael Collins, James T. Twit-
ty, j. d. Fain, T. P. Paschall, VIM. Suit
iandy Greek District, DR.. R. c. Prichard, Jos.
S. JONES' Dr. SOL G. Ward, Gen. NJ T.. Hawkins,
Alexander Steed; and ON motion of Mr.. Jenkins
the Chairman and Secretaries were added to the list
of delegates
On motion it was resolved that these proceedings
be published in the Warrenton News and that the
Raleigh Standard be requested to copy. The meet
ing then adjourned.
F. A. THORNTON, Chm'n.
E. d. DRAKE, } ca.u.,o-;..
j. j. EGERroN, I
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TOT Tue OtanO6ru.
ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND. ....

ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND. 3.
Thou hast gone to the grave in the sprngtime of l
re thy heart has been chilled by the worlds bitter strife
Thy spirit SO early, So untmey, has flown.
a tear OF sorrow will oft moisen the eye,
That a creature SO gentle and youthful should die.
Thou hast gone to the gravelifes dream is DER;
Thy features, SO lovely, ne er shall see more.A
Like the leaves that fall at the wind BREATH
Thou, too, hast been slain by the hand of grim DEATH
And though ON life ocean, would thoud remained
Weical thee not back from the port thou hast gained
Thou hast gone to the grave-thou art laid in the tomb
From this earth thou hast fed to thy heavenly home;
And when to thy grave We shall slowly repair,
To mourn that thou dedst-One loved and so fair;
Tue flowers that DER thee, will bedew
To keep them from fading and dying like you.
s. T. W.
Smith6eld, N: c., Feb 10, 1856.
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.ase 81. AsAL RoRs AN. j
81 IS setatssman q Whsxfandf
81 ~ lite to yDhr hometz
Rally the true band
No longer roam. :
ssSs Jealous asprants
Urge your delay,
Statesman of Wheatland,
Homeward your way.
Unfurl the banner sHs.
Spread it afar,
Success II attend her
Nothing to near szessz-s-asss rIs
Look to your country, 4
Man Of its choice,
Raise for your party,
Its flag to tn hoist. = sa-s
North, South, East, West, all,
Rally with cheer.
BUcHANAN's the leader,
WISE in his rear.
Statesman of Wheatland,
Haste on your way,
For soon runs the sand
That closes next quay.
Chatham, Feb. %, 1885, GUEE.
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Is56...Spring Importation.

IS56...SpFlng Importation.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, PER SHIP STE
w PHEN Crowell. from Liverpool liz CRATES or
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, and, from the Eastern
Factories our usual supply of GLASSWARE LOOKING
GLASSES, &c. - l41y. - -
The stuck. as usual. is large and commasding Having
been imported direct purchased the most favorable
to merchants and others want goods our
line. .tf1 -, o = -
KERR AARBURY,
importers and Dealers in China, GLASS; Earthenware
DC, "a 4 Is, Sycamore St., :,
Feb. g. 1856. - 5s.4w.t
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GUNE.
For the Standard.
RETROSPECT.

RETROSPECT.
By LEvERErT A. SAWYER.
My heart is with the shades of feeted years.
Its dews and hallowed hours
When plant childho0d's footstep trod
Its path of mirth and showers. ~ {.
The wavelet bright on silver sands,
The growing leaves along my way,
The generous warmth of little hands;
The morning bright and sunny day.
Our gentle confidence and trust,
Our love and winning wife,
So pleasant without sorrow,
So free from staining guile.
Those violet days of bliss,
Or sport, or harmless play
They steal upon my vision now,
Like moonlight before day.
Some OF those friends of early years,
Within the Church-yard lie, y -a
Lowly and still-no friendship cheers,
For they were born to die
The marble stone stands near them, -..-.
The mounded turf is by,
And the little odOrOus hOwret,
Lifts its painted crest on high.
1t is throwing perfume DER them,
FOrgetful of their woes,
They are lighted here by sunshine,
When the day with beauty CLOVIS,
And by starry coroner, .... -... .
When the night its darkness shows.
The same soft sounds are in the breeze,
And waited ON my dream,
From fair young flowers, and blossomed trees,
And wood and meadow green.
The SAINT sweet fragrance on the air, ,
From budding bush and flower,
And borne unto my fancy llere
With the charm of wave and bower;
But oh that long array
of Illuminated years,
Is signing now, like autumn leaves,
Amid grove of tears.
Illusion dear! from Heaven thou art,
The magic of an angel part,
To Irvine around my dropping will,
A garland sweet, for every iii. &.
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Notice L on; sabscribers.

N0SIce Q o. Bub9cfi6erS.
csdard Wn not b sest to aay one hereafter .,,...
To ordsrr tie aams b ~iA the oash and
tie Let day Of Nay 1885, tie casA rs will Be e.abi,s.s
sosh references to al su5scbs asd az who may Be in
reass ct that time viii Be erased from TIE list Subser,.
sos Do duty formed Of fks ensosrts Of their indss.dn.
respectively and zoe sacU adopt plan by uaiea H..
UiN b eregfssr regularly Notified Of the dates at ul,
their sxbseriptioas so;u eapire '"
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from his house, after having beat them in
the most inhuman manner. In the depth
Of their sorrow aud d.. ZION, the poor
woman Invoked the Sovereign Judge Of the
Universe to deal with them according to
the laws OF Justice, and greciously put
period at once to their sgilerings and to
their existence.
/ riye this anecdotc Tor what Il is worth,
wiihogt seekng to draw rom il any other
conclusion than tAis-icar OF the church
causes the members to veil many hidden
misefies
tli the wives Of the same saint live IN.
der the same roof, generally but sleep in
SEPARATE chambers. They eat ut the same
table. aud live together in a state OF social,
aalcrual harmony Ench one par'akes Of
the couiugal bed in turn, unless this rule
be deranged (as it sometimes is) by the
capricrs Of the husband. To the cares Of
the household they often add some ii,le
industrial occupation, such, for example,
al knitting or wooi.cardiuE Nj the chill
dren Of the husband must be equally dear
to eaeh particular wlfe It is tut just to
declare that IN rouefal they conform entire
Is and rengiously 20 this law. In public
deliberations and congresses, they have
neither part nor lot, their duty being to serve
the servants Of the Almighty
Tho chill lren OF the Normons are not
strong. el-prnpotoned and haudsoma.
In moral point of Wow, II grieyrs ne %
saw that they are much less remarkable
Nics enters their minds Mt m early are.
D.. 3 q lion.