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Ayers CattartiC Pills.

FINlE sciences Of Chem,s ry and Medicine have lcen
taxed their utmost to produce this best most perfect
rursativc which is known TO man. lnnumcrable proofs
nre shown that these pills have virtues which surp,ss in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win I'M
rrscedentedly upon the esteem Of all men, They safe
and pleasant take. but powerful TO cure. Their penc
ang properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body,
remove the ohstructons of its organs. purify the blood,
and expe disease. They purge ont the foul humors which
breed and grow distempcr st uate sluggish disor
desi organs into their natural action and imlRIt healthy
tone with strength to the Who'll" syFten. Not only do
they euro the everyday complaints Of every body hut
also Formidable and dangerous diseases that have hetled
the best Of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects they are At the TIM. diminished doses the
safest aud best Iy that can lie employed for children
Being sugacoatcd they pleasant to take; aud being
purely vegetable free from any risk of harm. Cures
have been made which stpass tlief were h'y not sub
Ttauat-d by Of suC exalted position and character
as 10 forbid the suspicion Of utrut Many eminent
cergymen aud ply siCiauS have lent their to c-ti
fy tie public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
have tho assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations coutut" immensely TO tie relief of my
afflicted. suffering felow-incn.
The Agent below named pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates OF their of til" following compains:-
Costiveneds Billions Complaints, heunIatsni, nropsy
Hcarthru. Headache arising from tou! Stomach Van
sea Indigestion Morbid nac!on of the Bavels nnd Pain
Gii.ing theref flaulency Loss OF Appetite nil Ulcer
Gus and yuaneuus pisrosns which require an evAcuan
Medicine scrofla or kng, wi. Ih,y a!ro 10y purify
ing he blood aud stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which II vOGld not hr sUll1srd ihey could
reach sEc Deafness Partial Kindness. Neuralgia and
Nervous lri'sblty lcr Gencnt Of the Liver and Kid
ncys Gou and ether kindred conllains arising FROM
low Of the body obstruction Of its functions.
Do not he put oh 10y unprinc!y!rd dealer, with some
other pill thsy make profit Ask Er ATrSS
PIILa, aud take nothing cst. No Other they can give
yau compares with ls In il, intrinsic value curative
powers The sick the s-st all there il for them
and they should have Il.
Prepared by DIR. Z. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowsll, Mass.
Ps!cs .. CIs. pER E,S. FIVE Boxes yoR 81.
S0LD ~
VIM A Bruner, Sunhnryi Bird J1hu. Shsm"kn
" Wiener. Northumberland; J. r. Ca.nw. Milton
Hays 4 Mccormick, McEwmsv.lle and by all Druggist
thrnughuui the county.
August 10, 1856 --ly
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4. y. M)RTLEY, lsl~ Of Uqst NY, writes: "I have
used yout = urpRu myself aud Ia my family
!"r anrse ar MI, IT. Si n VIII ns @ Co, oost snS srsp
pay tNcuty five dollars tT bottle than do without It, or
tuLo any other remedy"
Group, WhoOping Cough, Influenza.
SPRiSofiEtu, Miss, Feb. Z, 1850
paorHrR sYgn: I will chserrly certify your Pncronu
IA the boat remedy wo possess for tho cure of Weeping
Cs,ri - and the tlest dsealOa OF children. We VI
yov ne-'i'y in tao South appreciate your skull and
OOnssnd yo"r 'uciicno to q1T - peTpls OF aoyr,,x
AMOS LEE. Esq. YoNrEREr, L., writes. sd JAN. 1855
~ lad tedious lnfucnzt, which confined me in doors
trial ynur PEcroEL by thc advice Of our clergyman
rhc frst d,sn relieved the soreness Ia my throat aud
iun. ess than OF" half tile J9e made me completely
well Yor medicines ths cheapcet as well as the hest
We huy S'i cstenn YOU, Doctor, aud your RENE
lies Us 'ic poor mans friend"
Asthma or rhihisic. and bronchitis.
siq: Your CHERRY pf.roR' g PEI t,rining marvellous
cures Ia this section. 1t has e several frnm alarm
INK symptoms Of consumption and Is now curing man
last orty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY. ". n. A.nios MoSEoe Co.. Iowa,
writes sept g. 1885, During my practice Of many years
have r5uud nothing equal to yoo CnaSSr prctoEAl for
giving ease AMI relief to consunptNe PATIENTS or curing
such are durable.
Nemght add volumes Of evidence, but the most con.
yiucinx proof Of the virtues of this remedy found in its
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has eycr hesn krewn which
cured 40 macy and such dangerous cases as this Some
no human all reach but even to those the cnrRRr
PFc1oR.L affords relief and comfort
AsIaR Iiou.E Ngw Yorx CIrr. March s. 1855.
n0cToa ATIR. LOWELL: ! f,el il duty ami pleasure
to inform what CH REY PEcTng,L has done for
my wife She hal been Ave months lasDIinE under the
dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which no ad
we could prrcuic gave her much relief She steadily
falling until nr. strong of this city. where we baNe come
tor advice. recommended tiial Of your medicine. We
bc.s his kindness. do your skill fUf she hss recoN
cred from that day She not yet ~ strong as she used
10 be- but is free from her cough, and calls herself we'll
Yonrs with gratitude aud regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELBYylLLg.
6n!urtrtrs do not despair till You have tried ATERs
CHrPkY PBCToR. 1t made by of the best medical
chemists the world and its all around us heseak
the high merits of its virtues fhtads!phta Ledger.
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Citrate Of Magnesia

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
.~iIE subscribers, Executors Of tie estate of
Henry Mdsscr, dc ID, nler private sale
the following property viz: A large Two 81 ~
frame dwelling house, Together with about
so ACRES OF LAND.
Situate IN l"vet Augusta Iov nshIp al ioil ing
lands Of Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
occupancy Of John K. Kaufman rs Store aud
dwelling. The t"use is new and lhe loca;ion a
good one for business
Also TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
~ sald township IN the rNrr about 3 mites he
low Sttlhu y.ndi"'ing lands o !. Y. M'Phers,
and others. continuing. about 80 acres. The
>oii is productive ana contains limestone and
other minerals
Also a tract of Land. containing about rs
ic,cS IN thchi. about two miles below Sunhurv
adjoining iauS al the hens at the late Inhu
Conrad and others. There Is. on this tract,
,mali orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply 10 the sub-criber,.
II. B. MASSER,
y b. VI tSSER. ENecutors
FRANCIS BUCHER.)
Sunhmry. January 49, lS56.--tf
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kNlLtS for Machnists, carpenters, ac.. &c.
Bea,y's edge tools. planes and bench screw, ,
ior sale h, 4. y. BRIGHT n SON.
Nov. 20, 1885.
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NEW. CONFECTIOrJARY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nj ~ GE,D IIADT

M. G. GEARHART,
HAS just receiveds new and excellent sssort-
n ment Of goods at his Confectionery and
Fruit Store in MARKET STREET., Sunburv.
where he manufactures ard keeps on hand. at
all times. the most choice Confectionery, &c,
Wholesale and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among his stock of Coniec,ionaries may be
found
French Secrets Gum Drops, al kinds OF scent,
Burned Al,uonds Love Drops,
CIeam White, Mint Drops red and white,
Z" Lemon Jelly Cakes,
Rose, Fruit Drops,
Vanilla. Stick Viirtea OF all scents
Common Secrets. Rock Candy,
Liqugrce, Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Ran,nns Prunes,
Dates. Figs,
Curranis dried, Ciiruns
Almonds, Raisnns, Nuts nf all kinds
LEMON SYRUP
Of a superior quality, Ivy the single or dozen. A
superior quality of Scpars aud Tobacco. and a
variety of Contsctinnarics, fruit, &C. all Of which
is offered cheap ut wholesale or retail.
ICE G RBAM-
lie has also opened an Zee Cream Saloon, and
will at all times he ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunhury, MAY 81, ls56.--ly
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Cancer Cured.

FANCERS, Tuners Mems Ulcers Scroful,
~ White SweI in Sc., cured without Surgica
operations hy Dr. Lauushcrry.
DIR. L's Pamphlet (2ud, 3d..) on the treatment
and cure of Cancers, Tumors, &c.. will he sen
TO any address Uree) ON receipt ul postap,
stamp
Office llsi WALNUT St., Philadelphia.
Sept. 6, lsjG.-3m
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Il MARVELLOUS REMEDY
Foe a MtitvEal.OUs AGI!!
II o LLOW AVS DIN ENT.
THE GRAND TX rEREAI. REMEDY.


THE GRAND FIX rEItEhI REMEDY
BY the aid m'crosc die. millions of little
openings the surface uf oui bdes. Through these
this Ontme,l, when robbed the skin is carried tp any
ogan inward piJt Diseases of the Kidneys disorrs
i the Liver affections ui the heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Ashrnas, Coughs and Colds, By its mems eec-
l,lly cured Every house witt knows that splt passea
freely through bone meat Of ANY thickness This heal.
Ing Ointment far mme readily penrarea through any
ne NJ aeshy part n the living b'dy curing the mra
dangerous inward complaints, that cannot be reached by
other means.
ERfsfpELAs, SALT RHEuM AND sCoRBUTIC
HUMORS.
No remedy has ever done St, much for the cure Of d.
nf the Skin whatever firm they may nss,nie rs
ihi' Ointment. M ease nf salt Rheum, Sem ~ Sure
lieads. Scr"fua on Fry speus, nng Withstand its i
dueice The inventor has travelled many parts of
q 'br, visiting the principal hospitals, dispensing this
bltmeut, giving advice t. its a.plicai ~, and has
mus been the means OF restoring countless numbers to
health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS AND
ULCERS
Snne of The INST scientific surgeon snow rely sney
"n the of this wonderful Ointment. when having to
cope with the worst cases o sores. wounds ulcers, CLAM
duar sweings, and tumnrs Professor Holloway has,
| hy command ol the Allied Grycrnmenis dispatched to
the spals uf the Fast nree shipments nf tins Oint-
be used uner the direction the Medical STAFF
IN The worst cases "f wounds. 1t will any ulcer
gIanrular swelling stiffness contraction of the Joints
| even uf 20 yenrs standing
These and other similar distressing complaints can he
eTccua cured Il the Ointment be well rubbed over the
parts affected aud by otherwise following the printed di.
| Iettns around each pct.
Boh The Ointment and I'iUs bould be used
in the foIiowing cases:
! Bunlons Iunlmgn S,re Legs Sweled Glands
! Buns hIrrcuria Sore breasts SIM Iuius
| Chapprd Hands Erupt,ns SIRE I'cnds Ulcers
| Chiliains FILES Sure Threats Vrnereal Sores
I FIs'uEs Rheumatism \ res of ali Wounds of all
/ COut Salt Rheum kinds kinds
! Skin Diseases SpraIns ScaIds
= - Sid al the Manufactures of Professor Holloway
81 Maiden anr. New York. Hni 2il Strand Ia,rd ~ hy
a'lresprcnhe Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine through
mi tn" United states and the civilized world in boxes
ut - crntS 6lI cents. aud ~ each
" rheres considerable saving 10y taking the hrgei
! SiZts
y. Directions fnr the Guidance of patients in every
| disorder xrl tu each box
! MaiCh ~, l-56 -lyca
! eoORT aud MADEIRA WINES. Schirdam
Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
and Lavender hrandes Tor medicinal purposes al
May 81. SO. WV. a BRUNER.
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Prepared by DIR. i. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowsll, Mass,
TIE SALAMANDER SAFES
OF
PHELADEi.Ptit hGAiSsT TIE wOaxD.
EVANS i WATSON.
No. 26 South EourM ST., Philadelphia.

T'HLADtLFNIA. A pm I2fh IS56
MrssIs Evans x Watson :O cnls lit Ht,Ids tie
highest sulis,cnH state o yuu, that owing the very
protective gui'rs ut NV n the iHuIaudcT Sstes which
purchased nt yuu few months sincc, we saved
barge uern at nui Jrwciy, Books, Papers, &c, exru.
srd II the CauUinous fire IN Runstead Place, the
rg NJ TIE llh inst
When we reflect that these Safes nca'ed in the
urih story f The building ncrupied aud That they
tel sulsSQr' utN intr heap OF burning nuns. where the
n"rrtTar u. .uri caused tine brass plates melt
we cnunh Int regard the preservation of the valuable cont
tests ms convincing proud Of the grent seeurlty alr
drd hv your safes
We glmll take much pleasure in recommending them to
men ~ uuslless ds Il suIe lriuucr Against FIRE
GEORGE W SlMoXs Bro.
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pnIAnrrrnrA. Anril 70 lshf

PHLADELrDTA, ADr 10 1856
MesSrs Evans & Waits III have I , uffer y II my tee
mnuy iu favor ol the great secuTiv afforded my entire
stock Il !rwrry, In Ike, papers Nc during the recent
dlsas' 'r'us miapmtinn RHs;ead pE", irru the fact
that he same Were ntIiurd twn Of the SaamaudeI
SHtrs muuiaclured by you.
Having alen trnm the fth story Of the Artisan Build
nf, where they wee previously phcdi aud exposed /,
heat for g time, the preservation IT the valuable
der SITS sermet t. every win witnessed the opening
and iHt"T"I ION, matter Of profound Ish
urU,
4" al yhr may require perfect protection from the
ravnFrs II FIRE shall not hrsiair tn mend the
" ynr Sfcs - consider they have now mtergone the
81 irving teS y. MORGAN.
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rnIL.prLrnla. ArliIIi, IL

hI"-Ut Evans < Nusr-iirmlemrIl-Nn d ,uht vru
vi! he deeply EIaihed p'lrrn the md cnnditi which
discovered my rwk, policy ui Insurance, certificates e
stock N other valuable documents, when on Frdny last
iaurnrd the safe made bv your firm.
With my knwrtgc NJ ls g',at exposure, both u the
nitsiy q" hr heat " m 81 hut q ihal Which de-
sr we'd the Artisan RuinV, Hs' from the frce ut the
fan rum rn'T eirvaed pIstpn in the third story,
MD rlrT'tn lut Slender uopcg pT a. iE interior in
spe"ti ~ that the contents which 1ucr highly priced
would ever hr Of service ~ hut these feaiS
are u"w happily we'd fee il uIly due say YOU
that can hrur.f rIh ncnd the Il yhur safes
az wh wish feel confidence in the perfect Sc
cnr'y which such Gleus rr1vIies against rghtfu
element.
EpwABp GAsEuL, Boakhmder.
Constantly h7nd Patent Powder and Thief ProoI
L'cks fr Banks, Stores &c.
ApTi %, isJi.-iY
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CHEAP BOOKS g. STATIONERY.

September 90, ls55.-tf
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Matrimony in Algeria.

The candidate for matrimony in Alge'
ria makes his inquiries for woman who
has the particular alrht wherein hi;
housel3ld is wanting, and having obtain.
ed the desired Information, presents him.
self at the tent Of her father. After long
CONVERSATION upon different matters, the
lover remarks,
"Sidi, | am inclined to marry your
daughter"
"With all my heart. How much will
you give for her?"
| don't think from all hear. that she
is worth mole than five and twenty dou.
ros. (S25)"
"sidi Alb ALA! twenty-five douros.-
You must be joking with me. l refused
fifty. only yesterday"
81 wonder very much at that, for | am
told she has been divorced twice, and they
say she has only oneeye."
"Well, what if that should be so? Did
not your informanLs tell you that there is
not tsot1an 10 the tribe who is her
equal in making the quobela haikS?'
"That Is true, or you would not have
seen me here"
twenty-five douros, Sidi Abd-el Ka.
der! (Not the warrior, be it observed,
but a certain prophet of Bagdad y
TWENTY-FIVE dour0s for a woman who
cooks and works like Fathmap'
at may be little, but | cannot afford
any more for her, and can have Ayesha
for half the money"
"Well, give me the twenty five douros
down, and you shall give me an obliga-
ton before the Kadi for thirty more
{ Apart With this obligation I'll hold
you in hand, and sooner or later make
you pay"
"God be praised! Between men like
us such small matters are soon settled
The bargain is made -(Aside You
old Jew, if ever you see the shadow of
those thirty douros, call me Christian. "
"When shall the marriage take place? ,
Tomorrow. My three wives have
prepared every thing for the feast, and l
have gunpowder enough for the fantasia"
agreed"
agreed; go in peace
crest in prosperity
On the morrow Fathma is conducted to
her happy home, with shouts and fre-
quent discharges Of firearms. There she
cooks and spins, and fetches water from
the distant well, fights With her sister
wives, and when her lord and thasttr is
disturbed from his Sublime eontempla-
tloHs BY the distant sound of strife, re.
ceiyes her share of the heavy tbrashing
which he distributes all around. tbs not
surprising that Falhma plays her husband
false when she has an Opportunity, Or that
her lord has no great faith in her aaec-
lion. Leiter from Algeria.
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Decline Of Catholicism.

We find the following Statistics in re-
gard to the decline of Catholicism in Eu (
rope and this country:
In Austria there are more than three
and half millions of Prolestants. In
France there are many Proteslanis, who
are protected by law, and the annual Pa
pal revenue has sunk, since the revolution,
from $50, 900, 900 to $4,000 In Sardi-
ma the King has gone steadily onward in
the reformation Of Papal abuses-main>
tanning his way at the risk Of cxcommu-
nication, and granting religious liberty to
all denominations. In Tuscany much
disafection has long existed. In Naples
the King has firmly resisted the Jesnlts,
and shows some independence Of the Va
tican. In Spain the waning of Rome s
power Is unrtlistakeable. and the govern
ment has eflectually confScated the con-
tentual property. In Canada the valley
of the Mississippi the. Floridas, Tgxas y
has succumbed to Protestant Govern
ments. In Brazil, Chill. and Central
America, liberal sen imants are advanc-
ing, while New Granada VenczacIa, and
the Argentine Republic, have formally
proclaimed liberty OF worship In Mex-
lco, the estates Of the Church have been
confscated to tie amount Of about $780,
100000.
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Eureka,

Eureka.
UTIf you want to buy farm, Advertise
D'If you want to sell farm, Advertise
D'Ifyou want employment, Advertise
3"Ifyou want to buy or sell cattle, Advertise
UIf you want to sell goods Advertise
pIf you want to smplOy help, Advertise
GPIfyou want to buy or sell grain, Advertise
D7If you want to buy or sell house, Ad'
vertise
GTIfy you want to buy or sell lot, Advertise
PIf you want to advance your interests
generally,
pADVERT TISEll
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Z VI Did you present your account to the de-
fendant2inguired lawyer Of his eliant.
I did.
e What did he say, sir.
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LETTERS OF BUsIyEss.-In letters Of
business, unless you write so as 10 be un-
derStood, you wIite to no purpose; and H.
is not enough that repeeted Perusals and
close attention, on the i Of your cor
respondent, shall at last ; we him clew
to your meaning. Itshoud be perceived
at glance. Aim, then first of all, TT
make your words express clearly the idea
you intend, and nothing more. Tie one
important thing, is the fact or thought
you wish to stale; and nothing should BE-
allowed to interfere with its clear express
ion. Figures ofspeech are gu! of place,
and figures of arithmetic alone allowable.
A Kind of simple elegance, the high re.
suit from the very plainness and severity
re recommend 'Horo 10 Rrae."
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3aekson Standard,
T, r., MA I IHEWS.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL BLOCK, OVER
BENNETT g. CO.'S. BANK 3D. STORY.
TERMS

In Advance, $500. Otherwise, $3.50
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g3'To insure discontinuance ut the end Of the
time subscribed for, all arrearages must be paid,
and positive directions given to that effect.
GFAdvertisements inserted at the usual rates.
dJrAll advertisements not having the number OF
insertions marked on them, will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WOULD most respectfully anrotico to the Citi-
zens of Jackson and vicihity, that he has opened
Daguerrean Rooms in the "Gratton Block" where he
is prepared to take superior Likencsses. These wish
ing lasting memeLto Of themselves or their friends
are invited to call and examine his work.
jackson, February II, 1858. F-tf
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THE New TREATY Win MEXICO. The
treaty lately negotiated with the Mexican
Government by our Minister, Mr.. For.
syth, has probably reached Washington
by this time. There are various rumors
regarding its provisions, one of which Is,
that it stipulates for the cession of Mexi.
can territory down to the twenty .ninlIi
parallel of latitude, and for the adjust.
ment Of claims of citizens Of the United
States upon the Mexican Governmeft.-
Another is that Mexico surrenders the
lsthhds of Tehauntepec to the United
States for the sum of twenty FIVE millions.
AS the treaty was negotiated without
special instructions, the Government is
as entirely in the dark about it as anys
body else. The cession Of Mexican ter.
ritory down to the 29ih parallel would
give an area about equal 10 that of Kan
Sas
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.INDEcENTIY DRuNK.-A correspondent who
has noticed the "indcccntly drunk,p in the pro.
cecdings Of the Court of Magistrates, wishes tc
know the difference between decently drunk
and ibdecently drunk. The distinction is plain
enough. A man is indecently drunk when he
makes a disturbance or exposes himself in the
street, or .annoys other people. He isdecsntly
drunk when he. gea drunk at home, and knows
enough togo to bed till he gets sobe:--[ PROV.
Journal.
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Our Olio.
Wen gather rotnd the cheerful hearth,
And with Reflection temper Mirth.

And with Reflection temper Mirth.
~~O~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~
MAIDEN RESOLUTIONS.
BY MARY r. T. TUCKER.
Oh! I'll tell you Of fellow,
OF fellow have seen,
who is neither white or yellow,
Butts altogether GREEN
Then his name isn't charming,
For it's only common "Bill;"
And he wishes me to wed him,
But hardly think l will
He has told me Of a cottage,
OF a cottage 'mong the trees,
And don't you think the gawkey
t Tumbled down upon his kneesl '.
While the tears the creature wasted
Were enough to turn mill;
And he begged me to accept him,
But hardly think will
Oil he whispered Of devotion,
Of devotion pure and deep, =.
But it seemed SO very silly,
That I nearly fell asleepl
And he thinks it would be pleasant,
AS we journeyed down the hill,
To go hand-in- n-hand together,
But hardly think it will
He was here last night to see me,
And he made SO long stay,
| began to think the blockhead
Never meant to go awav.
At first learned to hate him,
And know hate hitti still;
Yet hu urges me to have him,
ButI hardly think l wilt
am sure wouldn't choose rim,
But the very deuce Is in It;
For he says if / refuse him
That he could not live minue;
And you know the blessed Bible,
/ Plainly says, we "musn't kill"
"A Solve thought the matter over.
.lE And / rather guess I viii.
II a a
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EFrom Life IlluStrated.l
AULD FAMILIAR FACES.

sAN iAtsoNG.--BY NEAL BERNARD
WSlcpme, auld familiar faces
}. aSestingS Sfrie6da, with open atnsl !.
BOyboOd'sgride and glslhood Ices,
MasRsod'sprime aid wisaa bcSums.
YoutRala Love, and trdlh snd elory
sorUxs VI ,Sv and Ii the heart;
!. &. Aee 3. sne sine and Joke and story
%-SS q Jsath The counterpart
$ Friends fSohth, we we'll remember,
M Noble hearts aud honest hands;
But we miss agoodly number
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Whose sweet Vreams of life are over
All, we miss them--not deplore--
Brothers sister, maiden, lover,
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Sanguine hOpesof youth are strong,
Shout the hearts tiiumphal chorus,
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Shout itvalley, glen, and mountain, s
BeautiOus natures voice respond;
Let the souls outgushing fountain
Strengthen still the social bond
fine hath rung his silent changes
Audibly ia every ear;
But his subtle rule estranges
Never kindred hearts sincere.
Welcome, then, familiar faces, III
b Ye have time and change withstood; &
Welcome, mid these classic places, 81
Youth and truth and brotherhood