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One doe. Often rsI~at<si
ia SURF curs Tor ehol<ra
| morbus, and = SURE pre-
vvnlatlvs of cholera.
One dose taken Omen
win preventthe recurrrpcs
Of bilious attacks, uhilru
relieves al pAiLful feel
ings.
n One or two doses
taken occAsionaly 10 one
OF the best remedies for .
cold ever known.
Tn yusa0ds Of cases o
, inflammation and weakness
Sof the lungs have been
|. cured by the invigorator.
! One dose, tAkenA SHIRT
. time b<fJrs eating. gives
yigorto the appetite, aid
, ma 60 food digest we'll.
4 One dose, oftsn repeat.
, ed. cures chrome dlarr-
hoa 10 It, wont fUruu,
while summer and bowel
complaints yield almost
! to the hrst dose.
, One " two doses cures
\ attacks caused by worms,
while for worms In chill.
drsn, there 10 no sursr,
. safer, and speedlsr rvme-
dy In the world, ~ Il nsv-
= sr falls.
There 10 no sxsggeis.
Ntlon In these statements.
! They are plain and sober
facts, that We can givssv
idsDcs 10 prove, while Ill
2 who use 10 are giving thtif
!. unanimous testimony In
lie favor.
L We wish all who ars
: sick and debilitAtei ~ ",
this remedy, aud test u
. thoroughly, and amy Who
4 are not b~nrhtesi by III
. use We should like ~ heal
. frUu them, 40 We have ye'
y ~ he.r run the hrst PR
/, sou whU has used = boltls
y VI Iny,gorstor without re-
ceiying b~Dsht. for ther,
!, are such astonishing med
icipsl virtues In IL. thai
q all, No N tier how lont
I, tn y have been Effected
If their complain, arise'
i from y dsranysd liver
T.. 1891
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M u iS Il a Y'S
(IMPIoyEp)
Physical & Purifying
BITTERS

'pIIgsE RIrrERs are composed % articles entirely
trOm the Vegetable kinxlim, selected With p.rieu-
ar care being those srtelr- ranked among the m st
p,usf vegetable rvm~,lies 70 the pressLt day. The
sbalion articles In this pr,psrsti'n 10 such tha'
they have all the eject 70 the INST powerful pa'saNs
nsiens when us- large dOsSs. sni YET are ." mia
"A their that they may b. given ~ P-rsons In
the mO.l iecsls heahh With pe'ect ssfSty They are
male yyry Agreeable Ia ste-are eNeee iinsy efneaei Us
n restoring constitutions brkru dO~n BY srntsry hsn-
,.-ncr ase the quantity Of booi-rcsor- the .etion of
the slom.ch-sn impsr 10 the Ssn AMI emaealssi .
lsm Of the invalid the sigOr AMI glnw ~ health Ihes
BlIlers have usel and recommended as COOL
NIrdieing Cor lr eurv % InvsIlau d, sI-pss, Jsan
lice, Ioss Of Appetite, General Debility, f.1tness ard
sinking Of the slonsch, LIwness % spirits,
DIlnr.s NIghl -srsts, Nervous or Sick Head Ache,
ABILITY VI the stomach, bilious Affections, AMI All dis
a,s. caused by unhealthy state Of the stomach OF
bowels. Let the sufferer them short time aneord-
,px M the dir etOns and b. sonSns~t that all 10
true - hich 10 said % the Article.
Prepared under tbs iamsaiais inspection ofths oris
ma. Proprietor, T. J. MIkkAI, and for sale vholss4ls
.ad r.t.il, by
=. =. Mitchell.
lTy oppO.its York Hotel, saeo, Ne.
For ..ls In Bliisi1rl BY W. q. DYER, C.alr.l Block
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Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated Ia the nor,her'>
~ part 81 the city IL B,ddeioid. four mice irOn
the cIly mhls containing thirty live acre. Ut tl'"s
eXrellrut grass land, divided iuIV moving. lhas'
..ad pasiurlng. Also. a new house, ~ by u sn
l. 10 hy %, well hu'-bsl Ouisli- and partly inside
A'so a barn - b. 81 n any ooe Is IA want "i
,liall isun they will do well call briOr- buyins
elsewhere. There Is InOSs laud sdloining which can
be hs IL dr-irrd OLIVER RUMERf-
RsLieiori, Marvh Goth, 1851 iNi
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House and Lot for Sale.

p, rvlIE Subscriber oilers Tor sale the
I'll House now occupied ~ him, on ih,
,OfIrr of Man aud King Streets, aud wilhln ten
minute, walk u Faei"ry Island The house l.
one and hall stories, well ha,,iel, Ani cOuIsin
seven rOHn, There IL a good BRICK ei>iem In ih"
cllar, aud well Of god water on the premises,
together vita suitable Ouibildiag>. The lot i "
T,ls Ou Main street aud "a rOds On hins street.
EJT furlher IIlJfu.iIOu lululrr Of tue subscriber
OLIVER WEIGH.
SaeO, March ~, 1857. iliL
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNQUALIFIED
l. Preparation ,ss never tailed Ia Irducc u
growth on Bid ii-Hds, when used according 10
the Jf.cIIOn, aud turn hair back to it, ,rigInai
color after having brcoine gray aud rrios'aie u
~ all it, original health, lu.lrc. 'oiinrss aud beau.
~. Remove. si once all sour, dsud,un and IN.
pleasant itching, scroiula, enipllOn. sni iryrrlsh
rcai from the scalp. II a-O prevents the hair
I,om becoming unhealthy aud falling oh, aud
leuce acts as a perfect
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Professor y. J. Won.
Rpooxrisi.p. NJ. ..

BRooKriELp, NJ. IS January ~, 1855
DEAR SiK: Hsying inside a iiisl ~ your Hair
Restorative, Il gives me pleasure 10 LAY ih.t is
Effect la, icen excellent 10 removing ind. NINA
ton, dsndiuH aud cVn,i.pi iohiug tendency
with which have bcen irDulicd Ir,ni cbilihood
aud has also r-sior,d NY hair, wlI,cb w.s b-com-
ing g,sy, To IT. Original coo,. ! have usrd no
u,hcr article With any IhLg Ike tile pleasure aud
profit. Yours h1l,, ,,
Pastor ofibc Orthodox Church, BrIvkh.ll.
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NOTICE.

sNllE Subscribers h.v.. Eson,d co.psrner,h'p
L a.. a issA-rs AL CmssLi,s al Law. a.d~.
The in"'f ASp.sos T. 0.ods 'ew aud will s,ir"d
"a all i''.,"r-- Appropriate 10 tn.lr pf,lr--Hm ~
he Ia y hefr,olJfs ocup.-d Nv " u. trr.EIoS'
10 ALSlEp. NATHAN ID APPLEroN'
JOHN Il. 0oODESo1
Alfred, March %, 1857. -
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CCPPLY the best, finest and
pur~st articles, at iopssi
ss'h Prisss. Their Stock CON
s!sts VI
Tens, Codrrs, Choco-
latrs, Aiispice, Pepper
NJ usfRrd, Gu Ger, Cay.
cnnc Pepper, Nutn,ex 10
cinaa IN Om, ClsSes.
Cren IN Tartar, Tarux.
acu nm. or Prepared
Da aelisn Root, &c.
Having every facility for man.
ufacturing and preparing the
several articles named, the pub.
J ic may rely upon having them
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JUSr received, few cases ot Gents extrs Wild
T. CALy Bora Al Ross's Store Libsfty 81.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN patents.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENT.

(LArR AGENT 90 u. =. PArkSr OptiCt, WAshisoros
uSDER TVS ACT " 1917
No. 70 State Street. opposite Kilby st., Boston
4 FER an extensive practice q up~.rds OF twenty
y years, continu-s to secure 'aents In the nite'i
States also Ia urest rain, Francs, AMI other ioreir
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, 40
al Papers Drawings Cor Patents executed on liberal
terms aud with a.sIatch Researches male Into Amei
csn Prrign works, TO determine the validity or ui
ity d Patents or Inventions, legal or othr svcc
RENDERED In all alters touching the same. Copies O.
the claims of any Patent furnished by remttins one
dollar. Assignments recorded At Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
but through It inventors have advantages Tor SECURING
patents sscertainng the patentahiity u invent"ns
UNSURPASSED by. u not UNNECESSARILY superior 10, any
shich can be offrret them rseshere The tesinionah
given below proye that none 10 MORE sCCCEssfIL
AT THE PATENT URRI, Il than the subscriber and As
Success u THE BEST PROUf OP ADvANfAuEs
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abundani
reason 10 believe, and prve, that At TO other once
u the kind the charges Tor professional srrvices %
Moderate. The immense practice Of the Subscriber dur
Ing twenty years past, has enabed him u sccumuAte
vast collection Of specifications and othcial decisions ret
alive patents. These, besides his extensive library OF
-ya aud mechanical works, and full accounts of patents
granted Ia the United States and Europe, rrnier MIN
able beyol question, " offer superior fAetiesfor OF"
taining patents.
Al nsc...i of Q journey to Washington TO proeur.
patent aud the usual great delay there ars hss sATsi
Inventors.
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q Farm in York For Sale. 60

rCHE Subscriber oaers tor sale his Farm. pleas
l. snily situated oa the we>, bank at Yors riv.
GO, within mile VI York village. aud containing
about Que hundred and iwrniy acres Of excellent
SvpJ, iilisge aud pasture land
This |. one OF the no,i fertile, productive and
valuable Farms la York, and will be sold nj 4
f.ir price. JOSEPH SEA WARD,
3miJs kui.ry Po,ai, Me.
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rnsTISiuNIkLs.

'.Durins the time occupied the once OF Commits
s,oner Of patents, X. H. EDpr, ESQ, Of Boston. did
business nj the Patent Once ~ solicitor Tor procuring
Patents. There few, any persons acting Ia that
cayscty, Who had 90 much Business before the Patent
once anu there we're who miuct-l Il with
skll fidelity and success. l .egard Mr. Eddy
~ VI the best Informed and must sklful pseut 30
eitors In the United States, AMI have hesitation N
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
uorr competent and Trustworthy, and capable NJ
putting their applications In form to Tor them
an early aud vorsbie consideration Al th. Patent "
dee, iDMCND BURKE,
Late Commissioner VI Patents 70
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Collections Of seeds Of American Forest Trees and
shrubs AID Of rar. and beauiui American Pisns viii
be supplied suitable ~ send Europe and other eoun'
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PARTNER

TIME ,ub.cribcrs have formed a partnership M.
l. der the dna IL CAi.loim j Gooisnss, iof
lie prariice of Law, In BID lrI1ri, and have tax.
IN sa ole. 10 Ws.h,n q. B,ck, over Boyden's
P.ri.i,caI prpvt, CORNER ~ Lte'ty aud Washing
ton streets, (enlrance on Liberty street
AP CHISHOLM,
u T.. GcoDENOW.
Bijdef6rd, Dec. 5,h. 1915. <9f
NJ d. The subscriber Will coniinus bis "d'ce
IN ssc., .. heretofore, De~nugs hL..k opposite
Yo,k Hotel A = CHi5HoLM
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Commercial Nursery
Ipple, P, mr. Plum & Cherry Trees
misunderstanding Roots,

Por Spring and Autumn Planting. such as Amaryils .
uladious, LILY ieinths Tulips. crown lmperias, LssSe
AMEIllI IN SEElIS
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en- the corner of Bacon and Ilill ste.
BY CHARLES A. MASON.
Biddsford, Feb. u, 1857. 3mI
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Carrots, Beets. English Tuinips, abbages, Cneum
beers Parsnips, Kuts Baga, Aisngsl Wurtssl oIions,
extra Early Psars, &c.
loy orange Carrot (best for neld cuure) 81 per H.
Improved KutS Baya, (hne Ameresn)
long Kei Mangvl NurtZs,
english rurnips,
Pr sale 1t ]. u. Deerings. and the Union store Saco,
rIlas ilarmnns AMI Cummings 4 WeJswooi's store,
Bicdsford also At the Nursery by
DANIEL MAllONY.
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Frem hsprsssnt cemm,,s,.ssr.

Trem hsprsssnt Commisst,ssr.
"Arorsr II. distributing the time have held the
once Of Commissioner Of Patents, II. Eddy, Esq, o,
boston, has been extensively gagged In the transaction
Of business with the Once solicitor. lie 10 thor.
oushy acquainted wh the lAw aud the rules Of prac-
lice Of the Ofo<. regard him u the most cape.
,,caciAl intercourse. Clts. AsON,
ly31 Commissansr of pxtsnts
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All kinds Of Garden Work done by we'll trained hands
The proprietor ef the Commercial Nursery bess iesy.
&C state that the grounds Appropriated To this rs abish
have BEEN carefully prepared by himself Tor the
Nursery business, and tia the stoeS has nesn Judie
coy selected from the most approved varieties, and
all the practical operations have been peri lne by him.
self under his eye with vieS ~ win Tor his bJ-
tahc rstsb ishm,nt rst rate reputation FOO accuracy
The Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Towering shiubs.
Rse,, Vines mud Crrepers, are VI rare and valuable
varieties, and are In goDd condition fJr
The proprietor embraces Ill, opportunity 10 assure
the public that he hes hal nearly thirty yesrs expe.
euce la his vocation. bolh In Europe and this country,
that his hocu knowledges the result of close
application to his profession during the whole OF thai
pvri, consequently the public may feel assured that
all orders entrusted to hun will be faithfully aud rrompt-
ly executed.
inexperienced purchasers OF Trees often imposed
upon by Dealers who represent ,hem To be what they
are not, consequently ! would say tn all, buy your
trees from Nurseryman where you will b. likely "
&C. fair dealings aud not refuse small stun. such ~
commonly sold by travelling sgeut., at an exorb-
tant price, all things cJ,si ierei. A, general rule,
home Industry ought u be encouraged, Aud by " doing
you vii promote your own Interest.
sAeJ, March IL, 1851. III
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HORSEPOWER for sale

DUILr AMI used by q d. IIamlin In The msnufsssar<
ID " his -rlsbrsl~l White OAK Pumps. Also,
A tew 10 those IA nps h,ni which will be sold nj
Discount % - per ss1t run hi, br rer pricss.
by u. I. GOODWIN.
ul2 York Rank Buikltng, s,sa-
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Fatal CONSUMPTION.
To the Families and Business
Community Of Biddeford and
surrounding Districts:

When going OF sending To New York for sup 'lie,
yu are respectfully invited Ia make ir,al Ul The
superior TEAS, impaired expressly ior the I'm
,n.nse Tea Warehouse Of
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tPcu n. Mi..ouri pemora, |

Pastor oflhc Orthodox Church, brvUkhsli.
Professor WuUd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Sale Of the Canals.

Among the important gussiiohs'
brought up and discussed By onr last Leg
islaluro. was that resPscsing the sale Of
the Public wofks of the State. A bill
to THE eject was introduced into the
Hose. discussed, passed 10 the third
READING, and fually voted upon. Ale
though It received majority Of the votes
given, yet il failed, IN consequences Of not
receiving a majority Of the whole. An
attempt was made 10 siave it of until the
closs of the session aud thus defeat it,
Had al the friends Of the bill been pres.
ont, Il would. doubtless, have passed both
houses and become law. We sincerely
regret its defeat, and hope that the next
Legislature. irrespective of party, will re-
suscitate aud pass the bill. The Canals
have, for the last six years, been an oaus
Of debt aud a bone Of contention TO the
State. We doubt not, that moro has been
expended ia this time, in fruitless legis.
latiOn, in deyising ways and means for
their management, in agencies. repairs
and ferreling out abuses connected there.
with, than al the revenue they have
brought the State Indeed. during tn,
past year, they have proved an aolusI
lvss 70 the Stale of no less than go. 900
This loss will augment every year. as lonl
as they are the property OF the State
While lhe toll receipts Of 1893 amounte
to 100000. those of . 500 ouly amount
cd to about $4,000. These facts alone
are sufficient to show that the sooner III
State Is rid of these works the better
The bill, just defeated, provides that th
Auditor Of State shall advertise and re-
ceiye sealed proposals FOR the sails Of th'
Canals, for q sum not less than three nil
lion six hundred thousand dollars, and
that. on a certain day. these proposal,
shall be opened vnd the contract awarded
to the highest responsible bidder. The
minimum price fxel is said, by those
who know, to bo very fair compensation.
Sell the Canals, and then the State, 10.
stead Of being taxed TO pay dead loss
Of $4,000 ~ year. would gain just 83,-
6O0,Ooo, which put at interest would
gradually liquidate tho State debt. The
taxes Of eyory freeholder in the State
would thus be materially reduced. Nor
would che people, Immediately affected by
these Canals. be tho losers What the
State cannot do, through her multiplied
agencies. private enterprise may. The
Canals. Il sold, would go into the hands
Of individuals or companies. who would
repair them aud, by economy and good
management, would make them remuner-
alive TO the owners aud the adj iacent ooun-
try, We 40 not think they would be
closed. Their business would increase,
an ! y healthy rivalry would ba created
between them aud the several railroads.
Sell the Canals aud save tho credit Of the
State.
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Additions, BY the Geo.se Law.
Nnw YopV NJ,

AN"Nb "A@l T.
The Governor Of i'qnama had issued
p ocln atiIn. prohilii z he entry of ad
Nvnluiers into Panama Who had lakrn a
intended to take part in tie Central Amer
lean war.
The crops in California promise to b.
exclusive, beyond precedent.
Tne SAFE Treasurer was again at Ia re
having procured other securities.
The Democrats had carried the Char.
.er election in Sacramento by large m a.
jHrities.
A small steamer hal been launched nj
Stocklon. the irst ever launuhel three.
a q"Nz boulder had b on found Al
M'nnesnta worth threa thous ,nd dollars
The Digger Indians were bsing employ.
cd AS domes,ics, in various parts OF the
State. with a satisfactory result. The
Iheater AID other properly az orrville
were destroyed by Gre on the 9Th al,.-
Loss fifty thousand dollars,
The winter in Oregon had been more
stormy than usual. aud the saow deepe,
than was ever known before.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE {. .hereby given that the Fxecp,o,, o,
the last Wills aud Tesianents Of EIisab.tb
Dudrnw John WITH, and John Hrndby the Adj.
M nisirators on the estates Of Joan BOYD, David
Sab sct, Barbara kimmel Jacob Hartman, Got.
,ein LrUer' benJamin Taylor, Nathan Huling.
John L'mbeHson, Levi Crsssa, and Lo,v.l Rnh
lnson i amended accouutl an ! the Guardian. OF
Thomas !, aud Miranda Easterbrooks. Matilda
orm: Denisl. Geo.ge and Mary Wagner, Josspb
and l1vid Lee. Henry Seewsld. Amos Grove,
anu AmAi ga borams. have hled in ih . odice their
accouns, for 6nRl settlement.
, And tue Administrator on the estate Of Georg,
Fnlor, the Guardians Of Martha c., John I, an,l
GeorS' w Hershberger, Nancy and Eliza Ann
wagner EiiInoeth y Ru h aud Lucy Ann Boz
ram' have hlad ia this office the accounts current
Tor settlement, all Of which said account, viii
come ~ for * sniiua'ipn aud hearing on the lgtL
day Of June, A. ID 1857.
=, J.R HORD,
"'l <%'-S" <,l' Probate Jndge
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NEWs pY TRLRqRAPn,
Faur Dar. Lalsr f-em Earope.
Arrival of ihO Anrio safon.


Arrival Of the Anglo safon.
QUEBEo. May 10.
The Canadian screw steamer Anglo
Saxon arrived here yesterday NJ o A. NJ.
from Liverpool the 9th, four days later
than advices, per the Asia at New York.
but as the Canadian telegraph lines do
not open on Sunday W. were unable 10
transmit her news tili pow.
IL was rumorsd THIS a discovery had
been made Of great conspiracy to revolt.
May 10Th, throughout Spain.
Gen, Santiago M4dilne 0arrido had
been appointed to command the Spanish
army IN the war with Mex co and had
embarked for Cuba.
The prject for the settlement Of the
Neuicbalel difficulty has been published
the substance il already known.
The POrtifcal Government has further
reduced the tariff on textile fabrics. The
Danish min serial difficulty continues.
The prohibition is removed on the q
port Of gold from Russia
Baron Gros Is 70 proceed to China as
the French Plenipolsntiary.
GEEAT BRHAiN- The speech from the
throne is luUked forward to with much
interest. Il is said that IL there is not in
II very distinct pledge Of reform bill.
Mr. Oldbuck will move an Amendments to
it. which " Il probably be carried. The
French Journals profess ~ know aboui
Lord Elgiu's instructions rs,pecdng CHI.
~, aud say he viii demand renewal ol
The trea'ivs with the cx ension OF III.
privileges 10 three other ports beside the
hve to which they already claim adm .
tancc. and also the establishment d
military posts in all cities Were England
consular agents rside. and the re.sreo
lion Of tho lOr.s 1t Canton. Shanghai and
Ilongkong.
SPAlS-rfe text Of the Queens sneoob
respecting Mexico is: she SAYS "tbe
diplomatic relations with the Mexican Re-.
public have been Interrupted, but hone
the interruption will bo but temporary.
The Mexican government and naiion
have already begun to prove that thew
VIII not consent to OOuntenanoe those Acts
~ contrary to justice and humanity bv
allowing them to go unpunished' and
that they will not oblige spain. to whom
they are united by so many bonds TO
e1aCt a rrparIiion for such ou,rapes.
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Elaes % tho Death Of II 5. Delltnap.


"Iherc u none,
IN al ihis colds hollow world--no fount
ofdsop, strong, dsaihless Love save that within
A mcther's heart"
Hs is gone 70 ihe Land of ne bleai,
ne Il gone from this Earth and ilt cafca,
Heis zone where the weary have rest,
From sin aud temptations foul snarss.
Ills head nov lies pillowed IN earth,
He body ls mouldeHng 10 dust,
lie is free from oommotion and mirth,
Ho iogone, with the weary, 70 rest
OH let not tears ombalm his tom6l
None but the dews, BY twilight given.
Obi let not siphs disturb the gloomi
None, but The whispering Winds Of heaven.
This earth no more ls dear 10 him,
He's bid his friends a last farewell.
u,'s free RON sorrow, grief and sin.
Gone 10 a happier land 10 dwell.
Sweet memory, vaned by the gale,
on up the stream Of dime will turni
But oh, twill lingor In the vale,
Aud call US back to memory's urn.
Twill haunt us still, through many year,
May fond heart will wildly turn
And think Of him, who once was dear,
Whose memory In their hearts will burn.
'Tis vain to speak, to weep 10 sigh,
For him Whps gone Tar hence to dwell,
Boz tesrs embalm ur weeping eyes,
When We pronounce the word, farewell.
Ftrowell the early dews that fall
Upon Thy grassgrown bed,
Are like the thoughts thai now recall
Thine image Of the dead.
FosroRiA, May 10Th, 1857. J.v.I