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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS \ s-a':i-
cal agriculturis. publishes t. ~
ing:
If your land appears worn out and
overworked. YOU may be sure YOU bare
narrowed its feelings too much.
To &c. the most work cut of your
hands. keer thsm OFT of ,nnr poe -
How % catch weazels - Run afr
them.
How to raise geese-Send your daueh.
ters 70 fashionable boarding school. If
k pit i. home III y will turn out ducks
or little s,upids.'
To raise corn-Wear tight boots.
Keep YOU children GU. Of the orchard
while the buds are bursting-shey might
get hurt.
Cheap way Of fa,t. ming hoss-Turn
them into your eighbors corn6eld every
night.
How 10 cure bolts in a horseshoe.
him,
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THE CaPrIvATED TuRK.-lt is re-
per.ei that since his arrival in this coun.
Try, on certain occasion, lady was ad-
m;iirg an elegant Cashmere shawl worn
=. 10 Turkish admiral. He calamity
81, L from his shoulders, and laid it
asa ler own to witness its effect, or
r Fps, momentarily to CRAFTY her van
IT.. The shawl was a magnificent one.
cos.iag $1,000 or $4,000. Imagine tie
s.g. Sc of the admiral when she blush
ia = cocrtssied TO him, and moved
srny Of with the coveted SIX =.
-. -reseEt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-07

Farmers often have occasion To
measure of from lot Of land. ~ T.
of one acre, for the purpose o. n z-e.s
series of experiments upon d FL
modes Of planting. cul,ivatins o.
nuring. To facilitate this, W. give 2; =
measurement of the side of - are.
containing the following fractional. part,
of an acre. A reference to this I hi.
will save some, perhaps, tedious c cu'e
/ ton
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Noticc.

w the Subscribers and u the following Island.
VIZ Lis ls4'l, lehns Island, III, Two Island. known,
% N'T t.st III alai csIs Sisters Crow islsmi also
e" small Islands h"sn the tr,-n leland. or s.fay,
~ Ia f'lta lay. and ltiH. hast II an Saau',
i'''a p sd'tit iorat AZ peSr'ir'ui cutting or ak-
AN"s I'm e'ther 81 SAID Islands any wood, timber
S'Nc'' without trst 'bta, ing leave ru-sios frusn
- 81 i asei''s aay PrsoIis tresspas.ng on either Of
u 4
JOHN L. IL NJ
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CANDIED HONEY. 1t is rather diff.
cnlt to keep strained honey without its
becoming candied. and for those who do
not, the defect can be easily remedied.
Heat it gradually at FIRST and then let it
simmer slowly for few minutes, and it
will be as clear as if Just strained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-07

For practical purposes, true science
is thorough knowledge of ones own
business. And a farmer who knows
how to make the most profit with the
least amount of labor and capital. is tru-
ly scie ntifc.
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i Loc..oco editor in Georgia informs
t'zl7. 5 that the state of his finances
:, .Mo 94.ier than it should be- /! this
IS ,,e 80, be has just money enough to
g, a5s'a his character handsomely
.sri Jurnal.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents


LArs AGENT Oh l. :. fAItS' ''''h' "A>h'S'-
rux, UNDER IBE ACT or 1870
e..,, .,,,,e.r -, r.u. p.,
40 NJ a 1 Il 81 oPP"S"' "'''5 '''' i''''"'''
4 F1ER an extensive Drac'Ac" az up
~ wards Of twenty wears Continues & ."ct .
p.teut. in the United states; also in t,trrt -
ain and other foreign countries Cavva,-, Il Pet
.c,ions, Assignments. and al Pagers or D.a..:.-s
Tor PATENT. executed on liberal term. aud VITA
aispateb. Kesearcaes ra,ie i.to Amr. iet,. ~
eigp work. TO determine Il, andity OF Patents
az Ipvrn,iens-an., ieg-. =, a;ser advice Ienu.red
i, Al; t.,,,.r. ,.uc n f.. 10. . Cogi.s q the
- 81, o,v p,ta,. IN ,..= m. Do!lA.-
- +, ~. ,,,,1t. ,,.c,.ri.,t a. ~
m. ,,.n.v ~. I,.,.,..,r...,- n SrwFnr.
lao, nm il invent r. lave .d,sut.ces fl =
.,,t;a,,,,, -. cra..r,,,i.i tho at,btatitity
~, ~. u,,.,,rt.a.s, 4 nv If no, i,umea.i.-
;" ~ With, "a, he nj, I'd them
itt n, ,,,,n,,i,,s Lcl,,, yiven n,,v.
=, N,ntr II r,r-SFT.I At THE y.
TEXr ntrtfF ,ho,. H.. s,,,,sr,,hr and "a SIC
IESrS Tur pEsT p,nnr ~ .,yANT4GFS
IN ,yIItTy H. .,l1 a,fl ,la, be has ahpp
ta,t - - 49, and ran n,,,ye ina, no 9th
- - - r. ,-,,fo.,in,nl :, r
80. "'>ia,a,a T,,a i'.n.r.. nr.ctir. f IN.
..i.,-;t.a. - ,,,, - ~, bas .,.hIel
- =. ss.,'.,i1, - lloi,,;a, ~ .,cc;fc,.
'l a.t 81 'taa;g;'r -ala,;,. ,,,,er,.
1,t -; !; w -. II fra-a1 .r3
-, II - =. II r. St,
.sa =; ~. Tr;,.S .ri 10, 49,
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-Upan the marriage of Miss Wheat OF
yirsinsa. an editor hoped that her path
might be ao,esry and that she might never
:. f.yastei ~ frr knshand
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-07

4 1atae. thick headed witness in the
,oHe count 1T St Louis was asked the
question ether the p .rty accused stood
81 ensiyc.' He ianocently replied
4hS s.41i on bench
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1}ottry.
Hum House.f3El Ns11s
TIE CRADLE SONG OF THE
PG0A..

Hash eanno, bear to sse thee,
s;retch thy ting hApds IL vain;
have 20, 10 bread to give thee,
Nothing. child. to ease ;hy pain.
Nlseu God sen, the frs; 10 bless ne,
Proud and u ankfui too, vas l,
Nos, KY darling, / thy mother,
A .unos. long 70 see the dir;
Sleep my darling thou srt weary;
Gsd IS good, but Is. is dreary.
] hasc WATCHED Thy beauty fading.
And thy strength SILK day by day
Soon, 1 KNOW will waai and Fever
TAKE Thy ltlle life away.
Ya1nin- makes Thy father reckless,
HOPE has lef: both him a. uae,
se c.Cld suffer ali, ny baby,
l. ID we cat crust fos thee.
Sleep my daring thou art weary;
God Is good, hu, Ii IS drcsry.
Bes,er thou shoa ID perish early,
s;arye so soon ny darling one,
Than live to want, TO sin, 10 struggle
yainly sill, as have done.
Better that thy angel spirit
With my joy, ny peace were Town.
Ere Thy heav, grow cold arG careless,
Recs less, hopeless Ike my owl.
sleep my darling thou art weary;
God Is good, bat life is drcary.
! am wasted, dear, with hunger,
And nv brain IS all opprest,
IhaYe scarcely strength to pres. thee,
Wan and feeble to my breast.
Patience, baby, God will help Us,
Death will come to you and me,
He will take Us to His Heaven,
Where no want OF pain can Be.
Sleep my darling thou art weary
God is god, but lii. IS treary.
Such the plant, tina, late and early,
Did we listen We might hear
Clese beside u.-Sat the Il under
Of a city d1lIs oUr ear.
Every heart, ike Coils briEh. Angel,
Can bad one such s5rrys cease
God has glory when bis ca1irea
Bring hi. poor oa-s Jay and peace,
Listen. nearer while she SINCE,
Sounds the futtering Of wings
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-07

Yas -Iore Journal says the man who
s:outiy %, ed to his wife's learning to
,k4se, has, at length, concluded to let
teFsl!ls
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sslsi y q.

To any taqi pay
In the year ~. uiseasc r. - All n IL.
kcT Al "a .n5 ors, I. ~4ira q. ia -
ii. ..;te4.so. .a=.,,f..4 cen tn -
cd IA slSo. ttc.t-. srn-.iI.- l., tgL@n ;.r,>s
tea an nfanuoo sPt,~te AID Va. a.;c.d,d l.
irritating sensations until the year ..,. when L
-le~ Idi.i"tt, VA ace tip tut,d ~. 4 .tin.in.
les Ia ia tue tIan- ai.d lot s,,-ile,i eyery
iaaheet n ei Cancer. IL Notetab. ri -. II
~, OPP, atsd up0 b, Dr.. A.cAl ster ci II .r.rli.
Who cut II cot 81 tue ica;ne hut rat effcilug a
cure, a it rec iunenccd -selin AL as.u54.4 -
former sii" and sese ity !, tn. time n Il.
wa.d "ls4t having b en- Gu I'd a mali liant
etLceT aud having = cufv,i tEl melN submitted
/" an peat On ey IN, afta tax ap,tCatiuu II Lis
plaster drew the cancer eempi,tc it r. III my breast
caFlhs an Ubi"ng sea- oil tw.or three met.
d pit, whieh has ;apidiy Leale leaving ~ sting.
'"inse or PAIN al aay Mad whatever. eau ua-
hest tinsiy recommend all dat may be troubled
IN tn manner - cali Lpu.I Mr. i.ht and .uL
mt to his cure Tic I.meGy is inpi- but lee
tive. A. u u.btE4D
orland, March q, 1888.
This may certify. that | have been troubled
WITH cancer up n my hi for the last iatle v,ar,
nave had 1t drawn from me b TIA. a,;li,cati.u
OF cancer plaster applied By AiI. Edward u I.ti
OF tnis 'o~n,m. lip is now uthcly hesicd 40 p. in
whatever, and recommend any sufferer under
this disease to apply to Mr. Ni.ht.
sAA Ill tARNHAM.
Bucksport, March -, ISIS
This may certify Il he cancer IL
a. ossVods ofeasi WIGHT applied
his plaster and found !. .. wing ,,r, .s,
and nearly beyond the reach ui ne Ieai alt in.U
have the same Cancer in my possession open t.
examination; thewound in Mr. u.. odd. bfra.t !.
healed, and consider it a pra.Ecr cure. re-
commend all who afflicted vita this tnoa,trpp.
disease to apply to Mr. islt and have it er.dl.
Gated before it Is too late
NATHAN EMERSON, VI. D.
Orland, March %. ISIS lU,f
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1900 YEAR. RuFIr,BLE AND HONORABLE
$1,000 YEAR EMPLOYMENT FOR ALI TINES
$1,000 YEARPersons in or country in search Of
Sio"o YEtR-empioyment a of income. or to
$1,000 YfiARfh up their leisure hours, may hear Of
$lOo0 Aksuch by enclosing stamps Ito pay psage)
$1,000 YEARto Prof JAMES HORNE, Box No &55.
$1,000 fEAR-New York Post Office. The employ u,.n,
$500 YEARS. fitted to either station In life ma-
$1,000 YEAR eria II is article Of daily consun-
$1,000 YEAR.tion, and be manufactured in the
$1,000 YFARagents dwelling, by copy right An
$1,000 YEARAgent wanted IN every town IN tbs Union
l0-Sm
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lii.ee, Z =. !.a>;
Gstatest CT e in 1t Wyr,d 70. Pam
PROF CHA. De uKATHS
T.! l..t RE o. l.,

THIS oil i ths oaly reaarjy r.. World FIR th,
td-e of H.. u,.IA IN, .'rstI &c, usu. Sears sia
Li,tht ttJes, >pi a4I se5a PLAINS he
l1rrtl. ID Iii rs4B up. pI tlpf.5,
Brugss-. Gu 4 II -, lei aIris If ! Il l.
S'r'ua t.!>i-s, e,r- Pr, s's!rs br~asi, 5E.h
Us 1ri.r~, IN uI Gatkv if utis ssoinAc
ralristipu, -Ialt..s, aA1d lr 81 ;!ansy r. T.rI.t
Palsy. t-ur;sy, cers. Lc> Jaw t-.U iara oh All
lar Ache, Nervousness, tossSeuess Surrs 1f
,rri.. i.fsnts, IEyrrsase, Ahsc.s Sf NrcA. HfuI-
Brea-i-, ChhlAiS. Tctter, >hEies tr NJ Feet ~
Asu- Chapp.,i iiaids an! dis lil; ~
aud painful, Ia Tire o.y arci- brJaSA. bef..= the
puiic that will do IL wnik peri'c., ia fnaH
twenty uautrs-has b-vn by III .a4a. AID pro
nsuIced to b, the br-t renriy es.r Iiscls-rai
Tbs oil sctsgn he system with eleotricty-is u pure
yes.ta L 1rac Noi lie slightest danger 4 apyl,
ing il ariiy i:isariiy. Il gfy-s Ierua-
nen cur 1T cases from 10 t>ea,y minutes
The best FlysllslSi Of aur,Ie hayr discovered
all rsaar IA geaea,s Tire ANIMAL system III. effect
Il ostruct.u II thu p. &c - fad he Jts.u
diseased. sNiful Application :hs oil i.i4s d.
n.tii the thu tukI, Al Ia. al o.ce &C.
csmpl.hei NJ beitas,-4J vomiting, parsiuy or biz
term. = re.9rt-J to.
II No. g-iuine ~illtr,; signature Of Pre-. c De
GWATu Label .j-trel il wntia..
trDcpli el-o; NJ 70 sath iish:h three door,
b ~ q rsuut. Philadelphia ouH.ry dealers and iru.
gt Can r. supplied shQiesa!e and retail Prics - ceus
" ceA;s. and u per bottle.
[ Ii frcA, ACCT
Try everything els give this sinpl. rial.
CA TtoS BE careful to ask for and get Do CsAyx's
Elcctir Uil. worthless limitations. abouud.
There numerou. limitations sprung up . the reruts
lion my article has acquired. The public uu. hesar.
ihes are worthless ISM kSh.
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STAT CT ii aIh

TkEA>rR r. oFstcE. augusta,
Apli -, lSjs.
pom the follow township tracts 81 ard. liable
10 be assessed IN any town, tv iuag assessments f1f
mad. ny e the Le.tstttrr approx d
the ts.nty secoud day Of Marci. I,5S.
Ia til Couafy OF Hat. o.. 4
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE

DR. CCLNrRWELLS REiOkT on An ENTIRELY
new anl perfect rrnlel5 SreriDat rrhsa or : raj al
Weakness, Debility, Nerses -, ItIr ssii u sprIt,
Loss Of Energy, Iassi,1d- TImiii'y, ii .r isre
Solitude, 6rOuniie-, Fear, ilItc -sl La ia. n
Charges Of serien, Impaired 81 III, Heinory, eiir.
and imph> on Tie Face, PHI, ii.. -, rapiati n II
Ihr HssirT and Biily Prostitution Il syseI ill.,
ilcils iniioiency nd mental and S>r-. G. a n.y.
ms h'tie "srh enc ali lr'in url5 n
the Medical Profession, gives TIA. MOST latDKINr
iNfukhAfloN EVER ri BLlsilkn tu all u r-or en-
rIainns doeets VI their physical dill d.. r ho .e
-'tsc9ns OF having hazard then health AID harp So.
II i issued gratis 70 stu rnr h-ay fr ti-ir bi
e suPprt ssan Of emPiricieu an1 eAterslali be-
e zee any address. Oh receipt II two stanIs by ID
tiiAs hLlNE, $50 lsi Avenue New York. Us
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night .: liza Ai'. a4d .el.ip.
DAVIS PAiEAT REC

DAVIS PAiHAT RI.
with Te'rcys imp, ysg.egt, f. = ",c.t=
Hancock, calls the attention OF tnc .ub.ic j.
excellence over other hive. II has becn receiy.
with great favor elsewhere, receiving the fr,,
premium wherever exhibited and ia admitted
by persons qualified to judge, 10 be superior to
anything yet invented Of the kind. The boxe,
used in this hive are the besy adapted for the
market, holding from four to six pounds each Of
honey.
The subscriber wishes to purchase one hundred
svsrms Of bees, in exchange for bee-aives aud
single rights to them.
For information address the subscriber At Els
worth. Me-, Box lG.
He is kindly permitted to refer to Rev e.
Penney, and Geo. Cunningham, Of Ellsworth, a.
to the superiority Of these hives.
SAMUEL J. LORD.
Ellsworth, March ~, 1858. If
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Silver

Lever, Lepine, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watche. - warranted. Table, Tea, D.s-
sert, Cream, Sugar salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
of extra fine silver Also, Butter and Fruit
Knives, Pickle Knives and Forks, Napkin kinss,
Pencils. tweive doIen,) Silver opectacies-a va
riety to suit all ages Extension Pens and Pencils.
Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Keys, &c. Ii Dc zen
silver Thimbles. warranted Of the best quality.
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JUST Received by Express, a new
y lot of Medicines and Fancy articles. Also
ne Apples, Oranges, with many other articles
adapted to the wants Of the community, and the
season Of the year.
ls- G G. PECK.
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4 Beah for thu Hi.lio. F!

TT wv 'TTfBfVU
II Just Published. \ FnpERg.s 4 ca p.,k..po..,
ti iisf'' No. Il t"1r ssrrt Bb-;,a ref rY,,tI. q
Nses, a Diseases " the sexual system oi bat, -.
- ~ y"p,of" "a treaiInent-frtp arest by a pfysi
-. ~ sie ia stol Leetic VI s.lAi" This y, ri A.,
e'aH seVrcsih- exposure u the dec, ton AID i'm
psaufr pre &c by Advertising qucts with sme Of mr.
-, ~,a n'itio,s' sold by periodical dealers generally
Aodress Boz lsO1, Boston Po-t-oiice
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Nm 3Asks.-The following statement
>. 9re.ts;-s the condition Of the Maine Banks
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has long bcsn manufactured by practical eh.mist sss
every ounce q Ii under his With iHvsfAe Aru
rary AMI care 1t "a ssa~i and protested hy Law eVua-
tsrfcits and consequently ts rrl,ea ..,si"s
shout aiulterston. II supplies the a,,;x
world has snoSn for the of all pu,m AIRY com
plants Nr CorGHs, CoLps, Ho.RsBSIss ASTHMA Cknrr
WHooFSs Cotton, BRoycaIris lsciFiTsf spc
for tho relief Of eunsuupive patients advanced stage
the di.sase As time make thess facts and better
known hi. meieino has gradually become the r.t
ano- 4 the aeti from the iog cabin u the American
peasant to the pa!a-ss Of EurupAn kings Throughout
this entire country. n aud ery indeed
most every hamlet 10 contains CHrhkV knosn
as the list q all remedies or d.sss- Il the threat ii
langs IL many foreign COUNTRIES Il ss.ly us~d Nv
their most Intelligent phys!oians thsrv any dep~ad-
.nee oh ~hs; q -,r-y STATEN e.ftfs has ns
ih'n; II ~ trust the isn-
A,'s,as Of the hogs VI - 1t i. c.n i-p4re
tie u ini-ii sent l4,i,r. Wh.e ess
ia In hos; ~ shoT' - ilrre a-y r-''.~ ~, -ny
r.pr '.r j. . .v.a'i, proves that IN -l., - 40.
rtr- III Il J.. 'les-i4e4l for b. .cul IL. snd
n" go 80 1--.s. VI &; nd. Nothing bat II. in
ifi,te att tie .rI.stlkabs h~nsht conferred
H. '.s : - suas6rrs coaiJ OEi aud uis,ntan the
rrrc.i II sliaYs While msny niefior reInedi-s have
'-sn thfas III" community, have failed and bssn
Ji-ea ied t' La sSinri fr nis by rl eonrrst
bs3e'ts CO tn sf.t they forget sud produssd
cures ~ al kAbl 10 bel
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IASI Am THE HIGHEST PRICES
Y paid q II i.. and " sol skia., h,
HNNIkL .PPss
tit-E Sters bascuIcn - llsss til Hpsss
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Prepared by DR.. j. e.. AVER,

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS
AND SOLD BIZ
tAlhlA ii,k. IrsNor,hi Ci.blr-e Jr. ~ >
tck, IL :. Ir,hir, suIivan John Ph fstr. q ultier
j. hn l. Lnds stu,tt " IeillitL. Ailiil iA,i Nhh
tias q alI.y. tstIz f. n. Ttrflisd stais. snr,.
John SCI hos i,ei - ali drust d. III. "
tciuss III oug, IT void. l,Sf
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Ear Rings.
GOLD FINGER RING

comprising as perfect assortment as b
found. Gold Loekets-thirteen different sizes
Gold Spectaeles, Pens, Thimbles, Bracelets, beIds
Tooth Picks.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and
Apo;hec.ries in the United States and British
Provinces,
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DIsPEP>IA - ISnI6ssrIoS.
Xra.r d ILrar. Asnx NJ u faxs

rh~ P1tts kind rneatzh t. s~nl. have t>ss
all u..d rfs-.i I'D have .Rtsnei they srv
u Ia i-di,inr p enlprts Ar th.v
stsp'. - The Lgmsn fbst they
thssh alone have eurs-i 4 dye
psrua ART ad1 ,s!.H with thsm which rsss he
o'b-r remedies epnmnnly Indeed have .I,erL
rental, f1'sd them o. - e-ciual Ia smoss ell The
p!Arts fS ~hiSh you recomrn. nd thsm.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS \ s-a';i-
,al agriculturist' publishes t. 9"-
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:, $ .t1t} = +
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AZ
Us a EiI E
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bosom Plus.

: Ich as Mosaic, Cameo, Florentine, Swiss Paint
ilgs, Gold Stone, with Box and Scroll Pins in
reat us-iay. select assortment Of Gentlemens
Pins such as stone tail Pins Crosses, Masonic do
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ExrrRPArroS OF Moss FROM MEAN

How TO cure bolts in horse-Shoos
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
Always Singing.

While talking with neighbor, heard a
sweet plaintive voice singing that beautiful
hymn:
"Jesus, lover of my soul !"
The child was up stairs. l knew it was a
child's voice, from its silvery softness. list
ened for while, and then said, g That child has
sweet voice.
" Yes, she has, returned my friend. "Sbe
is always singing"
Always singing
passed that way again. Summer was here
in her fulness, strewing earth with flowers. and
the sky with stars. The same sweet voice was
trilllng on the air,
Oh, had the wings of a dove, l would hyr
This time the little singer was in the yard. |
gazed upon the spiritual softness of her fea.,xes
the sweet eyes like "brown birds flying to the
light" the fine expressive lips, the dark silken
curls felt that she would soon have her wish
answered, and find refuge in heaven
Always singing
Autumn came, the wild swan was turning to-
ward the south; the leaves were dropping from
the trees, and spears of frost glittering among
the grass.
strip of Grape futtered from the shutter OF
the house where my little singer lived. By the
great white throne, by the river of eternal glad
ness, she was striking her golden harp: and
singing in the gushing fulness of imperishable
glory Home Maqdzine
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
Trouble.

Trouble becomes marvellous sancti6er oil
pride, and an effectual restrainer of self will
The temper is melowed and the feelings refined
1t needs repeated strokes of the hammer to break
the rock in pieces and so it sometimes requires
repeated strokes of anguish to break our heart:
in pieces and make us humbler and wiser men
And as the longer you keep a canary-bird in
darkened cage the sweeter it will sing, SO the
more severe the discipline of the good mans
experience, the sweeter the song of his spiritua
life. The gold that is refined in the hottest fur
mace comes out the brightest, and the character
moulded by intense heat will exhibit the mos
wondrous excellences.
Gods children are like stars, that shine
brightest in the darkest night like torches
that are the better for beating like grapes, that
come not to the proof till they come to the press;
like trees, they drive down their roots further
and grasp the earth tighter, by reason of the
storm; like vines, that grow the better for
bleeding; like gold, that looks the better for
securing; like glow-worms, that shine best in
the dark; like juniper, that smells sweetest in
the fire; like the pomander, which becomes
more fragrant for chatting; like the palm-tree;
which proves the better for preserving; like the
chamomile, which spreads the more as you
tread upon it.
There is a flower, when trampled,
Doth still more richly bloom
And even to its bitterest foe
Gives forth its sweet perfume
The rose that's crush'd and shattcr'd
Doth on the breeze bestow
A farer scent, that further goes
Fen for the cruel blow
-Reliqious Herald
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

THE COMET. Where, in the range of the Eng
lish language, can so much eloquence and SUBJ
Unity be found, in the same number of words,
as in the following allusion to the comet now
observable in the heavens, by Col. E. D. Baker,
in his late oration in San Francisco?
We see, in the predicted return of the rush.
ing, blazing comet through the sky, the march
of heavenly messenger along its appointed
way, aad around its predestned orbit. For
three hundred years he has travelled amid the
regions of infinite space. " Lone, wandering,
but not lost" he has left behind him shining
suns, blazing stars, and cleaning consultations;
now nearer to the Eternal Throne, and again on
the confines of the universe. He returns, with
vlsage radiant and benign; he returns, with un-
impeded march and unobstructed way; he re-
turns, the majestic, swift electric telegraph of
the Almighty, bearing upon his flaming front the
tidings that, throughout the universe, there is
still peace and order; that, amid the immeas-
urable dominions of the Great King, His rule is
still perfect that suns, and stars, and systems
tread their endless circle and obey the Eternal
law"
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

ga% When Lawyer Coe, recently, at the trial
OF Jim Lane, in Kansas, told Col. Young that il
he swallowed the law-book he would have more
law in his stomach than he ever had in his head
he stole the thunder of Stephens, the little giant
of Georgia, who, when he was once running for
Congress, found himself confronted in discussion
with an opponent of unusually large stature,
which gentleman, as the controversy waxed
warm, contemptuously said of and to the little
man, why, could button your ears back and
swallow you whole, sirP To which cannibal
remark Stephens annihilatngly retorted, "And
if you did sir, you would then have more brains
in your stomach than you ever had in your
head p The laughter which followed effect
ualy dissipated the ill-humor which was gain
ing ground