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AoAhFiLLEs Dgt lc35-
Mr. J. F. CoWAN-Dear SIR You viii do me the kindnsgs
70 publish under M csiifcats the following nOte
suffering community may be benefited. have given birth
nine children, and my life being miraculousy saved s
cOnsideT BY your medicine, cannot ia JUST you and
the public withhold my testimony 70 its many virtues.
used your LithOHiTpte in sma portions perhaps
day, for i've months, which dspssd entirely the aatuent
sickness Of the stomach heartburn which had
10 an aiarm extent In all my former preguancos.
When conhned took about wine glasses full Of
the medicine which gave easier delivery By
great deal than bad before. Nor this ALL
il ed in case, ard heard from respectable
in another case shat your h0ntr0pc tried
and The Midwife with others 10 attendance thoroughly
convinced that the pain OF the delivery very much
lessened BY It's would say all my that xpect
during pregnancy and particularly al The time Of Ondne
ment i has marked tendency - relax the system
sequently the pain labor much diminished; and fur
ther a. Physician and Midwife both said that BAD dr1psy
OF The Womb, and enjoy better health than have
done in years. and believe the disease is entirely
moved.
Sir this that the suferings OF very many Of my sex
may be alevatsd II hey only overcome their pTelud
much % Lry the LiihOn-rptic. II any person
wishes opinions further upon his subject they
can address ne at KOrkVille, Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW.
CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
was present ana heard Mr. Snow acknowledge the facts
contained in hs above certificate have been scqugued
with Mr. aud Mrs. Snow Tor many years, have reason
Rev. J. W. NREDHAM.
W. r. GRAY.
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w hired in January last negro boy by the Of
w Jesse ABOUT p or years or age, TO gsat eman In
the city he will please call and see rs.
mar l2-3t H. a. HAYNES & CO.
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JACEsoS, Tenn, August %, 1857.
The above perfectly cured by - bottles Of the
Lhonthpe, and WasOns OF the worst cases Of Gravel that
ha8 been this country. 6. ADAMSON.
II Lotsvey female who expects to become a mother
read the following and profit hereby
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Hay.
Mnffna-

DECEIVED per steamer s7G'' consignment, 60 bales
II prime TIMOTHY BAY, which we will sell low to
Ose. NICHOL, GRBEN g. co.
mar II No. lc Market street.
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TRUSTEES.

House bill (NIr Vaughn's) To amend the act of
1856, chapter l18, SO as to require Trustees to
give bond in equal to the value Of the goods,
Sc, in the trust Decd and that trustees shall here
after receive Eve per cent for collecting, selling and
settling estates, was taken up ~ s-
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Mr. FRIGHT moved to strike out the amendment
inoorI srated on the second reading, allowing Coun-
~ lru itees Two and half per cent commission for
receigi pg and paying oat common school funds.
E3e e9ilon Efeyailed, and Tie amendment vas
stricken our ne oill passed the third residing.
Senate took recess until "a D. h.
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House bill CAIr Beale's) To amend the laws with
regard to Steam NIills-OWners Of such mills may
take toll not to exceed one sixth. coming up ~
Mr. WRIGHT moved to add; That nothing in the
act shall be so construed as TO affect mills propelled
by water power. Adopted, and the bill passed the
third reading-syes II, noes Z.
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Patent Shirts.

EaCe0G S41E Us
Just received FIRST assortment Of SHIRTS, WhisA
d warrant in every way superior, and guarantee a.
all The stock embraces the following styles:
Wita Latest style Shading Collars;
- - Byron Collars;
81 No Collars;
feb "a For sale BY ]. n. MCGIsL.
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.sr.r..l af-.-. .si .sss,. sas4 fr'Hr t .
.s4asr-a4 "a atT~ri t'fr 80
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On motion by Mr. DAVIDSON, Mr. Vaughn's bill
(4483) making further appropriation FOR the compile,
doa Of the State Capitol, Was takeRIips considered
and passed the second reading.
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Iha bin o inorease ihe capital of-the b
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The Senate's Joint resolution with reference 70
the Capitol Building Commissioners 70 aTalt me
eesson of the control Of the streets surrounding Phe
Capitol Square. SCI coming up
Mr. VAUGHN made an Intellectual lnouoh 70 s'ttAe
out this provisionstating that tle Cly
CoTnroissionssrs tn anything that was right Sc.
Mr. VAUGHN then asked and obtained leave to
Withdraw the resolution for amendment ~
A Senate message communicating paper IRON
7, N sneed. Attorney General, and Mr. W. f.
Cooper containing legal opinion on the scope Of a
csrtqiu arter as to banking privileges recon
Vending certain compensation of $3.50 to VIM. B.
Bate Attorney General for the Nashville District
eomi3r up-it was referred to the Committee on
Claims
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Mr. BULLOCK asked and obtained unanimous
consent to introduce bill to establish an additional
Chancery District TO be composed Of the oounuss OF
Hardeman, Fayettee, Upton and Madison Wnleh
was considered and passed the first reading.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DED UgT10M

In public, at Macon Ca under the sworn supuhnten.
denee OF E. @. Bulklsy and Jos. Waterman Esq's.
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IlaPORTANTBO0KS FOR LIBRARIES
W, 7. BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
- HAVR NOW 0N SALE,
The Life, Correspondence & Speeches
HENRY CLAY.

In six Volumes BY Calvin Coltoa, IL D. Professor Of
Public EsOuomy Trinity College. In various styles Of
binding.
's'"Destinsd fora leader, he everywhere asserted bis
destiny john C. Breckenridge, Vice President d the
United States.
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Erplqaqdpa By Br. FULTON Of LiReola, Of has posi-
ton t0wards the proposition to rscharteT the onion
aid Planters Banks-dsliUsre9, March y, 1858, in
The House Of Representatives Of the Tennessee Legis-
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Mr. STANTON submitted a resolution rendering
to the Quadriannisl Convention Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, meeting on the first day
of May next the use Of this Hall for their delbera-
tons; which lies over. a,alr.a
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TENNESsEE LEGISLATURE.
HousF oF REPREsENTATIVEs.

MONDAY, March %, 1895.
The journal Of Saturday vas read
WAR II UTAH,
BIrBATE from the Committee On Federal Rela-
lions, reported as follows:
Asking to be discharged from The consideration
Of six resolutions: recommending the rejection Of
three resolutions, and recommending ne passage o
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MONDAY, March 10 1858.
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6. Q. ToRBEFE q 60.
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y. II. DUCLAP.
"HoLEshLE n RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES 81 LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 4 5 Muke; Sreet,

WHOLESALE n RETAI DEALER IN
GROCERIES IL LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 y 5 Markef STREET,
Y M. now teceiyipg Il yvTV extensive
sSsortn eI; Of goods in his liIe. dir-c, from the
custer" 'iiirs, rHtr-cinE nP-rt 49, foiiosInS goods
" hrd-. >t-ar. ia ihjs Co.ae & do. 10 100 x. 10
40 crushed 10 TO powdered &c ia eraauiat-i.
do Laauayrs.
81 Chests Y. II. Tea. 90 do RIlck.
ncxes S.eStnr Candies. IS ID TAlloK do.
l. Bags Spree. 10 10 Pepr.r.
3 7 i-css Rice do PruEes. , ID Catfish.
Trials CIoye.
% BOXES -St"clswDnri IS Toi..ccn. 20 10 Moore
% do piaEond Tsist 10 Gross I4sgs smoking 70
"aeeo: dn sia al. 50 do ear~ins.
10 B"Kr~ Pipes.
s>acks Pea N-ts.
90 BOXES ". X Rasins; 10 y 10.
Citson Corn Starch. Parma. Mustard. Pepper sance.
Pickles. Sari:rey.
I"htn Eagle Principe Cigars 9n.uuO Washington
10 l.i-A Light tiEard do. &c. Sc.
: b'is. Butte Crackers. IS do 2 X. u 10 Sugar
~ DO Soia. II DO Boston.
Cream Tartar. Camphor, Chewing Gum. I,dizo Al
tHnnhs' biazii Nuts. English Walnuts. &c, &c.
ID BASKETS Champaign. 100 Ibis whisksy. IL do
inner Wine. 20-In Gall. KEGS do. 9j-5 Gal. do
sno calls. 'seignette' Brand. aHi Calls. Guard 10
. bhis friih- ofi Port Wine ? 10 Madeira. = 10 ia
mAeia Kun. 10 10 W. L. do. ~ do Gin. Iis Calls
- Bils. NuiaSs-. a. half 10 u .Erot 49,.
sc. &c. ~
Ny stock is fuI; ample. ana Complete. I most re
speeuniiS solicit an tx min ,s.oH uf goods aDd .rir-s
"ein't i'arch sing elsesh.re III foods ra--sE-sE
j Is. B! y LAP
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Fire Watches

JUS recelEe' by the subscriber. a large adj iition 10
~ s,'ck OF tine Watches; also entirely p.a styies OF
IrN'Is Sach as Cameo. Painted and Coral srus-
nrris' Fih-' DamOnd. Garnet. CorE-lian, Loeaet.
S"ii ! carat. f'4in aud Fame. 1ail Rugs Silver
p'"h'' * Also Plated Tea sets. Patel AID Sill
yer ware anu u full stock uf Notinus.
he mas also made ARA gem-nts with a Nanufac
.urlns ii"es" II Switzerland, ~ rhich. he, - AGENT
= the manufacturers receives watches iirect from Eu-
~ . ms arrangement. he is enabled 70 sell G"b.
and Silver Watches. OF all Kinds. = L,to =. tbsy an A..
''us"t ID the ORhsd States. lie has now on hanf
every Sarie'y Of Chronometer. Duplex. Lever and Ia
pi"e "AteEesl a large SJocE Of Britannia Ware. lev
Try and Fancy Goods of every des,ription. and h.
VIII receive new supplies. N ,uthIy. Ills intention
Is % sell = large amount. and he SiI sell to lie .Iers
Il = lower rate thSn ever before.
TIE Je"eiry vas also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at %JOboinc Prices. and will he sold.
tie only asks that purchasers should call and Satisf,
themselves JULES FACTR0T
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

A kind hearted little spouse. brnDeted
and shswled. very recently appeared at
the door Of c room where her good ma
tured liege lord was abou; to indulge in
a comfortable snooze.
my dear, 1 am going shopping
What shall I bring to comfort your
al don't know, love; l don't know, love;
] don't think efaay thing want pariic
ulsriy, jast now. Come and kiss me-
I viii tell you, however, what | don't
want you 10 bring me-" "What is l..
pray!' ..Pray don't bring me in debt!'
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PATCH & OPDYCKE.

Fresh ~T-immins7l Petition to sell a cneic" 'el-c'
vs. tion OF Carriage Ggot inclusive
Old Buggy Linings-h OF the hest quality NJ Plush We
have ever ouere in his M k~t. AMI sanr wR't'iht
lsuS Carriage Bolts. Make a note OF tlesP -t'-T
"fxins.' y"O = hn Se' t" su ply your eustomers " an
better work thar thes hay IS whore
Now H. stock the ilrye>t. "a I'd 49, '.-srrr-t' 80 mean
= bigger" \ more eNteu-ivv') simply nj s~+a-iiery
W|rr. Harness trimmings. Sr.. thai csu he found at
any infant point on the Western Reserve
ORDERS nv ihesIacks or X X. hi ed ny rsturB line.
spd goods WARRANTED u he as repreSentel. Our
friends will fud Us ever ready to EXHIBIT the latest
styles of Hirn-ss Trimmings. and give an linking
o the patterns most in vogue among the eastern m 40
ufSc' urers. as we take pa:ns du ing tips L, N-g y 1Tk
to post ourselves in every hraLch Of tn trade. SoS
arriving
PeariC. W Cloth. CIret do-v-ry choice.
CRIMSON Figured rlpsh. Is the piece or yard.
Green do do n. Y. City shade.
M. I Duck. 50 inches.
Noe do do Pretty fair quality.
Drah Union Cloth, BY the pi-ee or yard
Green do DO latest style Of .h,lr.
German worsted uamask Fancy 10.
High ColOred do various shades.
We are ,peninS ont a great variety Il Harness and
other Trimmings. q slight schedule ~ qualities aud
kinds is SD Joined. We intend - ella w~uOLE>ALE
as Tow as ANY JnBsING nUrsF ives; Of Ncw YORK:
2 dozen Silver 2 tent Bits. dozen 10 Rcrsei.
lhgross Silver Plated Buckles; dousle bar, Including
! gross silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
~ dozen Jai,tpned u. D. Tres Rouni F,rre's.
! do Ioisid do DO i" do do
Q do Full do 10 10 Cr5rn do
4 do JspanneI Silver 90 d. do
s do Iniaid do d. do ito
lis Psirs l.. s Eastern hanes.
81 do JsIsnaei dig do
. d" do Coach DO fair q%ia'itr.
30 do QLSpnt Iron Gig do --liinl fast
- 80 silver Plated IN $. 'irS'ng some 6ne
?l5 dozen JaPanned Mslra' =. sc-Pv Zoe eys l~.tsles
i6 do Siuilrr. Bits. qIa {, rot to rag OF.
II do do DO be-, 'r gfads
~ do Malesile Is. Loo~s iom. s.y heavy
Also. Pad Hooks. Tug IIy.4 TerretS. snaf1es.
Rings. Seat S~,.ndles. Ivory Rings. rea! silver 10
srttrS. Mlrtinga' Rings. LInrs ~ every variety. silver
Top Props. Enamrled Hides, Fringes. Backrsn Lsc-s
ia endless variety.
Remember the place. SIS per annexed -ard.
PATCH & UPDNCkE, Warren, d.,
Joblcrs Of Carriage 6oGiis. Sadilsry Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats ard Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nav 70, I-5S.
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a. rucsdeli

1T As now on hand. and i receiving a
IL large variety Of CABINET FURNIrUEE. err
oTaciHg Sofas. Tet~ a reteS. Rocking and Easy Chairs.
Bureaus, liedsteAi<. Marble Ton. Extension aud Com.
mon Tables, Dressing. Fancy and Common sands,
Common Chairs. &c. &C.
lie is also prepared 20 manufacture every StNie 81
Fashionable Furniture. Picture Rramrs. &c. All OF
which he will sell al prices 10 saif the times.
lie hHs also purchased the entire stack oi d 3. CIT
NOSE. and Will hereafter carry IN ia connection with
his foimaT nu~iHeSS. hat Of CN~DEETAhHR
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SHAVING a G0rE.

Old Skinflint was The most celebrated
broker in Phiiadelphia-his shaving ,
operations were famous, as he usually
took not only the beard ard whi>kers,
bat lone pound Of flesh N addition
Young Harry Searum Was one of those
dashing chaps who love wine and horses.
and who form a majority Of the borrow
ers. Harry having many wants, on var
ious occasions borrowed Of Skiufiinl at
three per cent. a month eff" and hav-
ing at suudry periods made "raises,"
paid off his responsibilities. Al las, he
got tired OF such constant borrowing ard
repaying. 1t would be six years before
his estate could be sCid, under the terms
of his fathers viii, WHO had prudently
postponed that even, until Harry should
reach the age of 'flhirty," ard Harry
concluded il would be better 10 make a
heavy operation at once. and be rid OF
the boiheraiion of continual borrowing.
Away 10 Skina nfs he hied. determined
to procure O good round sum-, aud so be
done With it.
al want ten thousand :or SIX years"
Hem! What security will You give?"
"oh, ycu may have my bont--ibal
wiz bind my property"
Hem! What discount will you give?
You know my rule is always TO take dis
count oG-besides, you owe me one
thousand. due to day. and l lent you ten
in the street the other day."
Il won't pay what 1 have been pay
ing: enc and a quarter per cent. is
enough. You take it out and what
owe you besides"
Hem! well, here's a bond fer ton
thousand dollars 1T six years; sign it. and
it vii. be all right"
No sooner sail han done. Harry at
fixed his autograph. and hummed a tune
while Skin flint got Lis check book and
made a calculation.
Have you got ten dollars about you?'
asked Skinf:ut in a moment; III SO. let
me have it,"
"All right, old boy said Harry.
surprising be wanted to make change.
"'here it is"
-Hem! hen!" cried Skirhint. locking
up his desk. and m. king preparations 10
"shoot."
''S;op. old fellow" said HAIRY
Where's my money!"
your money! you've got itl'
"G,t il? what DO you mean?'
"Why. l was to take off the dis
count, wasn't |, and the tbousand?"
Eyes; l want my money!"
why. my dear fellow, you've got il
Ten thousand at one aud a quarter q
month for six years, is nine thousand
9 thousand you owed me-and jest paid
me the tents all right, my dear boy
"a fair business transaction"
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s. T|W1

CANDY AMI COSPECTInNARS ESTABLISHMENT
B DUNLAP, n" u 5 VI uket 81,
- Warren. . having quite recrt tty ftted ~ an
entirely sew ests.ii ShmeEt for the msGutac.ure Of ell
kinds Of Candies ami Conf-ctieraIies. ar1i having in
his employ the ia,tst skillfHi and experienced work
men - nov prepared 10 oder \ very supe-ic. article
of fresh Carries. of eTesy variety and at the !nsest
prices. GrOesrS and others in want Of Candies can
rest assured o; getting an article fresh and good
October .. ISs5 !. 3 DUNLAP.
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A wsg. observing on the door OF q
house, the name of two pbysicisns, re.
marked That it pat him in mind of a
double barreled gun, for. if one missed,
the other would be sure to kill.
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SADDLES AND n

~ The firm Of PATCH * ALLISON. having been
dissolved, and the business divided. the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &c, viii hereafter be carried On
hy the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
- JOHN FlTE- as a CiOthins Store. nearly opposite
the Old stand OF Patch q Allison The subscriber IS
July prepared With an ampls supply Of Trimmings,
and stock OF all kinds. for the Manufacture Of anything
ia his line. a good supply Of HAHN ESS. SADDLES,
n &c. constantly on hand. which he will b.
happy, at all times. to exhibit to his Old friends. and
neE customers T. H.. ALLISON.
Wlrren. April .. 1856.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS-I am now

= UIIJE 10 FARMERS II am nov
~ prepared to sell to the Farmers Of TrHmauil and
Portage county, Dvlan9e's independent Horse T:sAe,
which is the hest iifSe now in use, HOth tor rsk;ug
h@y. or cleaning stGi-aIe; ! am ALTO prepared TO sci.
Balls ono Mower, which Is the best Mover nor in use
and took tl- lrst premium as a Mower. ut the ohio
STATE FAIR ia l-55; sisu. On hand &nt ior sale. Crcxei's
Thermometer ChuTHs. they Can'i be beat also. bee
Hives, Fork Handles rroyisi1n safes. Hoe Handles.
straw Cutters, &c. at OF which will a sold cheap Tor
cash, or produce, at uy shop IN Quinty uiIl. west saIe
q! AIhJLiGx hiycT- CuABLES MESSENGER.
Warren. June L. I-5--tf-
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The Bot. Shoe anil Leather business will he carried
on at he Old SttnJ. No. 90 Vain Street. Warren. ohis-
by lanes Icon ueii and A G. Mcconnell, under tho
frn OF J. & 4. c. Mcconnell vhcTe they viii he glad
10 zee the friends and patrons Of the old 6rm. They
pledge themselves that they will ende1vCr - suit all.
as ell IN article a. price. ani all We wish to say fur
besure purchasing.
W.rrenL s[t- p I=5S-ts
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NEVER wv TO FAIL
- nK- SANL STRoNG'S
FEVER AMI NHU. DESTROYER.

afev extracts from letters. giving the opinion Of
Minister'S. Ductur- =uI Drrg-i~tS. 81 trtt hi-h y esle
rraie} B-lrrty. Dr. SAA'L SfkONG' FEVER DE-
n.
THE MOTORS EE"oNNEND IT.
DR.. samuel srIag's Fever Destroyer y Jus, what Tr
sdLt 10 this hiiliua, ciius4:-- IL has performed raauy
ruuarEa1le cures A.. LARINUHE VI. D..
Hahnn. HIafihgJuu Co. Ind
Nv. Curtis II uch. u EtvsaHa. o. stys;-Dr SAINT
>irOng's Fever DESTROYER sells veii.sUd gives the lest
Of satisfaction u rs man. ecslomsIs-
u L. Herry. Druggist. O-=rIin. Larain Co. Ohio
The Fever DESTROYER IS the medicine for tie ague aud
sey-r-it cures every time. think is is the hest ague
medicine eyer sold.
Rev. L. D. Young. wit Clinton Co.. Mich. SAYS:
nr. SAINT >trong'> Fever Destroyer il without a doubt
the hest ssge me.iici1e ever ,ef0rs the public I an
intfnrmst ~ ths druggists tha- il lives the .est 1T sat
iSfacuOH, and has rrcome one % tds most popular
remedies. ever introduces in the Vest.
Il. Thsyrr, Dra-sie. lansing, Mich. in one Of his
lcttrr "a ys,-l have sold sesersl gross OF ir Strons'S
E-yer destroyer With great success. aud E-nt nothing
better
5. u. strong q Co.. C!eveiaa i-Geuis. Your Fever
Destroyer has given u-iverssl satisfaction, and per-
formed many sonderfu! cures in thi, section.
ktspectiuiiv your OK S-rv'iS.
HAS> s. FRO.
East Saginaw, Michigan
z A smith q Co. Druggists Warren. D. says-~The
sales Of tire Fever Destroyer Increase A. q becomes
kfoxB.- II as not faiIvi Ia a siHgle Instance where
rante,i : a. a sure cure IN selling IT. hut have hal none
reruruvI-"
saIi IN Warren IS E. : SMITH & Co. NiI--- hy
H.. II. MASON. Youugsu,n, - a. I. JEWELL i
MNNNINO. ami WILDER 4 WAKNER
August 81, Icr.-;i-
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Dmiftr.
sy rns .u1ocaAT OF IHE Table
MAN wants but but li.;le here es,oS-"

-
BIT rns Au1ocRAT OF IHE BRraKFAsr TAsiH
'.Msn wants but but li..ie here se.oS."
Little I ask; my wants are feEi
I only wish a hut Of stone,
a very 7Ecia brown stone viii dol
That I mar call ny oEni
And close st hand is sGch 4 one,
Inyonder street that fronts the sun.
Plsin food Is quite enough for ne;
Three courses are as good as ieh;
II mature eSn ssbsisi Oh three.
Thank Heaven for three. Amen!
1eiwsys thought cold ~victusls nice;
hy choice would be yanIllsiee.
I care not much for gold or lands:
Give me 8 mortgage here and there
sone good bank stoct-sone uote of hand.
Or trihing railloaJ share.
Tonly ask that Fortune sera
LITTLE more than 1 csn spend.
Horrors are silly tcys. I know,
Add titles are bnt empty names;
Iwcuid, Fer1ePs, re PleaiYo-
But only near St James;
I'm very sure / should not care
To IL our Gu5errator's chair.
Jewels sre barbles: It's 4 sin
To care for such unfruitfui Thugs;
One good sized diamond il ? pin
Some, ROT 50 Ic1ge, in rings
A ruby, and s pearl, Or 20,
VIII do fer nei I Laugh st show.
Ny dame should dress IN cheap attire;
Good. heavy silks are never dcar0
owl, perhaps. l might desire
Some shSvls oftrue Cashnere-
Some narrovy grapes OF China silk,
Like wrinSled skins on scaided milk.
I would not have the horse Idriye
So fat that folks must stop aud stare;
An easy ssi;-two, forty Ase-
Suits me- L do rot care;
Perhaps, for just a single spRrt,
Some seconds less would do no hurt.
or pictures, 1 should like to own
Titians and Rsphaels three or four
I love so much their style and tone
One Turner. and no more,
a acknowledgements golden dir:;
The sunshine painted with a squirt
OF books but feE-some Ely score
For daily use. and hOuad for EaTei
The rest upon an upper hoOr;
Some little luxury here
ofred moroeO's giided sIean,
And vellun rich as country cream.
Bnsts, canoes, gems-such things as these
Which Others c ten shox FOG pride,
I Tai-e for their poEer to pleas,
And selfish churls deride;
OHe Straiivarius. 1 confess,
Too Meerseh2ums, I would fain possess.
Weaith's = .steful tricks 1 wilInot learn.
Nor ape the slittering ups:art fool;
Shall net Carved tables serve ny turn,
But al must be of Luhl;
Give g~rasping pomp its double SHIRE
I ask bat one recuRbeut chair.
Thus humble let me live and die.
Nor long for Midas golden touch,
If Heaven more genersa- gifts deny.
I shall net miss them nzcE-
Too grateful for the blessing lent
OF simple tastes and mind content.
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