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fGriftlt6e Rapters. ppie g4atien,CSeridta &e eel - . fte psrh,
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Sampf=Se erreinteun9S=M f afdbtne.
Dur@ tteen Dampfs appGratt perben Mot muir aaetn bic Sett.
febern BON alem Staub, Sdwetb ub uteln CSeru6 etretntot
ION ern aud pon et@atgsnt arantbettsitOf MO tten unb tere
slstte = d mtSt Pa n9s fr,; pslfeH q SaS s g Stosrn ersaIten
bern trdst Defenders Otel 3ur, Gefansbdt Bet. @twSbnitSe
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aufrrdse werbeu Yanftlt& unb gu zines StOea 5ufrteOenbsft
hefCret. Chr. @rnf NNIff.
Mp7- Np. 43 u. as 6arrtlunHr.
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Sr &OmbatoItr. Sau Beten.
Aae, psIte 8ticnnsn liJ 0tefem 9eretn I'D auBai1itBtn =,
te er9ebent erIuGt, bel DER am lttttna9 AornpS Subr n1lt.
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@tr. SGrteG gu eri9etnen.
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DR.. Hufeland.
OnlI1niimer GnrninI

OAAIAutbIGSL &OAQblI
fur fbuslg 6silune BON 6ufen, Grt6ltune, Snauen,en, 8rSu,
ne, Warbsn 6dls ue MISUNDERSTANDING MnSiebruna unN
penn nod mDaIih, &r...toteruna fur N1e an btefer Rrdnfbeft
tetoenet. fslbf tn ben lesten Stdbten.
StfIe berltnts preparation TT GIet@ BEN Dttkern auNsr!Sf-
N9. - 80 IN fur etne RldRe BON RranEbe ten benfrtrsf So
dNermstner unb esfGbrltber ais d4e dufer benen His Rstsnb'
ntr btefsS 9aabss unterwOrfen fnb = Rrdnfbetten 81, SDn H.
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9e Wu!tcritit lat; SD ptn rtGt be6aupten ms 49, '
fnr u1s tt, mas bic Yf unb bds eeIte Tteber fir bS RSmrt.
nr dnberer 8pnen fnb. aber Id tam btftntmt SsrGAsrn IA
ts as Hrantpsttsn sUn srbsrsr @tfdtrlt&tet unS meby
Sire petters Probe Der entftSItGsn @efdbrIthfp,t h.r IA,
ttne' tlstHsn GrtnlfnnS entftbenben RrauIbetten' aefot Id III
ttntm Std Ietr naStspsnes aus Sen seriSten bes SbtIabti.
TssS t,"nspInsamtss eatnprtuaent Eabe1e. IrO56en @bt.
,egt ets Eabeuei g. WI "H'pA VL
t8a9. @%efammtsatl Der @terbefdu. 10 oR7 81
StdrbsR an S6winbfu0t 1919
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1879. @efammtsabI Der Sterbefda. STSo
Staresn an Sdntub1wbt 1895
:" anSsrt 8runtpetcn 1854
ts9A 9~e'ammtsab Der Sterbtfaue lisa
9faresn an Sdwtntfu6. 2,l78
" I. anpert R~rantteteu $3.50 E
1teis 9ablen setsen, bae betHdbe Der 4. Tbttt AMER Gt.rh.
tdHe u eteien eanpe burh WaSsebrune perurfdGt tperben ~.
gsispen ven Den Sdblret6eR anbern Qetben, Bite Spn sirs,
'e'9tsn Grtaltang berbttsefaprt UsrNsn. '
@@0nt eucre 9~etunetett unb penn TOR an etner G,ySt....
oe Srrt oter 0unes letbet, fdufst etut NlofHe rr & ""H
ia mis- ball lmtf6em Ger5taI unb tbr I5nnst crsaxv ~"
aflana rt4nen Eeulenes babea ktslcs astban NM Ssgs.
- neersie 'ttrFunG beseuat. y VsNtH
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Sse atm,rs x 4 anipaSSnans bee eanssn SpR ms r,rS man
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of%Srs9altsra sur& hte gr. &taatsn serfanft D'Hss'Hsn nHs
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S6rttber bieieS ma9teH ~Ypr8sfern cine promenade 6urG
&c Breperttitr. uRr prDbtrfen bic berrit1eu 8Dde, bic p1Ielbr
aunepanben wdren. ste fanGeu eS auentpalben better unp
aemu bItd; eap!tG fubrte uuS unftr gDe9 aud mad benz
. 1tIIeFgdrten beS 5trrn u6Sbaum gGir fan
BEN bGlelpit Elm ietr frsuabltGea, fubleS Spmmer-eptal, fas
mpleS 9tlraHtc unb tbeniO GuIe Spetien, iCwie Die fraunpli6fe
Bebteuun9 unb fDuneH mir pdp I SaS GpfAI bs Serrn BunS-
baum unleren Wtttbur9ern ub WtttburDettnnen bsiteno I'm
pepien.
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GmtpfebiMn9.

SD empfe9le Gitrmntt 9trru % wifi, 0ebernpuser, aHen
6auspaltern &c auf bas 3tfte 29piff rstntsie tIr MID NIB :
ree Setten, lie loon IA bis 10 oGpre IN 9ebrauHe lpG ~,
uuS lfeate ~ttslelben 10 gut p'epar fera paB ne gUI.s u 9uF wti
fnp. NaF8. VPBt
WOfS @de Dpn 01noper" ugp prdttfr.
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SaubUl;
3,SOO,OOO SUP 8au une Sdrelnerbcla
100000 Sdinbel unD 2atten gum NertauI.
Otr lentcn bic aufmeriiam fctt plrttltGer 8unbcn nuf un
lere erpse Ntebcrld9e ppn Sdu un6 9uSb0tl SDn all u Ntten
QuGntitdten unb @rOBen. - QDir l@netDtn petstanaer Ban
bolt mad 8~efsaune, uni tiefern Benherrabnen, ture
Stnfafun8en unb p%pbclGrbGst III 5abrtfprctltn. SpreG.t 70
II unierm 5p8bUfe, Nv. no Pi0btar. qDerfts, OOtr Ode S0n
"sc~ J" y" Burns ~ Sloan.
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GanntFlt@eE Dcrstn5 nit liebsrr ptrp hermit SUr &ennt'
ntb 0tbrapf, bag biz .eeuti UtItpOb en- Ii. beles fGtt'
fnpenpe reseInaBtSe Uerfdmn!uus pura 9entetno DC sBei G lUI
gu elmer acknowledgements sr6pbea wa,pe, bebufs bel
Q6eiterberatbun9 Der 2StrtpfbaftSeeleSe.
OM SIN Auftraae Is. SruDe, cDrr. GNrtftmd-t.
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3eute Nbenp 1T cine aWBer8fpDRnIt&e OVERWHELMING pa@
bur1, raB peer SETTER DDn @88Darbpr bier an9etOnn'en
III unb boot piGt8e yts@rt1ten prtngt, Die er in t1ner SOr"
ltl9nB betannt m1Utn miro. @S eri0eine ea$er ttpeF tn gre
bPritrs bPt Oru. NDD6. M
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3dblua9tn an DepUttprtn BItb Der SIN. '
tttefen rnb @rtraptptbenben 4

80 NV
tttefen rnb &rtrabtptbenben $65 452 a
8lcttt ant 80 Nprtl 1859 an BOnbs s145 QS7 on
6nnapme an SFnoS I'M S~ertenenen Sabre $36,00a.O6
@sqfnmlrlt9 bslduft na bic 8abI br DspUTtOren auf 4!21
Die Otrcfrpren BADEN etne @rtra.OfptbeRb Upn
3wet 9rU3ent BON alien felt etnen Sabre, SUnpter
Vrp3ent Don BIN felt 3Ust Satrsn unS . on d. WrC.
mt BON ben fet bret Sabren etneeaa often g3eirGqen erfIdd
Die @rtra Dist6'abe uno BITE ubltdsn SntsreTsn BON pier
prOSent per Sa9r fnb bea DEPOT ren tn ben 9anibi6era aut
esfArtebeA unO Usrben mad BEN 16. bieies Tpnats tn biz on
der Der Dspottpren etngttra8en per6tn.
8rGnctS & Rtna, 9 SRbent.
SfGac 9. GRpt, Sdds nsifsr.
SOB. Mafpn, Setret6r
Guf Or uden Der EtrSftUren Der Slime SaStnasbauf NON
Baltimore" pabea bic unter3ctbnettn bic 8ednunaen, 0i6er
nnp 8sIsee Der 8anf bs gum 80. Qprtl 1859. fsrner bic III,
Dortsben ~eefsIten GnuttOnsrap ere unb bic @fttsnGrttfe re
fur 9f6e9ene GapttdlanlaBen eeprIft umb fnb berAuq bt blb
bic oIrl BEN gut ptrft,rt unb Die &apttdla olasen 1o~r afdltta
unb umIhtis gsmaht 10 arben, bl6 fsrner bGS oan,e S1ufae-
SfarIamitit 9efuhrt pnrre.
SUR % &an6pIpb,
U S6uma6er
@ENnS 81 . 81 EnAnn
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W1ecDautcs So0U.
Alt1eine.
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p']'''VS" ""D NUIpItCDCu StO0tcT+
AutruT an ale Sdu9er Der Union!
8erbraberl
unlere I'm 0ert8en 5erbf erGanene @tnId6una au benz am
H. 11I Is. Ia. nno 10. Stunt tn Baltimore fattfnbeubeu
pom f6Snten &rfplat eefr5nt.
" tepstf ns btefe etfrts: unb ~alftittes Gbetluabme. bar
Der Spttertunte es bsutf&en Gtebes te 5er,en unlerer sam
8etbruoer TN Often Ee i'm gGehtn, I'm ytptben ws Inn GIben
NIT sistRer Se3etttsrun8 fir lGrnpnli6ss Streben entaamlnte
redtt9t.
Die Sdngtr 8alttmC:e's %Serfprc&sn sud, Nles anf,ubie.
ten, I'm taftlbe III sinenh ~mirbi8en at Unalief Az MAIDEN,
Yin ale 81 lctne, aud an btt, wslds ntGt ipS ell unferem
Snnot angsr9fen, tr3ept 9tsrr1tt ott ns, cine elite
tprc' gum ser stebeneen W~tttgIte6Gr, md . tnrnen aeDtbntt
NIT aa8ats 6es. Dtrtsenten, 9rdfbentsn unb @etrttatrs bis
1p. 1slteHS dAn 10. Brat an Tea untc Sst6 neten Sefreta1r elm
sultt ben Wtt 6draerarusi
X NniIfpr La Mr&nN
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Wat5 int, NeSp5 W 9Dea Nrot.Fr "'
Sic uStmc SaoinoS Sanf" BON &3oItu

office: Nrrtb &ataertnr., nsben Ter IHtbante'S .popT
TT tGeltt Gf'n ron 10 uRr MSrgerS bs l ubr Ndhmt faoS
@tnaapguRgfn 5u tr8enb etnent Berase werben Spn WerIensn
GefeQiGoftenu nb 0erstnea sntgeetngenOmmen. "'
3 ert@ t Der Den 8ufanb bsr Otme Sa0troS.
pam p0n S1lttm pre DtS M 30. NprtI 1879.
gera9 fer am g. 4prI 1898 o~grpdRpene' HDnes $l0996 "a
&innabmen nj Qauis beS ~SfrFsHenen Sabres pom
Depeftpren, Snterehen BON ; arIebeu unb
@apttalanIa9er SfO1 All ~
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~@SE abacfs mno Siearrenbanblmna
WTESA bon FIR. Mueller,
~ " ST.. d 3. %Gtbertpar,, maze eSmbarbRr.
FWMNG Sem 8setrten bisfBen unb ausDGrrigen Yubli.
EESsM fun sHlpfeble Id nsin df bs Bette aIOrttrtesQa.
ar .pa &taorren II D T6tad &c. ga be meiten &taarren b.4
mir feIbf febrtcirt nerpen, 70 f3ere tp inetneu merfbaeidGE.
ten @6unern bic grDBrs Reelltdt unb BITE btlt8f n prciie su.
Dieberpersdufr tarbsIn iebr Op=tGeilbafL penn fe I'D an
Den p6en %ertpGbnIen VlaB men0en w0usn. WtGtt1,3mt
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SaS bette uno grDBts .'ilu1trtrte sgeFs
bentidbe TamilicnbIatt.
6rant 9eslte's SaIfrtrte 3eitung
Jrant Qe$ite'S SEufrtrie 3ettun9
Srant 4esIt.'S SGufrtrte 3situng
5rant QesIte's SIutctrte 3citung
Sranf Heslte's Slufrirte 1eiiung
6rnnt 9eslte'S Saufrirte 3eitung
Srlnf QeSlteS ,jauftrirte 8ettung
Erant QeSlte'S Slutrirte 3ettun1
Trant eRIts's Slunrtrts !3e,tunB
6rant Qe6lie'8 Slultrtrte 3eituu1
erlAeint isben Mtttwpb In yieu. yOrf unb fOfftt 6 Gents tie
etn,elne Summer, $500 tdbrltn tn @prauss3nbluu9.
sic TT rae 8rbB'e taufrrte WD6enbIdtt, weIbeS in beuts
fiber Gprn6e In ben Ueretnt8ten Staten eriGetnt, entbGlt
prd&tDegs SaafratiOnen Der beSeutensffn 3nsesereesniFt,
auseesetGnee @rjdsIungea, NspeIen, AnttbDten ub WtOoe-
tert6te. Mnes, mas fur unfers eanbsleuts muir tr8snb pom
Snterede, tt ptrb BITE Suufr,rte 3etuns In e~epGbltsr Spra9t
benz Sc ,er ~ers6tlen, unb Ia fe itb BON rSlti3en unb r%eltstS-
fen sSraeen fern bait, ic1te &c tn te6er Sams!te ,9ebalten
perben.
,8tant Qsslte's SIuRrtrte 8sttuns" 1T auf ba5 bette pa.
pter gebrudt, 16 Setten fart IHb teeer Jabr9dn9 ~bertelbcn,
reldcrn Ittel unb nblltss8 er8et@niB %betesgepen ptrb, btl.
bet etuen Banb, Der mebr QeicfOf rnttGlf, dIS trgenb Gin Gun.
UerfattcnslerttDn. gu. TIT Wn6efsttten bs bette, bt4tafe am
~belebrenbt unb unterbaltenpe WD6enbla t, wsldeS In
ben 8~errtnteten StadteH eri3stnt.
,,Branf Qsslte'S Saufrtrte 3ettun8" III bet alien 8ettunos.
1eenten III BADEN posr aus Der Office, So 10 8ranffDttiraEe
@fnftnbuna beS Betrd8es, gu 6t,teben.
gDtr ~ptrlenben I'm @rsmplar fir $500
3pet @remp are fur $500
SErnnf QPaIiP
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cWt

Ra6 rt6t wtrb Dtermit esgsbtn, 6s ale bvm MeapOr uno
tGbtrntb BON Baltimore GusBefsIten 2~iBenftn, 3ntfGen sem
r ten unb spGn3tsfen raj pseits SaGrss erneusrt
muGen,
Np2l. YfGt24 Gam. Mareubbtn COMPTROLLER.
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Er1nf Qe8Ii

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Wtat3.1mt 13 5ra1ffOrtfrdBs, SHREVEPORT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelnhia. Pa.

a Benevotent Institution established bar Spe-
cia5 Endowment for the Belief of the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted wiM YER
ulent and Epidemic Diseases.
N times of Epidemics, it is the object, of this
i Institution to establish Hospitals, to provide
Nurses, Physicians, Clothing, Food, Medicines,
&C., for the sick and destitute, to take charge of
the orphans of deceased parents, and to minister
in every possible way to the relief of the afflicted
and the health OF the public at large. 1t is the
duty Of the ~
sonally the infected districts, and to provide and
execute means of relief. Numerous physicians,
not acting members of the Association. usually
enrol their names on its books, subject to be call
ed upon to attend its hospitals, free of charge.
In the absence of Epidemics, the Directors have
authorized the Consulting Surgeon to give advice
and medical aid to persons suffering under Chron-
ic Diseases of a ~virulent character, arising from
abuse of the physical powers, mal-treatment, the
effects of drugs, &C., &c.
Various Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment Of Chronic Diseases, by the Consult
ing Surgeon, have been published for gratuitous
distribution, and will be sent free of charge to the
afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR.. J. Skill
LIN EOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, howard AS
ISOLATION, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. 41y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-19
Als0ifaI.
TO PHYSICIANS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.

AND
All who need Articles in the Drug Line.
Id .PEsCUD is agaia at his post, after az
- . absence of several weeks in New York and
other northern cities, where hs has been making
ms purchases for the Fall trade, and it gives him
pleasure to be able to assure his old friends and
the public generally, that he is now better pre-
pared than ever to supply all they require in his
line OF business at unprecedentedIy low prices
His Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stats, Perfume
~, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Window Glass, Ci-
gars, Tobacco, Condiments, Spices, are of the
most superb quality, and the prices and terms TO
cash or prompt dealers, will BE- salts acton in
every respect. His long experience in business,
and his knowledge Of the wants of his Customers
give him superior advantages, and he hopes all
his old frienas, and many new ones, will call or
send him their orders when in need of any articles.
1t is needless to numcrate his stock he will on
ly add that it is complete and much larger than
ever, and viii be rep.enished by weekly arrivals
from time to time.
Goods put up neatly, packed carefully. and for
warded with the utmost dispatch to any part Of
the country in this State and Virginia.
Raleigh, SeDt. @, 1859. Aft
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DRUGS&MEDTCINES
AT WILLIAMS & HAYWn0n,S
RALEIGH

RALEIGH, N. C.
THE undersigned have now n store and keep
IL constantly on hand a large and well selected
stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Patent
Medicines. Window Glass, Putty, urning Fluid,
Kerosene Oil, andILamps- Superior Havana Cisars;
fine Chewing Tobacco, &c.. which they offer for
sale at the lowest market rates.
Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders and
Painters supplied at a small advance on New York
prices with punctuality and dispatch. Orders So
hcited and promptly attended to and forw arded
to any part of the country.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
Wholesale and retail Druggists,
Raleigh, N. c.
Raleigh, May 8, 1859. 36-6m
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4 Weekly Family News paper.
misteHanfous.
THE OLD NORTH STATE. FOREVER.

TIE UAU STATE, EUhEVEh.
oek here, Friends and Fellow Citizens viii
IL Jon hHy tie noble State Of North Carolina +?
Ii 80, send to The subscribers, or subscribe 70 the
county Agent for his
New, Large and Magnificent Nap,
and you, viii e1t the whole STATE. with her Rivers,
Railroads, Gold, Copper, Lead, Iron and Coal
MINES ard al cities, towns and villages, her np>
Die monnsnins and springs, and her fields and
flowers. If ycu SAINT this golden prize, now is the
time Map seven feet by Eve. Border views of
the State house, Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill,
Male and Female Colleges, BE-. &c. One of the
cheapest and best Maps ever published
PEARCE& BEST, Hilisboro', n. C.
agents wanted for every county in the State.
Terms liberal. App.y as above.
July 2, 1859. as. Ga,
@ Editors throughout the State copying this
in their paper six months, ard noticing it E}ito-
rally viii be entitled to a copy Of the Map.
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firssihe 8saAing,


More Blessed To Give.
More blessed to give than to receive
1t was the low, half-questioning voice of
child, whose thoughts went ont into aud
lille expression.
More blessed TO give 2 she repeated
More blessed she repeated. More
blessed 2
And then she was silent again. She
had been reading, and this divine truth
falling into the rich tender soil of her Young
mind, had already begun to terminate.
Mother the child was now standing
by her mother, and looking into her face,
is il more blessed te give than to receives 2
Yes, dear, far moro blessed
sWhetdoe II mean by being more bless
cd r inquired tho child.
1T means, that giving will make us hap
pier than receiving
Then you and father will be happier to-
morrow, than the rest of us; for you will
make all the presents
Don't you intend making any presents,
my lover asked the mother.
Il never thought of that answered the
d child and then her countenance took on a
more serious aspect.
1T is hardly fair that we should be hap
piest Of all, said the mother.
You are best of all, and should be hap
piest o. fall replied little Ernestiue, quickly.
The mother could not help kissing her
child She said, as she did so,
1--WE are happy in our children and
ly' whatever increases their happiness, ~increas-
es ours.
Ernestine looked down TO the floor, and
unused for some moments The good seed
was quickened into life.
Il have nothing to give She looked up
=, as she spoke, and there was a touch of re-
greet in her voice.
lsasI think It was all the mother said.
The child thought for some time.
80, There is half a dollar in my savings
~ bank. But you know | am going to buy
a little sofa for my playhouse.
Tho door Of the sittiug-room opened
FE.gEf trsa ~ D.
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III the above unriv He'd intruments, we invite
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to the fact, and respectfully solicit the most intel
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They are fully endorsed by such names in the
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w. Cole, Esq, Gen. J. M. Leach, Carolina Female
College, Salem Academy, Rev. R. Burwell, Hills
boro', Rev. 7. Campbell, Salisbury, Prof. Wolfe,
Greensboro Female College, &c.
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ne They have never failed to secure the high
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Pianos now in store, just received, and can be
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For the Spirit Of the Age.
Lines to Miss -, of Hookerton, N. @.
Alons, alone, on LIES tempestuous sea,
No orc 20 eIaddeu-rone 20 cheers
Alone, alone, beneath the trysting tree,
For oh my fair one, thou'rt not here.
The birds ore sir cling 'mong the trees. =
The dove and lark have each their mate;
Blu. l am sad-there's none to please,
In solitude / mourn my fate.
i think If thee by mornings light.
Thy figure, form. and face 20 tairi
I dream Of tbcc nv starry night,
In summer bright and winter drear.
And can II be that Rave psss'd
Away from thy fond memory
Does not ono though. thy bosom chaste,
Still fondly cling to me7
o. say that thou dost not forget.
Our mutual joys and pleasures glow;
o. tell me thou rGmemhrest yet,
The happy days Of long ago.
Thy heaFt IL pure. rs wei ] know.
Happy the day Whtn fret We met;
Thy bosom chpsie az pure as snow,
Thy beauty I can ne'er forget.
But thou dosi sr lie IN he no moro.
In proud dlsdain thou turn'st from me;
/ leave, / leave FOR distant shore,
Content to dream and think Of thee.
I can't forget, but I'll forgive,
The crucl word 20 me thou'st spoken;
In mem'ry's SHRINE Thy nsmo shall live,
And bloom, tbyself the beauteous token.
Farewolll faTev oil : though crush'd in dust,
Ny holy hopes and love are rivon;
FaroEell FAREWELL If part we must,
Wen meet again, / trust, in heaven. A
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