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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-01
ORIGINAL POETRY.
For the Alleghanian.
Spirit LOngings.

1earns to turn the mystic page,
And behold the doom of mortals,
Poet, statesman, priest, and sage -
Longs to pass the guarded portals
Of some glowing, far off land
Glowing but by touch of fancy
p With magician's magic hand.
Sweet the grapes we see by fancy,
Fair the pictured roses all,
Bright they look upon the branches,
They are withered when they fall.
Where's the heart that ne'er erected
Air-built castles fair, and high,
Never dreamed of joys elysian,
Cherished hopes of brilliant dye7
Ne'er future east of pleasure,
Seen form of beauty's mould,
Clasped an unseen hand, and wandered
Through land of gems, and gold.
Ne'er palace built of diamonds,
Gathered grapes from forest bower;
Sweet they look upon the branches
When we ste, they're cankered-sour.
Where are nopes of early manhood
Hopes which budded fair, and bright?
They are vanished ; they are withered,
Buried in ojlivion's night.
Where the JOYS, hope said would meet us
When anoth r page we'd turn
OF life's chequered map? They're buried
Deep in Times old iron Urn.
Maid upon le's blooming portals,
Boy upon the threshold home
Gather fruits n childhood hours
Ere in distauJ clmes YOU roam.
Ere thy fathers voice doth vanish
From the old f.miliar hall;
Ere thy mother sleepeth sweetly,
Where the WOOD larks loudly call.
Ere tlry sister, ere thy brother,
Roau, in distant lands away,
Scatter roses DER their pathway
Scatter tiHd words while you may.
For with once the mystic turning
OF the futures darkened page,
All thy sad heart may be mourning
Over griefs none may assuage.
Spirit longings for the future,
Wishing present hours away;
But 70 taste the cup of pleasure
Which may come another day.
All the deep, the bitter anguish,
When tis.spread before our eyes
With no hue Of what was promised,
WheR we.leoked through fancy's guise.
Al the pictures We have painted,
All the brilliant hopes of yore.
ThCy are -teapsd in memory's casket,
Live as relics nothing more.
Dark, mysterious, far off future,
Who Can lift the mystic veil,
Who for tell the scenes awaiting,
Hho replat life's wondrous tale?
Witho knowing, without seeing,
None can ad the page Alright,
Eceh viii v ave a joyous future,
1hong the resent have no light.
All Vm sp 1t; ever longing
To uplifl tae -,ystic vail,
When lis cage IS read in real
Sad may iise yoIr anguished wall.
'Tmay Be irsH ,ho futures mystic,
'Tmay be seeli Ne cannot see
What Is written Gu her pages,
What is fatu'5 stern, strict decree
LSh!if all were laid before us
Al that life has sad, or bright
We would shrink-did not hope lead us
Onward by her fairy light.
Yet we're ever, ever wishing
For another page to turn
~ another leaf to wither
A.ke'he rest in ''AIemory's Urn"
September ,oso
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as a question for survey--ls a crazy
teneu mt a madhonso
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EgEks sURG MAILS.

BERN, daily as X 10 I'M fII.o,elock, !. An.
Germ, - at IL :. pm
MAILS CLOSE.
= ern, daily,pt 5 O'Clock, p. VI.
tern, Z" kt 81 4. NJ.
T. The Mais from Butler, Indians, ,Stroiigs-
4, &c, arrEe on Tuesday aud Friday of
d week, ut io'clock, p NJ
fave Ebens lurg on Mondays and Thurs
y at o'clok, A. VI.
i9- The Mails from Newman's Mills, Car
tPwn, &c, five on Monday and Friday Of
II week, at 3 o'clock. p NJ.
lave. Ebenslhrg on Tuesdays and Satur-
Al at o'clocs, A. N.
II Post Ohee open on Sundays from .
| o'clock, A M.
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HORRIBLE DEAF FRoM UVnpopponI,

Horrible Deaf FROM HYDRopHoBIA
"A frenchman died az, Louis last week
ofhydrophobia, four weeks .fter beino bit
ten by mad dog. His agol;es ,vere as
if an internal fire was consuming g.im In
calmer intervals, when water wouldbo af
fered bin, he would snatch the dippekand
greedily gnlp the draught, upon whiG1 a
spasmodic clos Irq of the glottis, and .
sense OF mortal strangulation as in lock,
jaw, would attac him and bring on the
fiercest features IF his madness. He
would start yiol ntly and snappishly at
ihe bystanders, & ting vent, with horribly
ss;.,stte seS;.n,ssorteeS featurs to noises resembling
"a flriou dog!
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B@The following is g..,o. 80 Inst Itn hafare
the the chill com~s, nave pot of very strong
oaf:sa nse. r....de and keep it hot, and when the
Spst chill is felt, pour out about pint and
soueeze the juice of couple OF lemons
into it, and little sugar to make 1t pala-
table. drink it off, 90 to bed and cover up
war,n. One trial of this often cures, whilst
two or three trials never fail
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,;ent SUPERIpRITY.-Many are suffi-
~;or.g misguide as to imagine that supe-
is.s5y consists Ia wealth or appearance;
-, 2 ni9take, for pearls are dus up
sess ne muddy beds of dark unpIepos-
iv streams
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-. Whiskcy is Efe itself.
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Too HoNEsT.-A eolored servant,
sweeping out bachelors room, found a
sixpence on the carpet, which he carried
to the owner, "you may keep it for your
honesty" said he. A short time after he
missed his gold pencil case, and inquired
of the servant if he had seen it. eye
sir" was the reply. "And what did 'u
do with it?" kept it fer my ho-<sy
The old bachelor disappeared.
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Bfead IS the staff Of life
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL. HOTEL.-T Lambdon. lie Fair,
ii F. Iott, Miss Nj Bru, Hall, ID DIggss and
lady, Nj; w Evans, ) e.; ID Marshall aud lady,
q; p Warning, HOges, Il w McCIary and lady II
W Clay, Miss NJ Riley, Miss Hendrick, X Logan
Va; |. c Chapin aud son, McForth, CT; Connr.
J Herbert, JW HsIbert, De Angel, Miss nj w
Dempsey Farley X Hannah, W Burnsy, q w
Wenper, n Y: l. Smith, ID c; DIR Eng hhort. Pa;
ID Walker. Ill; w Logan, Va; l. Sample and lady,
u SN.
wILLARDS' HOTEL b Wilson, Va; A
Hitchcock, NY; c Rhind, Mlun; Ball, Pa,
= Henle.ir, La: l. w Mack, o; N Mack; do; W
I.ewinsteIn, do; g w Benson, NY; DE 4. Barclay,
do; " Barclay, Md; J ) ROckafeltaul, do; J Dsx
ter, NY; A Clark and dau.h tor, Md; w ) Potts,
NJ; 4 Ashley, Eng; F Csylndish; st q Tucker
Va; w II Weed and lady. Ny; DIR L l.ese and Ia
d,, o; w McMuntrie, uses; Mr. q w Graham,
BROWNS HOTEI.-MissC hitwOok, NJ; Miss
Spencer, do; w X TalIafarrO, Mo; A III Prize, Pa
DIR BOIssesu, Va; Il NJ hampton and Lady, Pa;
b Rico, de; ; Thise, Mo; A Eyorett, %; Il ID Du-
non and lsdy, Ny; II Harris and lsdy, do; : Gray
son and lady, La; " Mimi and lady, Tenn; J ID
Sturges,-; Brickhead, Md.
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-R C. N"agher,
Mass; Ii HenshoH, RI; ID Little aud lady, Ny; w
CLANCY, Va; A Leake. do; VI Middleton, Md; X
Rhodes and family, Miss.
KIRkWOOp HOUSE, w Dodge, BENEFIT
NN;S Gibson. Pa; Wilson, o; u Bringe, NY; =
Williams, DC; r. Splitter, Mo.
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The Restorative Is put up IN bottles OF three 3,

The Restorative Is put N bottles Of three SIZES
VIZ: large, medium, and small; the small holds nail
pint, aud retals for dollar per bottle the me
dluIn holds at least twenty per cent. IN proper
ton than the small retaIls for two dollars per bot
tie; tho large holds quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, aud retaiis for So.
% j. WOOD * Co, ProprIetOTs, 3I2 broadway
New York, Cin the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab,
Hshment,l and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo:
DadaTs. claw
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ Psrtnership heretofore existing beetween the
undersigned, under the firm Of L.PsLEY Thomas,
mess of the late firm will be settled and the CON
tracts thereof will be fulfilled by the undersigned
Henry F. Thomas, who will carry on the same bus
mess at the old stand, No. % Light street Balti-
more, and who is alone authorized To collect the
debts and use the name Of the firm in liquidation.
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY,
HENRY F. THOMAS.
Baltimore March IL laY9
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HA2TSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHIL TOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
lTrIRs 10 * and n Giants and aua dnIla

BOTTLES IL, IS and 80 cents aud one dollar.
THEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORSE'S CURE ALL should ne kept
in all families la of accidents sudden sick
it frequently in less time than Il re-
quIres To get a ply sician.
IL pain In any part of the system and is used
externally and internally.
III AS the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce q bad Cod, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. liz acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
tromagnetc power, expels al pain from the ~ stem.
Get 8 bottle and try II.
N. B.-lf you have 8 Cough, use Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY-it Id the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
IfyOu are Bilious, use TRANSFORMERS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, StO-
oretiOns.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KIDwELL h CISSEI,L al
Georgetown; II. PEEL 4 Co., Alexandris.
-tr
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AYERS S.RS,p,RII.I..

IA COMPOUND REMEDY In which w, b,,, l,bo,.d o.,
produce the ehectusl attentive that be made
concentrated OF Para apara so combined with
ots5 o. s1 greater alternative afford
al effective Inudoie foT the diseases
ed 70 IL !. believed that such remedy i. wanted y
those who suffer from srunou. ans and one which
bisargs elias, sct.d How compie-i
Of the worst Be found the following com
TON and EauPTIyE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPIEs
BL0TGHEs, TuMORs, SALT RHEUM SCALD HEAD
RknA PKSPSf' HseRAL9A or TIC DouL0u
S Or ST asFh6 ;S5 TTG Ts
deed u. Whole etsss Of complaints arising fro lMPURITy
Tn, compound will be found great promoter OF health
.s ,s n. boG s S Ss 70 9n sS%c which
expulsion Of them n,ny rIt9 di,order, nipPsd the
sslv., from the endurance Of foul eruptons aud
through which the Will rad
ofihs body by ssr,,e medins Cleanse the vita
ted blood whenever you fnd ' mPurite, bursting through
the skin piuPIes eupioHs cleanse YOU
ind l, obsuetsd and snggi.h in III. veins, cleanse when
whore Pariie psops enjoy better
ahd 's longer Tor cleansing the blood Keep the blood
., esn be no lasting health Sooner or later something
nu' wrong and the great ehnsry Of life di.Ord.rsd
ssr.sP-rll, h. and deserve. much tn. reputation Of a.
deserved By preparations Of it, partly IN. Stp n
has all the ,rtus that caimed for IT, but more
many preParations pretending TO be extract.
IT, contain but little OF the virtue Of irspaa anything
During year, public ha,, been mi.,d
d'. PRETENDING to quart Of Extract Of sArsspars
they not only contain e, sa.a paTll. bot ofen no
curative Properti.. whatever Hence bitter and d.;
appointment hs followed the Of the sarou. xr.r,.
ssTiapsrs which Hood the marie until the nam, !,
sho nss become synony with imposition
and cheat SUI we call this compound SarsapariIs and a.
shi supply such remedy shall the ns m. from
have ground Tor believing has virtues which are irrs..b,
by ths ordinary run OF the diseases 10 T.
order 10 secure their complete from tb,
the remedy should be udiciOusy TAKEN according 10 dT.r
tsns the bottle " ''
PREPARED
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NJ J. 6. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,

No. $40 Penn. Arrnue, BrotrnS' Hot,L,
Has IA choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMER ES,
and VESrlNGS, and Other SEASONABLE a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
will make to order in the best ma nner and at M
short notice. He has also choice stock of MI
fine READYMADE CLOTHING and -6
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he would
call the special attention Of gentlemen.
III AdherIng to the prime pie of price only,
which it distinctly marked on each article, the pub
10 are secured from imposition, and may rely on
fair dealing
IL Mr.: WIN. BgSNEr, favorably known to many
citizens of Washington asa Gutter of distinguished
merit, having charge of the Cutting Department
will be pleased to meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
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II why don't you buy thingumbob and
what-dO-y ou-call-it your sidewalk with it every
morning." because amt got no what shame
To buy II with" And SO on for half-an-hour.
IUA witness in a Hoosier court being asked
how he knew that two certain persons were man
and wife, replied. why dog on ii. I've bean 'em
scolding each other moren fifty times.''
IT''Doesticks, ;" describing New York board
ing house. SAYS You can always tell when they get
a new kitchen girl by the color Of the hair III the
biscuit.
UTThe ladies' fashions for the ensuing season
show a persistent determination In the dear crea-
lures to crawl out Of their dresses through the
upper part.
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CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.

1t will be seen by the preceding notice that have
purchased the entire interest of 10y former partner
Thomas J.. Lapsley respectfully solicit oontia-
uation Of the patronage of onI former friends and
the public in general. Mr.. JOSEPH III. TABRLE, Cor
seven years Foreman and prHcIpa Eng neer in the
house of Messrs. Norris & Gregg, Of New York
cty. and for the last three of this house. will
continue to manage the Mechanical Department a.
formerly. The business will be conducted under
sPaSa HENRY =. THOMAS co,
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J. G. 8IfiBY.." '
CBIc.Co M MAIL

PROF WOOD: About two year, ago ny hair CONNIE ed
iNIiiHs 81 and turning gray; fast becoming bald
had tried many remedies OBJECT commence u.iuy
your Restorative in January last
my HAIR hnhly bsgsn I'll grow and back
TO s former COLOR blsckD A. this il 10 fully
o ia sn' coIor he,hp aud appearance and erfuy
recommend It's use 10 all. J. d. HOES
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CHARLES CARDEw.
NYw XauE I,Ir oz IOe

NV IDNht July
PRoF. o. J. WOOD With confidence dol ecomnr nd vour
HAIR Restorative, beng the efcacious
saw Since H,iI Restorative aud
which were almost white, gTidu grown dark aud
now feel confident apple atiOus will restore
them 10 their natural color IL also has me of all
d1druh Ind unpleasant itching among persons
who PerspTs freely. }. q. RILBY.
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NEDICINKS.
IBoLpsS uNurNr PREPARATION.

htLMsoHps s sEsHB " s &. SS;ss.!
BBTGhH Sr *: STs%sS
H HEEttAB9fPs sE!ESSHS 81 Es5sSs;%gss.;
##EEkE MMR9s ESS## E. $ss $
HEtMBB33tbs BUc HT for General Debility.
HEtMB3LRS BEGHT for Hniyers "a n ssssituds
HEfMB3tR B BTGHT for for Nss
HHMBob BcH iS FOR Eysp"n %. the skln
B BTGHT for for rs che sssf
lid, with Temporary Sqfusaton and Loss Of sight
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Mobility and r lest
ss ss with want OF Attention, Horror of So
HEtMMB9tBs R RTGHY S for
sE%UAL ORGAN,
Existing IN either sex from whatever cause oriEi
HOW LONG STANDING.
BY the
Gravei and DIoPsy and IHyaTsb{ By the inGdl
since established, that any disease of these organs
effects the mind more than any and all others, and
Epieptie fitsHin one Of which the patient may OK
and Consumption? The record of the Insane Asy,
bear ample Witness to the truth Of these asserions
In Lunatc Asylums the most melancholy exhibit
and quite destitute-ne;ther nirth nor grief ever
visits 1t. should sound Of the voice occur, it is
rarely srticulate,,
with wOeful measures, wan Desp pair,
Low. sullen sounds, his grief beguiled:"
Debility is most terrible, and has brought thOus-
ands upon thou sands to untimey graves thus blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths it can be
0ul0u " 'if fS VI II LIE REMEDY.
The mass of voluntary testimony In possession
powers, is immense, embracing names well known
to science and fame. Certificates of cures from one
month to twenty years standing, and of the most
reliable and responsible character open for
spectiOn. from Governors of Sta ties, Judges eminent
Ply sIcans, and distinguished Clergyman.
HELM BOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU is prepar-
ed directly according to the rules of Pharmacy
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
cal knowledge and care devoted in its combination
See PTaf. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
Of Physic, and most of the lats Standard Works OF
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant IN
taste and odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman ofthe
who being duly sworn, does say, that his prepare
ton contains no Narcotic. Mercury, or Injurious
Drug PmHIEsI! s SGb Sole Manufacturer
November, 1884, WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle, six for SIS, delivered to any
,,. ONE THING CERTAIN,
TRIAL COSTS But DOLLAR-TRY 1T!
And be CONVINCED Of its efficacy And i is accom-
others Pispa;sa 81 # THELMBPGGSfI', and
1O4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, Phiad'a.
To be had of sll Druggists and dealers throug hout
the United States, Canaaias, and British Provinces
ASK for ,HELMBOLD's-take no other. Cures
Sold by c. STOTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
and TN street, Washington city, and all other drug
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI RICHEST DIADEM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS

WHAT Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
Because 1t IS the ornament God HimSsT proridsd
for all our race Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever SO brightly in the glowing cheek the eve
the head s bereft of its covering, or the hair be
snarled and shrveled harsh and dry, worse still
II spTInkled with gray, nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II used two or three times week, will restore and
the following and Judge: The writer of the first is
the celebrated Pianist. Thalberg:
NEW YORK, April ls, 1858.
DR. WooD-Dear Sir: Permit me to express to YOU ia.
oeg on am under for the entire hair 10
ITS ginal COLOR about the time Of the United
states Vas rapidly becoming gray, but upon the .ppca
ton oi your Hair RestoratiSe II recovered
hue consider your Restorative very wonderf
uon quite eneaeous a. well agreeable. am, dear
yours truly, 8. THALBERG.
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"Drych ar GVyEedydct"
WELsH NEWsPAPER OFFICE Ii Ntssan a A |

WELSH NEWsPAPER OFFICE, 10 Nassau st April - 1853
PROF. U. }. WOOD-Dear Sir Some month or sir week.
ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and gave II
my vile, who concluded try her hair little thinking
at the time that would restore the gray hair to gna
coior but 10 her as well surprise after
trial II h1s performed thlt wonderful by turning all ts
gray hair. to DARK brown the aufSing and
thckenug the hair lsrOng
tive 10 all persons Of such change Of er hair
CHARLES CARDEw
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| MEN SHlRTINGS AND PILLOW LIN
- EMS, "
Dnna,k Table Diapers, In all grades,
Damask Table Napkins and BOILERS
irish linans, of the best makes aad al the lowest
prices, O '"''
Birds Eye Diapers, in all grades
Damask and Huckaback Towels
Linen Cambria aud Linen Lawn,
80 dozen Linen Cambria handkerchief from 6k
cents to S2.5O each. -
With many othor desirable goods, all of which will
be cold at the lowest cash prices.
WILLIAM X. RILEY,
ap8- corner 9th ut. and opp Centre Nartet
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NOTICE.
WOULD Respectfully inform the citizens of
Washlnsto ton and vicinity that am now engaged AT
the WHlTEHU RST GAL. l.ERY, and prepared to
execute all orders that my friends and patrons NAV
desire IN my line of business.
ap2 colin JnHN COL DEN
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

"A NEW line of Telegraph from Washington
North Is ad falsely represented connect
ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
v9nnah, Montgomery. Mobile. &c.
Now, the only telegrsphio connection with those
points s through the lines undeT. the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, to
which, by virtue of the ownership Of Morse's pat
ents- al the the tergrsPhIo business Of said places
lawfully belong. This, therefore, is to give notice
that the same charge will be made on all Inassages
sent by the new line and delivered To station of
tho Magnetic Company IN the South for transmits
sion To the above named or other places, sum arly
situated they had been handed to the Magnetic
Company at the place of their origin the nearest
convenient point thereto. j; KENDALL,
q-tf GenAral SnpPrintandrnf-
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THE EVENING STAR.
THEuRISH POTATO.


NJ We find the following clever parody on
Woodworth,s celebrated Old Oaken Bucket"
in the last received (Old) Spirit oil the Ilihes:
How swat to the taste is the lTISh potato.
A. memory swakens = thought OF the plant,
Its d.rk vsriant VINE top and beautiful blossom.
In nIe.SIng transition my memory haunt.
ON tbs broad sunny hill slope adjoining the mill,
AT the homestead, how many we raised there's no
knowing,
For some were but small ones and fstr in a hill
The meaiy potato, the IRISH potato, -,
The thin skinned potato that grew on the hill.
That delectsble plant would praise while I'm able,
For often at noon when returned from the held
j found II superior to all on the table,
The best favored edible nature could yleiu.
With what eager APPETITE, sharPeDed Dy laDoIiu
1 Piled knife and fork with hearty soo1 Hn,
Alas there none of the old sbloneo I'm
None like the sreal Smons' that grew on the hill
The mealy potato, the IRISH potato, I'm
The thin skinned potato that grew on the Hill.
How prime from the full -heap-n d sh to receive IT,
As poised on nv fork II ascends to my mouth =.
No aposa 70 the palate could tempt ine TO leave ~
Though affected by . rot or long summer 8
dr0uth. ..-..
" here used to partake of the root to my nil;
Fancy fair would revert To my fathers plantation,
And sigh for the "kidney So that grew on the hill:
The mealy potato, the Irish potato,
The thin-skInned potato that grew on the hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-30
ap2 339 Pa. av., opposite Browns.

"HITE GRAVEL
W ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, 80.
Just received cargo OF the above. Also, i.uild-
INK sand, Wood and Coal, cheap for cash at INV
Wharf. next TO 18th street bridge. Call and leave
your orders. r. w BATES
Dealer In Wood, Coal and Sand,
mar q (Statos.l cor. I4th and T. SIS near Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-30

ERoM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
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