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THE LIVER
IN VIGO R A TOR
PREPARED BIZ DR.. SANFORD,

Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
4 MEDICINES now before the pubic, that as a
Cathdrtsc easier, miIder, and eGectu than any
other medicine known 1t is nos only Cthag TIC bu,
Lfref remedy, acting first the Liter eject its
morbid matter. then the stonae and bowels to car
ry OH tat matter, thus accomplishing purposes
iecusly, without any Of the painful feelings experience
ed IN the operations OF most Ldd,1ics Ii strengthens
the ~ st, AT the same time that ii nurges il: and
when tar daily in moderate doses, will strengthen
and build il up with unu suai r; pidi.y
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80 r-srf
:, serms-For unlimited course ID peses -
rnsreshthe Book Keeping. PenmanshfP, eenN -
oa5,eu.
Inc course Of Instruction 10 the NEST compress.
laukht, ana u 50 completely reduced 70 Prseass "
met every possible contingency In business, -s
Ienmn h~htp-Taught IL the lstest aaA
approved principles. .,
sD0lmcrci Hl Law lecInreS-Nhl~ssat
" H. Y. beh Darwin, one OF the ahiest meHsen. -,
burlington har, on subjects necessary for ever
man to DC acquainted afth ~
Al Iis%aat e.aplona-ln 6sF me -.
state soNtKe ~ EtInss tsAta. SWAt.ed tf w -
send for CirchiaYhy nail fFe
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!


AND >EPAK AEGR CONFINED.
WE take this method of ir .orming Mers generally
w that We are now mar ufacturing and will keen
constantly on hand NoodwaTEs Combined Shutter md
Separator. This Machine VT consider the best now In
USE and we hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used will bear IN this assertion 1t s
compa and durable with less power than most
machines and does all the heretofore performed by
three machines viz: the Screen Separator aud smut
ter to say noth' Of the flaming Mill which has usual
10 De used III cleaning dust rem ofal.
10 the mode Of operatio, place IL senx.
rates the sticks, throws smut balls ana part Of the
oats IRON the grain before securing. While in the
proc IS OF securing the grain brouh contact with
ST. ing blast Of air. which carries of dug. as fast
made u then passes into arger Separator where IL
y cleared 81 chess imperfect grains eats, &C. and 10
then ready for grinding Tire dust is all not orlv
cleared IRON the grain, but the chess oats ana
onai, and b'orn clear {. the mill Another yrry
great advantage Is that be Oh the same floor
with the burrs any where the mill that NAV s..
desired. as 1t makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatits utterly TO con
suact mil that Will make "a acuI dirty grain
unless the art be FIRST removed. No better machine
YET been invented for this purpose than Woody
shutter ana Separator aud il is believed none a. well
adapte' Western Grain. They are now in use and
ian bes at twoof the Mills In this civ snndsrianS
i Bros., and Keiser Co.'S
Orders promptly attended 10.
oct 2s-dWtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 Sheriff.
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DedF Sr:-Your SHUTTER that have had in
use Tor about eighteen months the most perfect ma
ehinc OF the KIND new IN / used a machine Thai |
purchased In chicago for d sHort time after STARED
anu y eost me more or repa.rs and delays In a few
from you. Your machine has not me anything Far
repairs, and Is now, after eighteen months seryics
aoihg us sork 10 the most pe feet manner Please Al
cep my thanks for favor and best wishes for Won,
tecess. Yours respectfully,
TAriaINw .,nEGE ppEpR
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| 49, bAiiN IL ~ WIN uhhshdt
The h.iNeB is one Of
the human body; and \
lions we'll, the powers Of
oped. The stomach is al -
on the healthy action OF
performance Of its func-
is at fault, the bowels are n
system suffers in conse-
Aslyer - having ceased -
diseasesot that organ ore :
maut 1t his study, in 4 -
twenty ars, to frd -
TO cocnteract the many
| Is liable.
| To prove that this rem e
| persontroubled withi.iy-
of Its forms has but to
ton Is certain. Tn Sc
or bad matter from the =
place a healthy TOW ofHR
stomach, causing food to -
the blood. giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectings radical cure. >
Rsisiol,s atLnt ks =
is better. pre- StEei.n
OF the iy.r InSIg-
One dose after eating -
stomach and prevent The -
ling.
only one dose taken be- =
ME- AAtsssare.
Only one dose taken at sxa
els gently, and cures ~
One dose taken after
pepsia.
w One dose of two -
relieve Sick Stead.
Only one dose inimedi-'.A
while q
One dose often repeat
Cholera Nor ID u So.
Cholera. y
Only one bottle Is need -
system the effects of
sickness. -
One bottle taken for IL
salIewness or unnatural
One dose taken a short =
viRor &c The appetite and
One dose often repeat M
aFEfAwl in its worst ~
and hEC ~ Ell compla nts
dose. =
One or two dose cures
Warns in children u
or speedier remedy Ia the
A lew bottles cures
the absorbents. -
We take pleasure in re- ~
cine as u preventive tor -
Chill fever, and all ~
a pc. IL operates
sards are willing to ties.
ues.
z 1
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O. H HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

AND DEALER
Dry Goods. Clothing. Notions, &C.,
So MAIN STREET,
Burlington, Iowa.
WILL attend to the sale OF Lands, :ha ndise,
w Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C., in any
part of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made con-
signments.
REFER NCES.
Bridge, Shepard Waterman, 10 Dey ST., N. Y.
Jas. b. Chadwick Co., st. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, l55 Randolph St. Chicago, ILL.,
Coolbaugh Brooks. Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge Co., :. I" !"
J. l.. Corse son, +" IS
janl2 bptf
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Cast 0npi,al and sMrp lMs S7DS 600.
BIS, the Oldest Insurance Company In the United
States, doing business In the West, continues TO
Insure Dscetsgs, ksrchandiss, and Adnatadxsres At
prizes 9. oa q sanie risks taken By uthe, KALI
AbLG COMPANIES. Particular inducements are e.
fsred to Farmers to insure their Dwellings and Barns
inethis company for = term " years they can do
90 rates than can be done by Mutual Companies
the Company.
l. H. eHEPAk0. Agent.
once over Banking House Of Coos Baxter, BAR
ltngeos leWa. I. f.h4Srhnef
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"a FiuiSy
the prin cipal regulators o
. when II performs its func'
the system are fully de- Ell
, most entirely dependent
the LfUer for the proper
, tipDs, when the stomach
at fault, and the whole
qnence OF one organize
to do its duty. For tie
OF The proprietOrs has
practice of more than
some remedy wheregiih
Heterogeneous 10 which it
edy Is at last found, any
IerCOsllpiaills.in any
try n bottle, aud conyic-
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying In their
d
bile, inyigorating the
digest well, purifying
and health to the whole
cause OF the disease-es
are cured, and " i.aa
cd> by the occasional use
orator.
IS sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour.
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bow
q OstiyeIness. -..
each meal will cure I5yA.
teaspooufuls will always
ache.
ately relieves Gholic,
ed is q sure cure for
and a preventive Of
ed to throw out OF the
medicine after a long
J n un dice removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
ed cures L klr4sRic All.
forms, while summer
yield almost to the first
a tt ack s c ause q by
there Is no surer, safer,
world, as it neBer fails.
- rOpsy. by exciting
commencing this medi-
ever and AGue.
keyeFA ola kBiIisrAa
with certainty, ana thou
tify to its wonderful vir.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CkLEbRAIkD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A05 Broaayvay, New York.
a NEW STYLE-PRICE $50.

THIS MACHINE sews fro N two spools, az purchased
i from the store, requiring rewinding Of thread;
IL Hens, FEELS, Gathers and stitches in = perior
atys finishing each by its operation without
the hand-need c, as IL required by other
msch,nes II will 40 better and cheaper sewing than
aeamstress CALI even III she works for one cent an
AS4s. sxSD Yoa CikcuLAa.
w. 7. DANNER, Agent,
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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock;
Both received Prize Medals Worlds Fair in London
1851, and Worlds Fair 10 New YORK, 1851.
Also, Agents for Patent Bank Locks of different ma.
kers.
IS Levee and 26 Commercial Street,
iuIy17-bptf SAINT Louis MO
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC.
~ TORY. Mt Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot adjoining the Oil Mill, Burlir qton
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders, BY mail or otherwise promptly attended TO
nov Zh.w. URIAH Lopez
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Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is al
~ working cures almost great believe 1t cures
AS II by magic, eren TIE nrst dose gring beaett,
sedom more than one bottle is required to cure any
lind OF Aver Complaint, from the Jaundace Or
Dyspepsia to a common Heddd he, all of which are
the result Of diseased Aiyer.
PRICE oSR PER BOTTLE.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York
Ketalled by Druggists. Sold also by II. BIakesey
o. Wood Co., -. Louis squires Boss, BurIlng-
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0UEENSWARE

QUEENSWARE,
w HO1. SALE AND REF ALL.
M'KITTERICK & MILLER,
Third Street, north door Of Barrel House,
Importers and Dealers ID Queensware. China, Glass
ware, Looking Glasses, Lamps, Fancy Goods and
Plated and Britannia Wares OF oil Kinds and
Qualities
WE WOULD INVITE the attention o!
w buyers 10 our elegant and vsried Assortment
Of the above named goods, a Of which We are selling;
a. greatly reduced prices. Our Stock is the largest in
the country md embraces every article usually kept
In establishments.
Our direct con nun cations with the English market
enable us to offer unusual indu cements the trade
Co-ntry M rchalts who wish to buy goods cheap. Ho-
tel and hon keepers who desire good Ware at The
lowest poss bic prices, will find it decidedly their
Interest to examine Stock going East or pur-
chasing e seWhere
apl6bptf McAITTERICK MILLER
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Teeth Extracte,, without lala

hMS. SsxkONSO4s AsCGUs.- 80
~ A.SbJs, Iurner oi Jefferson ami ID 1879.
laird sire ", now prepared % ex+ III fND
tract teeth withoal pam, having pro- -S
c1reI the latest improved Eectrn- Magneue iDstru'
purpose.
~ Teeth filled, and iuli and partial sets OF
inserted the almost htr!c principle. All
operations 0enutiry n4iLDy performed and war;
nted. Iier3 Pill
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T. D. CROKER,
(Senor partner of late firm Croker Il Pro.)
Attorney d Connection at S.ayy,t
BURLINGTON. IOWA.
WILL attend promptly TO Collection Debts,
w Land Agencies, Discuunting Notes, and oil other
business OF lis profession.
OFFICE yer CooIbaugh Brooks Bark, corner JEFF
erson ant Main SITS. IlGly 3-bpy
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COOK &c BAXl Err.
BnRkrGh AnA heaters ia 1:XCRnnrc
AS JEFFERSON STREET, OPPOSITE BARRET HousRJ
LYMAN COOK, n,,
JOHN N. B. XTER, huntington, iowa.
-
COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms
sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
jan4-6mw
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books sad nAnuiact-ssd In any site. Hsl+s
blanks, &c, ruled 10 any par Urn. GyaBPy
Extractin, Teeth without PAIN.
NOW 10 t!s tmest yet sanr sefsiix
Eagx54a In a5d decsy ed teeth exars tteu sail1ui
IYf%%& pain, by the aid OF Eisetrie,sy. tstrJ-
body gives ~ pr"ef 81 ~ ftea' hetisit
ia extracting tesh All ihst are tfc1U-d with bad
Mad aching teeth, call ant BE- relieved.
- Omre uu Jefferson STREET, ever GaGfey Hhr-
per's shoe store, burlington. tosa.
Desz5-dwH IL. BAifAY. ID. ID. d.
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Mise DIX, the distinguished philanthro-
pist, 10 on visit to Springfield, Illinois,
and intends 70 inspect the state institutions
q Jaeksenvila.
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battles have been decided by reserves, and
victory is often with the general who is
last to bring his reserve into action.
Marius abolished the three lines of the
Roman army and divided it into cohorts,
which gave to his force some of the mobil.
ity Of modsrn troops.
The artillery Of old consisted of arrows, Of
machines Tor firing great stones, or for for
cling enormous weights in battery agains,
town walls. Towns were defended by walls
and lowers with an outside ditch, wet if pos
sible. Besiegers built movable towers "a
advance against them, overlapping them tina,
they might pour their missiles down on the
defenders. or level with them that they Nigh,
grapple, throw across q bridge, and pour
their sighting men over the ramparts. They
made, BY trenching, their approaches to the
besieged citadel, or they tried escalade BY
ladders, with main force or assaults and
surprises upon weak points under cover OF
the night Walls also were Slapped The
place ofthe foundations removed was sop-
piled with wooden beams, until enough
space bad been undermined; ere was then
put g me wood, and the walls fell. While
this was being done, the defenders went
A~0'R oADOuS t0Gl1 00oollA0t1 Wlul
huge cranes for 6shingrods After the wall
had fallen, . defence IF camp works might
perhaps be found within the breach. Sieees
were often long. As the Greeks were ten
years before Troy, % were the Romano ten
ye9n before Veil. '$' ss+
Cesar taught that great general should
seek 10 conquer rather BY diplomacy than by
the sword, and Roman prsOepts Of war, ad-
ded 70 Treatise on Military Art composed
in ID latter days of the Roman Empire,
contain such ideas as these: Try to reduce
your enemy BY want, BY the terrier Of your
arms and BY surprise, rather than BY regu-
lar battles lor they arr frequently decided
BY chance. The best projects are those
which you keep hidden from the enemy
He who judges correctly OF his own strength
and that Of the enemy 10 rarely beaten
Consult with several; decide with few men
or alone.
After the fall Of the Roman Empire, the
foundations Of DE modern European States
we're laid in The nidss Of ignosanes end tn.
0nlk Wae. ~ ~ q q Z - 0i6Glb
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I'll e WIFE.

1t needs no .g6ift 10 break a hus.
''anl's heart. [, The absence Of cpn,1
|ady' dfe.s And oGssriss.i sjS,e! .hs he IT, IT,
bidding scowl and checrlcss hearth
these, and other. n:..nelexs. he elects,
without y crime among them, have
narrowed To t,tsquick, the hearts core
Ut many a man. and planted there, be.
Fvoad DIR rfaehEof adRe tixc aeNN OF
lark icapair. q, may woman, bef1r.
tina, sight arrives, dwell on the recsl;
'ections Of her youth, and cherishin:!
the dear idea ut that .tapef,l tide,
awaken and keep alive the promise
she 40 kindly, gave. C4Anl though ,sh.
may be the injured, not the sinivring
"ne--.the forgotten and not ,hp forget
ting wift--a happy (allusion 20 the
hour Of peaceful 'love..a kindly wei.
come to peaceful home---a smile Of
love to Danish hostile words--.:. kiss If
peace to pardon sll the past. and the
hardest htart that ever locked itself
within the breast Of selfish man, will
soften to her charms, and bid her live,
rs she had hopc.l, her years Of match.
less bliss loved, loving, and content, :
the source Of comfort and the spring
Of Joy GMmb"r's J'urnal.
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CAPT. JOHN E.lOOK.

This misguided young man, says the
Christian L.teligencer, who with the
, ethers insurgents Of Harpcr's Ferry,
has been condemned to death, We can
not believe to be, in fact, the f.lon the
Virginia Court has adj"lged him to
be in law. Guilty he, no doubt, was,
Of conjoining with others for the com
mission of crime guilty, in yiplling
to the villainous schemes Of old Brown.
and the plausible sophistry IF the Fri.
Dune man, Kagi. But VIC arc SUR:
that he was incapable Of plot,in. and
cont,iving so monstrous III asscmhlase
,of crimes ~ lnct III the llarper's Fer.
.ry. tE.gedy. That WIS the work OF
older heads anl harder hearts. That
was work inspired by men. who, un !.
der pretexts Of philanthrophy, were.
ready to engage the wild and lawlcs$
orgcst Of Abolition fanaticis,n to d -ed>
of blood at which humanity mus;
.shu.lder. John Brown ard Kagi had
been properly educated, and IN the
rieht.scheol, to undertake so foolish
and wicked IN enterprise as that Of
.conquerering Virginia, overturniny
the United States Government, and
establishing upon their rni"sya Negro
Paradise. . 8'''f 1,'i = 49,, 80.
While we know that he violated
law, and exposed. llimselfjto ju>t pun.
ishment, yet We think that Cooks
youth, lis visionary and imprcssiblc
character. his involvement with bad
men, under the sanction and applause
Of so.called. good men, ought to go
far toward mitigating in ,hi*,casc;; that
severity Of in9gm IS # witch = the law
He was, > few years ago, a member
of the congregation Of which the wri-
ter is the pastor. lie was then a Law
student in Williamsburgt, and yon"g
man OF blamclcss morals and indus.
%.:o~e habit. NtheH tic writer knew
him, he had no Abolition sympathic$,
nor malevolent purposes against any.
As an attendant a, 'chu Gil and attach
or in a then mission 'Sibha,h School,
he displayed tendencies Of disposition,
at once a,i,iabl>. a,.,l Admirable When
the Kansas war broke out, when poll
ticians and preachers strove together
to inAame the public mind with di,
bolical rescntmcnts, Cook, young. sen
timcntal, Visionary, anil adventurous.
cmigrated to Kansas. There he was
sednced by Brown into partial par
tieipation Of his crimes. But it mus,
be remembered, that these crimes
sprung from political causes, and were
committed under the promptings ot
political revenge. From Kansas, Cook
retired to Harpcr's Ferry, where he
seems to have been employed in peace
able avocations, until his evil genius,
Brown, again called him into service.
The rest is known.
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STATE of M1NNESl) Ga, 81, p.,;a.,,.,,a,,,,:.

STATE sOF MlNNESA) IA, . r., ,ss,.... :.
t;npnuE Cou.vr ~. !" l Froo"'e C you
In the matter 1T m appl cssios by tl,s Admin
istrxtor of tho estate Of l.masa cStreetery for
IN EFT SIGN OF time tor p .yment Of debts. &c
TIN reudinR and fling tho petition on oasl,,o
\. T.. Miller, al,' ini.tras Of thu est.ts Of
Amasa Streete,. late vf said county Of Good
ne. dsceu-ed. praying that ;urther time be
allowed E,r tho settlement ri ID estatea aid
paym mt Of debts. it il or cred that saturday.
The 81 day OF l'eeemts,er, =; p. 50. be: and
said petition aiI that III person. interested in
sud estate nj. ,car gh','ore. the Probate Court
or sail county ;at the Probate " ice, in athe
city Of Rel Wing. in saidhcounty. 1T ton
O'Clock a. M To show Cause. il any there be.
why tho prayer iof aaid petitioner should not
be Rranted. -
AIN is u fasthsl or19red tf.tAnii pStitioner
give notice to al P,rsons intorests In eail ed
tate e thc pcnds ~ o .aid petition md the
hearing thereof by. causing . copy sotbshis or.
der to 10 published in tins Rod Wing Sentinel,
y weekly newspaper published III said county
o, Good no. thrus conseshtiv1 wsek. next prior
to said .lsv Ut hearing ..91tIs,Ii agn org
icllxssd :.the4 th!duy Of Nov. ID, 1855.
iEl7O-w3 a4fME4af,z, ORklN, lDENSAORE,
Judge Of Probateifo T. Gooihue conaty.
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G CONSERVATIVES IL moi ,pe4p,,ir!

y IN OtD;lNDlAH Doc
roR. uNcAt 'BkiNf:Whiie i
Missionary aaioEg the In
diAns of the Rocky Noun
'tnins. discovered y hare
PLANT. that proves soebs y
certain cure Tor COptulitp-.
ton. Bronchitis, Asthma,
.tIivsrst1 Compliant. Nervous
A4pctipps. Coughs. Cslds,
&c. Having NOV made his
forums; and retired from
.husipes. he will send the
prescription and dirdcri ne
ifor!preparine the .,neslicin'
f ee1ckserpe t,allswho de
sire Il: anil Will aond to liz
agent. Snclo.eslrtv two A.am pe
a, ceptel. to, pay the retpII
letter. with i d6acri pti6n o.
their symptoinsas Che 'salt
lloctor hasodresl mere thar
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2. the Doctor fshss 70 d.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03
ron YOU'VE: MEN 70 THINK OF.

{, In the. latest of his preaclings nl"n
"Popular Proverbs" DR.. Holland
closes a thoughtful and suyegestisc,'lis
course on sensual pleasure, with the
following earnest remarks to young
men, which deserve to he thought "f:
",Oh !! If this warll- could rise on,
Of this swamp of sensuality, rank with
weeds ana dark with deadly vapors--
full, Of yipcrs, thick with pitfalls, luria
witlNdecer tive, lights, and stand xpo"
the secure heights Of virtue where
Gods sim sl,i,iss, and the winds o.
heaven breathe blandly and health.
fully, how would human life becon.c
blest and beautiful. The great burden
rolled of, how could it spring forward
into q grand career IF prosperity aud
progress This change tor this coun.
try rests almost entirely upon the young
men Of the country. 1t lies with them
more than any ,Jotl,er class, to say
whether this country shall descend
still lower in its path to brutality. 81
to risc higher than the standard of its
lof1ies, dreams. The deyotecs ofscn:c
themselves have greatly lost their pow,
er of good; comparatively few will
change their course Of lite; Wo'nc"
will he pure if men will BE- true
Young NJ, y, this great ref"rm abidcs
with you'll. If you c"ald see how
beautiful q flower grows upon til
,thoruy stock Of self.,leuial, you could
give the plant the honor it deserves
II il seems hard aud l'omcly, d">pisv
it not; for in It sleeps the beauty OF
heaven. aud the breath Of angels. IT
YOU do not witness the glory vt its
blossomings during ths. day OF 'ift, It.
petals will open when the night OF
death comes, and gladden. your eyes
with their marvellous l"vcli''ess, and
fu yonr SOIL with their grateful per
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