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TIE LIVER.
IN YlGORATOR I
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from, f.rrNyS

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER NrpI
CINE now before the public that cathartic ca
SER Indsr and more eiectuai than oher medicine
known, 1t Is not only Gathartc, liver remedy ~
log rst on the Liver TO eact its morbid matter
stomach anu ba~e e carry on that matter thus accom-.
feelings IL tie operations of tics II
strengthens the system at tae it purgps n
and when taken daily in moderate doses will III
build it up with unusual rapidly.
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American & Foreign Patents.


u EDDY Solicitor Of Patents tlate Agent of the U
rsifnt oies, wash, sten, under the Set Of 1851 20
After an extensive practice upwards Of twenty years
CONTINUES e secure Patents in the United states also in
ret isai France and other foreign countries Caveats
specifications. Assignments and all Paper or Drauinr G
faens executed in liberal terms with despateh Re
sercss made into American and Foreign works. to deter
mine the Fadit or utility Of Patents or Inventors-and
s OF other adiee rendered in al matters touching The
isng one do lar Assignments Recorded A. y sshi stor
, nssey ! NOT only the largest in New gland but
through Inventors have for seeri,S .,aats
Or aseertaining the patentsby n7entiens unsrprsse
ny araey superior to any that be ofcrtd
ITEM elsewhere. he Testimonies below given prove thss
ns iohE SUCCESSFUL AT oFFscE than d.
IASss on ABILITY, he would he has ah.nt RS
~, ana can prove, that other oice OF the
sipd are charges for professional services SO oat " g
Immense practice Of the subscr Der lurir,e &
~ him to accumulate vast eollec me- t.
ions anu eheis decisions relative to patents These he
sues his extensive library Of legal and p.eban-i a,l
~ accounts Of patents granted the United States
perioT aeihes for obtaining pats nts - 'i
Al necessity Of journey Washington to procure
ane the usual great delay there, saved IN.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy the most capable ard sro
practitioners with whom have had official ntsr.
eHAs. MASON
tse no heftationin thAs thes can
more capable putting their Is y =. .
& t saen an carly and favorable consideration at tho
EDMUND BURKE.-
Late Commissioner OF Pstents
80, - -. . Boston, febusrs s 1855
Mr r III Eddy has made for NE tn ilTf.fN spp,;c,
s, On Al Put o. q which granted
ana ma one 4 He1r Psading such proaf
ETsat taienf ard ability his psr lesas 70 erf
~. e aPpsy % hia % procure their paseuts as
tney nay ee sure Of having the aithfa aeniop b.
so~s1 On shelr cases. and ~ very arsf
JOHN TA6eART.f'
IRON >ePt u, 1871, 70 June L. lss the cbr IN ~
course = as large Practice. made on tsr rs; -
pls SIAtkEN AftEALS. EvktY tfNfs1 -, = q -.
ei~a = - fasoF, ~ the Comn-i sioaaer Of =.
r.,e.- - Il $50 X. II. EDDY.
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watch Maker s. JeweIIer,
AT LEE & HENRYs
Pine Watches rated and repaired by PRACTICAL and
EXPERIENCED workman. Also Clocks Jewclry repaired
and warranted. -
For sale IA aue assortment Of JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE AND FANCY GOODS,
Remember the place at LEE & HENRY's, opposite
'''' in. ISHAM.
Bellows Falls Sept %, 1853. 80
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"A

RemarksAs i usual the slight advance IN prices brought
large supply this week and prices have une for the very
best quality, fe back again bat those Of medium quality
viii have be sold al full Q per les kept
There double the number Of Sheep that there
last they sold dec inc Of IS too Ter bead rcE
lset ~cek -h'eh & shcut e Ter y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
RUTLAND I BURLINGTON R. Z.

nv and after Monday January II, 1859, Trains will
~ Run as Follows;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, 30 A. II. and 7-25 N.
Arrive Rutland, II 40 " 1873 "
Leave Rutland LEO 9 8 = 20 a. M
Arrive at Fellows Falls 2.25 Pm. +" sl5
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls $500 An and l2.3) P. N.
Arrive At t.utlnd 1889 255
Leave kutlHnd 6t0 /" 800
Arrive at burlington Sl5 +" 6Uu
At Burlington Trains it'll Lake champan Steam
and Trains Uf Central Road At Rutland With
Trains for Troy Albany New York Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady the West Al Bellows Pals with Trains of
Cheshire Road Tor FtchburE Worcester Lowell and Dos
ton With VI Valley Road Brattleboro Springfield Hart
ford New Haven, and New York And with Sullivan Road
for Windsor White River Junction. and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car
gF Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary information,
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
E. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
RuTLGsD Jan. u, 1859 30
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Total In eighteen years fortyoue and onefourth per
cent? Of less than and oethrd per cent.
interest the premium note, and for the last fourteen
years average of and half per cent YEAR
showing the cost of nsurng property in this Company
having been less in any ottr Company in the State
to Wit Farm property, for fourteen years past has cost
bat dollar thousand dalais Insurance. annually
Including the three per cent paid in advance.
This Company continues kinds Of property
as favorable terms any Company in the state.
NORMAN WILLIAMS, President
J.. A MARSH, Secretary.
Insurance Office, Woodstock,
Janury /, A. 1873 "a
F. BANCROFT, Agent for Bellows Falls and vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
The Business ofBeIIows Falls, IAN
4, 1859.

BY JONATHAN G. sAXEHoRN.
In this same Building directly below,
You wi find 2, W. TAYLOR & Co,
To whom we're indebted for most Of meat,
Delivered to Us different streets;
They gentlemeuly and a.e willing to work,
To serve you in BEEr, TRIPS PoULTRY or PoRK.
D. E. PIERCE the door, keeps hand,
OF MAEBLE as nice as there is in the land,
lie can get out as nice work as you d ever wish,
From the beautiful MoAtNENT the MARBLE WASH
Ills work is the best say a No. ONE,
And after he gets your order quite done
You win End he fulhls all he promised to do,
Aud what have said will prove to you true.
If any wishes to get the best work,
Give PIERcE job at his MARBLE SHOP.
WILLIAM CoxAxr next door manufactures his wares,
From CRicKEr up to the large RoCEHe CHAIRS
With SOFAS abundant, and BEDsrEADs to MATCH
It is here the reader a bargain will catch,
For people who deal with him say he's no Jew,
Be they many SO few.
The next House you come to is the BLACKSMITH SHOP
Where Anus does his work, which proves Zip top"
From shoeug young kicking to the heavy OK TEAM
And a l Of il done without the aid Of steam,
For ARMS is quite noted as a hard working man,
Which, for making money, is a very safe plan.
Z
Are NuTTrNos fne ORGANS that have such renown
For richness Of tone and beauty Of finish,
May his trade in that business never diminish.
He has orders for ORGANS from the South and the Vest
For people have found bis instruments the best.
| III. -. rr,.r =; .,; H.. :. ~. - -e..;
It can be seen YOU town from any direction
But most people say that the house does not pay,
The Is they charge and half dollars per day.
CHESTER WHTE keeps the House three months in the year
~, ,vb,t ii, come I'll ,,s.,I 80 ,ico tatto
For il they lose money Mr. MERRleK is able
10 stand up 70 the time and say Its al Eell
for the h'ns' sHA'' DC A'p' a. q nFst class Hotel
Go hack with ne now to big MAMMOTH BLOCK,
And ARxs & WILSON viii sell you new Paddock,
or nythiag else in the HARDWARE line,
Also fEAs sUGARs CoFFEEs, the whole combined,
They viii sell goods very cheap for caziI guod pay,
And you find them at their posts at all times Of the day
-. ,5u-,. ID, -, So.
4 81, - -, :. -. -. 80 IN. -,
IT,, -, ~. -, ~, -, - 600
4 - -. .r,...-, -. =, ~.
I,,. ,5,Is cuts their elotls and rers excellent sfs
Find Mace to do betterapa youIl puzzle YOUR wits
va l,cs mt far .Irvrrras in plsce Of tbi. size
For AMAZON and IsaAn endeavor to rise
4 In the esteem Of the public bv making work tell
That they intcpd TO please ALI by doinp II we'll
co;, Irr q IIsxsv.s va, m sud IsH.u t,,arc
p,o,,, and yyiil;,,r vo,,r a., vcu 10 rap,ir
NJ, ~, ~, ri,ar .a, ,.a n. roos v.rv ,o,5 vors
! - e.. -. "a, 80, !. rona;,s,o 80, ,,,orv
/ . -s :
/ - t,,-...e
/ - 81. ~. -,
1 -, :, s1-s,-.,
You'll End him in the New STORE south eide of the square
With an assortment Of JEwELRY and nice SILVER WAaE,
FismSG TACKLE, PERFVNERY, oHs, PISTOLS and GUNS,
Go trade there for he's one who scarce ever dans.
l,...,,
- - ~
| ~ 80 =, 80 - y o"' '.'-'i
tVu 80 s' '''le " ''e'i " uDaNe ou' 9oui WIS
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Auction /!

TUE Subscriber will Offer the balance his Furniture
Il Public Auction saturday Jan. 22d inst.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P, NJ.
I. RUSSELL
Bellows Falls Jan. 10, 1859 33
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neutrality-suspicious. Of the
performs its functions well.
fully developed. The stnm-
ipendeot on t1e heafrIy ac-
proper performance Of its
Each is at fault, the beweIs
system suffers in cmse-
Liyer--haviug ceased 70 do
lof that organ, one u The
study IN q practice o
lhnd some remedy wheref
many arrangements to
ldy is at lastfound ANY per-
Complaint, ia any Of IFS
mathematician certain,
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy How
stomach, causing food to
blood. giving tone and
chinery removingthec cause
radical cure
led, aud, what is better. IRE.
use Of the liyerInYigora,or
efficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour.
-
tiring,preyents Night.
Iniget, loosens the bowel.
ness.
meal willcure Dyspepsia.
teaspooniuls viii Away
mate obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure.
" re ieyes Cholic. while
IS asure cure for Cholera
,of Cholera.
needed t, throw outof tbt
cine afrer a long sickness
Jaundiee removes all sal.
from the skin.
time before eating give,
makes took digest wei.
cures Chronic Diarrhcea In
mer and Bowelcomplaiat.
dose.
tttaeks caused BY Worms
sarer safer ,orspeedier rem.
Ter fails.
propsy, by excl ing tn,
ommending this medicine
and Ague, Chill Fever. aud
Is operates with certainty,
to testify to its wonderful
? unanimous testimony in II.
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To Let.

rINIE saw-s belonging the Bellows Falls Canal Con
Il pany Possession given April lst, 1859. Apply 70
A. FLEMING, Agent,
Bellows Falls Jan IL 1850 2-l2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
MASONIC NOTICE.

The regular commanicst ons Of hing So'onlons Loig
of Bellows Falls will be ntd I'd Fellows Hall ON Frida,
eyings preceding the full of the in eaci
month
8 PER ORDER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

Inc ilFtf is one OF the
human body and when il :
the powers ofthe system are =
ach is almost entirely de-
ton OF the Liver for the o.
functions; when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole :
quence of oae organ the
its duty. For the diseases G
proprietor has made 1t his
more than twenty years. to -
with to eOunteraet the n
which tits liable,
To prove that this rene {
son troab ed With Liver
forms, has but to try a bot Z.
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in >.
Of bile, inviguraging the
digest we'll, purifying the :
health TO the whole ma
of the DEMONSTRATING a y
Bilious attacks are cur :
vented. by the occasional ..
One dose after eating IS
stomach and prevent the
ing,
Only one dose before re- :
mare. .
Only one ioso taken at :
gently, and cures Costiyo- ;
One dose taken after each :.
C~ One dose Of two !.
relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle token for fe- =
the cause OF the disease,
Only one dosc Immediate -
One dose often repeated
Morbus, Fand a preYentive
IL only one bottle IS
system the effects of medi- {
" 0ne bottle taken for
iowness or unnatural color
Que dose taken It short ?
yigor to the appetite, aud
One dose often repeated .
its worst forms, while sum >
yield almost to the first .
One or two doses cures :
Ia Chi dren there is no :
eds in the world, as it new c
GJ- A lew bottles cures
absorbents. :
We take pleasuse In rec
As a preventive for Fever
a ] Fevers Of a Biiious Ty pc. :
and thousands are wiling
virtues. :
AZ ,eho use IL re g-ieiag "a
49,,
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oY TO THE ADMIRERg OF 4 FINE EEAD q
Rich Glossy Hair +!


TALK Of beauty It exist vltlouta luo head Of
hair then read tn following, and If you ark more
errular around each bottle aud no one can doubt,
PB0F ESsOi MOODS HAIR REsf0kATISE-Wec call
the attention Of all old and to this wonderful prepar
atou which back its color, gray harcoy
ers the head Of the bad with luxurent gIostremoves
the dandru itching. and All cutaneous erup0Dseauses
continual flow OF the natural fluids aud hence, if used
regular dressing for the hair viii preserve us and keep
II falling extreme Old in all its natural beauty
We call then upon the bald the gray diseased scalp
to use ii ana surely the will not, they value
flowing locks tho wtclng curl, be Its
praise Is upon the tongue Of thousands.
Inc Agent Tor Prof Noos lair restorative in New Ia
ven received tue following letter restorative
a few weeks since.
Mr.. teavenwoi thsir; have been troubled with dan
druid or scurfo on my head for than year. hair
gan 20 come out seur and hair together in New
tyen paper about Moods iiair az azure
called at the LIST Of April purchased
one oottls to Try IT. and found 20 satisfaction
hi0g removed the seurf and began 20 grow it
IS now two three iAches ia length ali off,
more by Mr. Post, the bearer Of this don't know s any
Of sue knd used in this may have market Tor
many bottles after it is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1856
PROP WooD-Dear Sir; Your Iiar is proving
itself beuefcalto The front, back part of
my head almost lost its eoveringin fot BALd us
but two hafpn bott Of your and now the
tip Of my head Is well studded with promising croI, Of
Young hu anu the mont Is also receiving It's benefit
have cried other preparations wiaoutany benefit
tank from my own personal recommendation / can in.
anee many Others to try IT. Yours respectfully,
DIR THOMAS, H. D.
No 454 Vine street.
YINcEsSEs, IA, june %, 1853
PROF 0. J. WOODS. As you are about to manuf,ctnre
and Tend your recently discovered Hair Restorative viii
state for whousoevcr 1t may concern, have used il and
known others to itthat nave several years been
10 the habit Of Using other iar estoraYes aud that
find yours vastly superior any know Ii entirely
cieanses the neal Of andraE and with month s nronr
use viii restore any persons hair to the original Youthful
color ana texture givngit healthy, glossy appear
anee; and all this without disco orng the hands
IT. or tue dress on which drops would therefore, rec
onmnd ts use toeyery DESTROYS having fine color
and texture to hair. Resuectft1flv yo,-s S
= 49, WILSON KING.
o. WOOD CO., Froprietors, 3I2 Broadway n Y In
street ~ Louis Mo- And sold by ali good druggists
beware OF Particles purportng to produce ..EsULTs
SIMILAR, as all only aboTatve attempts to palm of
miserable article on the popularity this under dereat
name None genuine without the signature j. Wood
Price ST. 81 and SO per bottle. 40
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Barre Academy.

Barre Academy.
SPRlNG Term begins Feb II, 1869.
- summer fem begins May ~ 1859,
Fan Term begins s pit. /, 1850
The Board Of Instruction consists of six permanent Teach
eTs.
The facilities for pursuing Classical English Of
Study, superior.
Board s 80 per week.
j. S. sPAULDING Principal,
Barre, Jan. Is, 1859. 96
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DEATHS.

IN claremont, y. u, Jan. 4, Mrs. SARAH IDE mothe
of Simeon Ide. aged 81
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BELLOWS FALLS. JAN. 81, 1859.

H A BUSINESS ITEM.-Under the forego-
ing head, the Brattleboro Phenir publishes
a table giving the amount Of -four and grain
consigned to different persons OF business
firms in Brattleboro during the year 1858,
which give the following footings
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

The wheat manufactured into flour, would
make that item about 10000 barrels. Ac-
compsnying this table the Picnic makes
the following remarks:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
.PPLES

II Y the barrel, for sale at
ID AZ uYpE,s.
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Our neighbors at Brattleboro are not
quite posted. The amount of flour and
grain sold in Bellows Falls is probably near
three times the amount at Braltleboro One
firm here alone much more than doubles
the amount given by the Picnic. Messrs.
HARRIS, STONE 81 Co., have consented to
our publishing the amount of their sales
during the year 1858, which was as fol-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

Few people OF the large amount Of -four sold in
this village during single year and that Batteboro his
become chief point trade in -four and grain in this
mart of he Staten
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o. F. w GODS S.
R- EN- ~ - - .

nR. pUpONco's Sir James clarke's and Blanchard, !.
~ Female Pills for sale by 20 In THORN.
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CsoogIyG EXTRACTS. Of ~.r,c-s. sirss .,ors.l.
: - sssHIsAs-
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HYpE,s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

MIsrAKE.--We notice in our last issue
mistake, made by our compositor, in the
death of Mrs, Hannah Ash, who died il
February, 1858, instead of 1858.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

For the New Year Now is the moment to subscribe.
KRoUPLES' Great Dutch Story. RUDOLPH DER PHANTOM
on, DIR CHAMPION ALfENBuRG."
Cords + Funny Pictures by The Triangle
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-03
ABBEVLLE SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1859.

traction inspired; but soft rosy glow was
,inging the East; bright harbinger Of a
brighter radiance; it was tue dawn of Ma
rion's wedding day.
And SO our little wreath was finished
and presented with suitable speech by the
bride. And what shall add, but that on
the following morning the Sun shone so
gaily on the wedding that it seemed as
though November were assuming the style
Of May in compliment to the joyous occa'
sion.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-03
" MAY, SWEETMAY,"

May is the happiest month of all the
grand New Year" says the ballad witch
Dempster has rendered immortal in song.
1t surely ought to be, for it is the season Of
loves Of the binds, Of the bursting forth OF
buds and flowers, Of the growing Of. tile
grasses, of the awakening of Endy,nion
Summer TO full and passionate life Good
reason, then, why the poets have laid rhymes
innuntrabIe upon the May Queens altar.
If We had poets pen, it should rlaprolss
the month. for our fancy is away to the
fields and woods, and social soli,udes"
where dear Mother Nature is at lo,ne,"
ready to welcome every willing visitor, Oh,
this pent-np city is drying up The very
springs Of being, and if it were not ,'thsst
the old sea is near we verify believe, ws
should pitfe for very want of soul nutrir,ent.
Cod made The country, man made the towi,!
and they are just as far apart in their glo-
ries aud beauties and holiness rs God and
man. The city fop don't thinka so-=-ti,e.
city. to him, is the only place FL 10 lfveeifi.
That's fact--onIy fit for him 10 live in,
with his mind given up to bis neck.tie.sThs
confirmed city parson is rather inclined TO
think the city the best place to'preach jn.z-
Doubtless it is but it is SO hard a place to
practice good life in that we could wish
some of the ousess@ere miles apart apalr
witt; n few meadows and flowers and bifds
between. A city is simply, necessity. OF
money getting. which God has li,llss sya,.
pathy wilh lie made the country "a. Weld,
Its treasures upto all, without price; with.
ont asking any return except what spnrriinas
from happy life and peaceful dsatl,. sHSw
very. few people really aIndsrstandl
Alright! = Let our preachers. expoend tno9s
from the great book of Nature %6dsisa
from the books q. /. tie churcl, I'D Nan hss
talk more o., God, as he ybe is, known 8 Ss
through his infini,ude of good, works, vsthse
than he 's'sapposed to Do BY ties fpssHhe
tors in Divinity, and the ppseopis WilEhhsSiSe
FIJI 70 enier,aip riob!sf idea of Life. of its
tras islssiepe aha it, Msl results, ID VIA, y
sLeos afoF,is thausssds snleiasss
May, sweet May! Ga
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-03

"A teacher wishing 10 explain, 10 "a little
girlthe manner in: which lobster cast his
shell wbeh.he hasaou'gro~n it,said, "What
do you do when you've ouigrows,in your
diott'es!" You throw them asine, sine, don't
yosn e. SSoh. ,no" replied tho little oue,, s,Os
ilet out ts tveks! n3,s.s0 ssg7,s :. pai "a.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-03

" You would be very pretty indeed" said
a gentleman patronizingIy to young lady,
"if-your eyes were only Il little larger." -
- MY eyes may be very pretty, sir. but
such people as you don't fill them!' SIZE
chawed him that time, didu't She So
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-03
TERms---Two DOLLARS PER ANNUm,l
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
From tie Southern Field aud FIreside.
BALLAD AT SEA.
BY W. GILMORE sIMMs, ESQ.

The jewerd breast of night
Swells calm beyond the breeze
while, like bird. we take our flight
Ger wild and lonely seasl
Yetm prayer is given,
To ward the tempest's wrath;
And hearts laid bare to Heaven.
(Dear hearts! sweet heartsD
Send blessings on our path!
One home, know, in sleeping:
One dear, sweet cottage home!
Ahl there. one heart is weeping
Within a silent room!
Her fancies follow fast my flight
She strains her eyes throughout the dark +.
And shuddering. fears, in storm and night,
(Sweet heart fond heartily
That wild seas wreck my barquel
All, me! how still we doubt,
Even Of the hope possessed;
As ruby lips will perk and pout.
Though pleased to be caresscdl
A sudden doubt, if weeping now,
That loved one watches sad and lone;
A jealous fancy racks my brow
(F:ail heart! false heartily
Am forgot as soon as gonei
We vex our hearts with idle fears;
For, ahl too we'll we know how soon
The smile will chase away the tears,
To loving memories such boom
And thus We doubt if they are sad.
The distant dear ones whom we fly;
We fancy that each face is glnd.
Vain hearts! false heartsD
With thoughtless joy in every eye!
That. through the gay saloon they rove.
While mirth and music glad the sense
Hear other lips in speech Of love.
To other hearts make recompense;
That, circled by strangers arms,
The faithless loved one, shamlng both,
To other words of pleading warms-
(Frail heart! false heartily
And all forgets her plighted troth
Let me not doubt the maid love:
Yet, ahl what hours Of true delight.
Would to fortune now forgive.
To know she sorrows through the night
Hears rising winds with rising tears.
Watches each cloudwreath through the
day.
And in her chamber. pnle with fears,
{Sweet hearti dear heartily
Weepe the slow, weary night away!
Orr HArTERAs. May. 1s3-.