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, 1860-07-10
VA4unble AeceaalonR to the Hepub-
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Correspondence Of the D. troll Adve'tte..1
s%rf 1n1r

The Republicans oftbis city have just finished
The erection of a pole, 40 feet in height, from
which waves dag 90 feet in length, With the
names of our candidates inscribed thereon. The
event was duly celebrated By one Of the most
euthusiastio meetings that Old Saginaw" has
ever seen. People were present from several
Of The country towns, bearing banners with ap..
propriate mottoes. Speeches we're delivered
from temporary stand hu1iedly constructed
fo1 the occasion. Milo Blair, editor Of the Re
publican, made telling speech.
Henry kerchof and F. Leopold, two Of our
most prominent German citizens, who have
hitherto been tbeleaders Of the German Denoc-
racy in the city. and who- have recently re-:
nounced Locofocoisu, appeared upon the stand
in responss to numerous calls, and gs7c ,brief
history Of tbs causes which hRd induced them
10 withdraw from the ranks Of The p1o.Alarefy
party, and advised their countrymsn, BY whom
they ara a1most universally beloved and re-
spected, to 20 and do likewise. ,Messrs.
Kercnoff and Leopold are Important accessions
to the Republican party in this section. aud are
languages. As soon ns our county ticket il in
the Geld they will take the stump IN its support
The enthusiasn for~ Lincoln and Hamlin
amongst the Gesmsus Of this. locality is.atmost
&4s@FAAsA8%! '''s %s H. ~
, 1860-07-10

Mr, II. S. AyER1L1-Dt1r Sir I: This is the
second letter we have received from you direct
ing to to send the Pass AND TRIBUNE to Inrer~
ness. Please tell US in trhak STATE Inverness is
situated; and We shall bs most hsppy to comply
With your request. There are three lare-aestts
in the general Post Office Direetory-one in
Ohio. one in New York, and one in North Car
olina. Is it any OF these? Ifso, which one9
, 1860-07-10

REpusI,oA1 RALLY At -Elrasy1l1r-Ther
was = verJ Iarge aud enthusiastic Republican
meeting bald II EllisEille, in Fulton county, On
Saturday last. The crowd numbered about
1000. Two brass bands were in attendance.
and several campaign songs we're sung by thc
Glee Club. The meeting was addressed by Lion.
l.. q. Waters, of this city, and several other
speakers. Fulton county Is all On Ere with en-
thuAiasm, and will in November next, give
Lincoln ind Hsmiiu good majority
, 1860-07-10

n Ar. Thos. orton, news agent ut Ottawa,
has got capital engraved likeness Of" Old
Abe" surrounded with a wreath, and d scroll at
the bottom with the words Abraham Lincoln.
The engraving Is designed to be stamped on the
corner Of envelopes.
, 1860-07-10

Ell is 4aid that Hr. Douglas and Iii.
BFsckinridge are in the daily receipt Of thou
them upon the harmony which thsy and their
respective friends have established in the Demo-
cratic party. They bear their congratulations
as well ss could be expected under all the cir.
cpmxtauc1H, :, -.
, 1860-07-10
Correspondence

l1fIf&GHA. Iuhe ID ls6V.
Ealto,s P.ezs and Tribune:
I Geah:-iour paper ceased TO- come TO me
about the time Of the Republican Convention
in your city. and some th1ec weeks since sent
Jon fifty cents for Its renewal, lin stampa.) l
hare seen nothing of The paper since it stopped,
as stated above. Without further comment
please let the paper be forthcoming, and ob'ige
i sincere friend 10 the Republican cause and
lorer Of the PnEss AND TR1prSz.
, 1860-07-10

FlRx-The Dwelling houss Of tue Rev. ]. B.
Logan, as Aiddleto~n. near Alton, was burned
on Saturday morning. Ills loss il about $4,000,
with IN insurance Of Il 200.
, 1860-07-10

GIVE have heard Of horse thieves, when
pursued, splitting for the woods or the praf-
ies, but Ne must do the Democratic party
tho Justice 10 say that il has .psis fsr IL P911's
, 1860-07-10
FOHElGN NEW0.

.nopsSssnss Of QArfbAtdf to procure . Flat
e..Dssp~rsfs Rssofrs oF B1n6&ss .Sdrfssrs
..-Coahfss dssAcAta tbs HoxsS OF F'ssrs~--
4sarp Hs1rms~.0amsFs to fht Cr9pse--
FsArs Of q Famine. SC.
, 1860-07-10

r~Mr. 'Breckinridge bas got 2. decidedly
concsye faee: Ard Ne judge that in No.
vember he will find himas4 fke hl9 lace
dishad;; :F'-
, 1860-07-10

II The Tennessee delegations split into two
pieces 1T Baltimore, and now each Of tho pieces
has issued m address 70 tho Tennessee Democ:.
racy- There's 20 peace between The pieees-and
no prospect Of any,
, 1860-07-10

outf M " -N -o1H0 1H An'
Sal. Of tn. B.rse~ LtorAry--.snsedoss Of |
~ 20 M.ani, .u.rL.,.. % .nnsnk n.snns 1S"1a
<s--I1s 0.slioa !u.sd.r-- Poltffes, <ss.. Il
lson,peaccpc. o, tic P.~s and Tnluac.]
NV iozx, fsid.y, July tsh, lss'.
Inc no1ar5 o'>!ne 1a'e ~ laism bnrton-au.
.nof' ac'of ana mnnager.-ls now announcer
lot S@s OF tae SIN OF ocsooeF' aad pf1nseu cA.-
aaogue o' Us treasures mas been pFep~ea.
aa's comprises oSefo'ooo lots' coser'ng' p'opse
o'y' tnsee umea that NUMBER o' sepafa'o 'o,'
unes' IN al departments ot feao'ng tn,s s'''
lection 's very complete oat N "o'As telal!ns
70 rne osa"a anu 1ne o1S'1lon1e a1'' aau -
shakspeaflana' It was mr. nur'ons praas 10
'uaAe ~ 'n' n.oa' so..p, w. 80. e.o 80. ~
coa1.sy. .aos. ~ W. - ss:3:ea9sS =
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Mns4ueo .ae y, - ;, nv oo a. eesa Ia~s.a. 1 ~
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wa &c et.IsSaa-. - ..;.;o,sm. ~ .nna..,,ans
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Se.u' ~ e ...s - ,,e.,,.
nerta;.inc to the Dramatic profession should
be sold ut auction, and scattered to the fur
winds, In England, some noble amateur would
buy the whole lot, and preserve them intact for
the researches of soma future "Shakspear's
Scholar" As it is, the sale will undoubtedly
N,.D ..A". ,,,xore f.,.1 far snd na,r
Since the great comedians death, enough
anecdotes have been circulated about him 10
ell asfzable book. will give you one Of the
most characteristic. Mr.. Burton was yer7
determined. mau-as unyieidinr. and. in
fac. "A unnrfucjn1ed. in his desires and uurnos.
90 nc unsurnasaed in retort and sarcasm
while living in his last sickness. brother act-
or-;nfsrior md uufortutniate-ca,1ed unon bin,
to claim payment of some disputed ssi.ry &C.
connt. arising from Mr. Burton, III his naanave-
-;a, cnnac;,v, bav;nc fo,mer,v einnioyed ia
claimant ma ona Of hi. stoek oomn.nv. Retng
admitting to his room. the actornressed his
claim. Mr. Burton refused to recognize it.
Then the farmer. warming with what be DEEM
ed ,ha brutality Of the dvirc man. forgot the
proprfeties Of the occasion. "Mr. Burtou,"
said he. "you are diving. and diving r;ch,
am poor and needy, and have d claim against
vou which you know cannot proye. Nov do
= ..ooa a.od ona d;,a.c:t vo,r ,aon,a to,,.,.on
aE'ou ose3t euu 0Ae~ 'o"A pS'P'e opA5 me'
burton, unyieldingto the last, swore that It, live
or die. survive or perish he would MT nav him
,a,tn aThs, ;, said tha a.,a,;r;,u a.s;,..
~, ~o'
~ II Ia
, 1860-07-10

fhs Comsdtan-- The -H-<sc .HtnfnE Hvord
and tbs A9otks .uarltfs"- Flora Amd I'Atth"
eH.-Ths 03eli0a .NHGds r-- foitffes. ess. =:
, 1860-07-10

1xroRTAr1os or SHErr.-T5e Iowa City Re-
publican Of last Wednesday says that Hon. J.
B. Grinnell passed through that town last week
from The East to his home in Powesheik county.
lie had been to Michigan for the purchase Of
sheep. and had bought o,loo hesd. They are
principally Meriuos, but he secured some Lei
cesters aud Soath-downs. Mr.. G. slready had
some 500 on hi, farm, which he says hare real
lied him IS per cent. on the money invested.
This fact goes far TO prove that sbeep raising
IN Iowa il profitable business.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

Owens's " FOOTBALLS on the Boudaries OF
Another ~ GRID" !" while il is better authen-
J]caCed than half OF the narratives admitted
into these volumes of the supermundane.
Those, therefore, who are ready to subscribe
TO the truth Of the variations given by
Owans-who, himself, has come to believe
in an intermediate state OF progression,
will be sadly puzzled upon what grounds TO
discard the Benedictine Monk Of st. Fln-
cents Abbey. as an illusion. The follow
ING is the communication of the worthy
Abbot:
EDIroRs DIsPATcH-Dear Sirs A friend Of
mine handed me a copy Of the Dispatch Of
the Goth instant, drawing my attention 10 q
Queer Story" telling that recently, while
L" Mass" was being celebrated in Latrobe, the
spirit Of some priest or saint appeared and
communicated the information to the assem-
bly that it was all misapprehension about
" PurgGt0ry," 10 such place Of intermediate
state Of probation existing and worse than
all, that but two priests had as yet found their
way to heaven.
The truth is, that at St. Vincent's Abbey,
near Latrobe, Novice saw, from the 18th
Sept. until the l9 Nov, 1859, every day, from
eleven TO twelve O'Clock, 4. NJ, or from
twelve TO two o'clock in the night, the appa-
rition of a Benedictine Monk in his full tes
tival dress.-After all, he asked him, In the
presence of another member of the order
what he wanted The spirit then answered
that he had been suffering seyenty-seven years
already, because he had not said seven Masses
of obligation that he had appeared to seven
other Benedictines, at different times, and
had not been heard ard that he woald have
to appear after eleven years again, if lie
would not help him. He wanted then seven
"Masses" said for him; besides this the Nov
ice should, for seven days observe the strict
est silence and retreat: and more, he should
say for thirty-three days each day three
times the Fiftieth Psalm" barefooted and
his arms stretched out.
Thia was done from the Dist November till
the 25th Llecemb Der, when the last Mass was
celebrated, and the Ghost disappeared. Du-
ring this time he had appeared several times
again. exhorted the Novice most E.pressively,
to pray for the Souls IN PUgGtory, since they
suffer very hard, and consequently are very
thankful 10 those who concur 10 their reGemp-
tion aud. sad enough, said that of the five
Priests vino had already died at the abby.
no one was yet in heaven, but suffering in
Prgatoly
This is in substance the facts that gave orr
gin to your strange report we give it as much
credit as it deserves; but this report is cor
rect.
E MINER, Abbot.
s.. Yincent's Abbey, Goth Feb, 1860.
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Fancy Froh .to, Blame Mango or for
Creams,-Bcat the whites of four eggs to
roth, then stir in half a pound of pre-
served raspberies, cranberries, or straw
berries. Beat the whole well together, and
lien pour it over the top of your creams
IT blanc mango.
Cream Custard.-Mix pint of cream
o1.d one Of milk, FIVE beaten eggs, a table
spooHful Of -four, and three Of sugar; add
aatmeg to the taste, and bake the custards
lis cups or pie-pans in quick oven.
Lemon Jely.-Put on slow fire an
ounce Of isinglass pulled into small pieces
and rinsed, pint of water with the rind
Of six lemons. Stir it constantly until dis
solved. Then add pint Of lemon juice,
and sweeten it to the taste with nice white
sugar. Boil the whole for four or five min
utes, color it with the tiacture Of saffron,
and let it pass through flannel bag with
out squeezing it. FIJI your jelly glasses
with it when partly cool.
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THE
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Good and Bad Four-Flour inspectors
have simple way of judging the quality
of -four, and bakers and good housekeepers
also expected to be adopts, when the
a7l .s easy The surest method is said bv
those who know to be the following: Look
at the color; if it is white, with slightly
yeiiowish tint, it is good and if it is very
white, with blueish cast, or with black
specks in it, condemn it. Examine its ad-
hesiveness; wet and knead little of it
between your fingers if it works soft and
sticky it is poor. Throw lump Of dry
aour against smooth perpendicular sur
.4ce; if it falls like powder, it is bad.
Squeeze some of the -four in your hand,
and if it retains the shape given by the
pressure, it is good sign. Flour that will
stand all these tests is safe to buy.
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To the Taxpayers Of Mifiin County

As a general thing, the COMMISSIONS -
Mifflin county could not we'll notice spos.' q
tions as to their duty Published anunymoseir
but a communication in the Gazette of -
9th February. signed A Considerable IT,
payer," calling upon the undersigned E,r =
formation relative to matters in which be a.
leges they generally have an interest is ~.
haps of sufficient Importance TO merit = r,,nnl.
The Commissioners have no desire To conrssi
any part of their expenditures, and here ayor.
their willingness 10 make explanations. 50 a.
as lies in their power, to any one w,o MN.
call upon them. la many Of the Suggpst;rr's,
of that communication they see notL;ra
unreasonable, though it would require mn~ea
labor to give in detail the various items =,
thinks ought to be published. OH
fox scalps for instanee) are paid by the Trao,
urer on certificates from justices of tI,
Peace, and are therefore not properly within
the jurisdiction Cf the Commissioners. otl
ers are probably SO interviewer with general ~
ders as to render a separation extremely 1f
fcult. They however suhioin such items -,
may be Of interest, with the remark tbo, ~
far as the county debt is concerned. no nart
Of il was contracted during the past year, "
WM. CREIGHTON
JOHN PEACHEY
B. BRATTON.
Commissioners.
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What Everybody Wants.
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER
And Counsellor in Business,
BY FRANK CROSBY,
oF THE pHIIADELPuIA EAR.


Ir Tells You how to draw up Partnership Pa
pers and gives general forms for Agreement
of all kinds, Bills Of Sale, Leases & Petitions.
Ir Tells You how to draw up Bonds and Mort
cages, Atfidavits, Powers OF Attorney, Notes
and Bills Of Exchange, Receipts & Releases.
Ir Tells You the Laws for the Collections oi
Debts with the Statutes of Limitation, and
amount and kind of property Exempt from
Execution in every State.
lr TELLS You how TO make an Assignment prop
erly, with forms for Composition with Credi-
tors, and the lnsolrent Laws o. every Stat e.
Ir TELLs You the legal relations existing be-
tween Guardian and Ward, Master and Ap-
prentice. and Landlord and Tenant
Ir TELLS YoU what constitutes Libel and Sian
der, and the Law as to Marriage Dover, the
Wife Right in Property, Divorce 4 Allmony.
II TELLS YOU the Law for Mechanics Liens n
every State, and the Naturalization Laws OF
this country, aud how to comply with them.
Ir TELLS You the law concerning Pensions aud
how 10 obtain one, and the Prescription Laws
to Public Lands.
IT TELLs YOU the law for Patents, with mode
of procedure in obtaining one, with Interfer-
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Ir TELLS YoU how 70 make your VIII, and how
TO Administer on an Estate, with the law and
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IT TELLS You the meaning Of Law Terms in
general use, and explains the Legislative, Ex-
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eral and State Governments.
IT TELLS YoU how to keep out of law, by show
ing how to do your business legally, thus sa-
wing a vast amount of property, and vexatious
litigation, by its timely consultation.
Single copies will be sent by mail, postage
paid, to every Farmer, every Mechanic, every
Man of Business, and everybody in every State,
on receipt of 81, or law style OF binding SIPS.
$1,000 a YEAR can be made by snterprising
men everywhere in selling the above work. as
our inducements to all such are very liberal.
For single copies of the book, or for terms to
agents, with other information, apply 10 or ad-
dress JOHN Z. POTTER, Publisher,
noy24 GIN 6l7 SAMSON st, Philadelphia.
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M OF 2 a IT'S
LIF E PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BTTTERS.

lAHE reputation Of these very celebrated veg
! etable remedies is now uuequalled BY any
others in this country or IN Europe. They are
fully established as the most universal family
medicine now in use, and they will maintain
their pre-eminent renown 6y the intrinsic and
comprehensive virtues WHICH acquired it. The
usual modes of puiery would be unworthy of
them and is unnecessary Thousands and tens
OF thousands of persons now living in perfectly
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not only in all ordinary arrangements of health,
from Impaired Digestive Functions, Costiyeness,
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lnfammatory Colds, Coughs, Nervous Weak
ness, Loss OF Appetite, Failure of Flesh, Head
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other Intermittent FeYers, Asthma, Bronchitis
Choic, Pleurisy, Palpitation Of the Heart, Rush
OF Blood TO the Head, Settled Pains in the Joints
Limbs and Organs, Affections OF the Bladder
and Kidneys, Jaundice, Dropsy, Piles (howeyer
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the greatest of earthly blessings-to the most
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Prepared and sold by
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oct6-ly" 335 Broadway, n. Y.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES =
~ Just received, large supply of new
pattern COAL OIL LAMPS of various kinds
ana prices, with the new patent Menilfs
burner, which prevents all smoke and insuree
a 2, steady fame equal to gas at about one
third the cost. For sale BY
jams r. G. FRANCISCts.
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McALISTERVILLE ACADEMY
THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,

Published daiy, triweekly and weekly, by Dobsin &
Fulton, l2s Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Daily Sc per annum, 81 for months S3 for months
81 for months Trweekly 81 per anDum, SO for nine
months, 81 for six months, and 81 for three months
The Weeks 9meriean is published 81 so per annum
eight months S four copies S.. eight copies TO- fourteen
for IS, % for 20-all payable in advance.
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DENTAL CARD.

8 The subscriber respectfully in
forms the citizens of Mif1in and
'tAIadjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the line of his
profession. Whole sets, partial sets, or single
Workmanlike manner. Professional attendance
at the residence of any who may desire il, either
IN town or country. Charges moderate. to suit
the times. Office at the rooms formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Brown, on Main street, nearly ON.
posite the Gazette Office.
SAMUEL G. MCLAUGHLIN
N. b'-fhe extraction Of teeth on the most
approved principles.
REFERENcEs-Drs. T. A. Worrall. #. Van
Valzah, Robert Martin, S. S. Cummings .nd
J. !. Marks. an'
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Oh! That's the Place!
The Sign of the
Big COZ F BID POI!

IF you want tasty COAL BUCKET,
/ If you want good TIN BUCKET,
If you want strong DISH PAN,
If you want the best LARD LAMP now in usa
If you want hundred other tin articles,
II you want Stove or two for less than cost
II you want any sized stove pipe or drum,
II ye Merchants want anything in our line. send
In your orders and we will fill them out promnt-
ly and warrant all we send you 10 hold in and
out, and consequently there will be no trouble
with leaky ware. Now all ye people, let not
want De your master, but come or send, and be
careful for nothing except that YOU hiring with
you few of the sinners, and j. IRWIN WALLIS
will wait on you with pleasure. novlO
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Chhrade.

There Is a word Of plural number,
4 foe to peace and human slumber;
Now any word you chance to take,
By adding 5, you plural make
But If an 5 you add To this,
How strange the metamorphose 10:
Piursi Is plural then more,
And sweet what bitter was before.
philadelphia Daily Se4rs.
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Philadelphia Daily News,

Published by j. r. Flanigen, l36 South Third st,es, :,
four dollars per annum
Inc Dollar Weekly Esrs, by same publisher a, s1 no,
snnum, copies for s5, % for I5 ~ A., On per
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
The Ghost Of Priest Interrupts the
Eass & Addresses the Congregation.

s remarkable story is current in Pitts
-l.-h and other parts Of Western Penn
-y,vania. 1t possesses the elements of the
yildest romance, but is religiously believed
by very many persons. We give it as it
was told TO US, without, Of course, endors-
ing the occurrence as actual facts.
About two weeks ago, in the village of
Latrobe, in western Pennsylvania, solemn
mass was performed in the Roman Catho-
lie Church, for the repose Of the soul Of a
deceased priest. \ number of worshipers
sere in the Church at the time Just as
tie oinciatIng priest was about to perform
t..g most solemn part Of the rites, his pur-
pose was checked by a most astonishing ap-
Peayance. The form of the deceased priest
himself appeared in front Of the altar, with
aand uplifted in a warming manner The
officiating clergyman stepped back, when
the ghostly priest, or priestly ghost, ad-
dressed his brother in the flesh and the
congregation. He said they were taking
unnecessary trouble to get him out of Pur,
gatory. The priest might save his prayer
and the penitents their pennies They
could not get him out Of Purgatorv, be-
cause he never was in it. Furthermore.
there Yves no chance for him to get there,
as there never was such place as Purga-
tory. 1t was all a mistake He should
feel much obliged if they could get him
cat Of the spot where he was, but that was
impossible. There was but two places of
future existence, one of perpetual bliss and
the other OF perpetual punishment. Only
two priests ever went to heaven, and he
was not one of them. He therefore warn
ed them that their masses for the repose of
his, or any other defunct parsons soul, were
useless.
With that admonition this remarkable
,stcst disappeared, and the congregation
dispersed.
On what foundation the story rests, is
more than we can tell, but there must have
been some event to give rise to such an ex-
traordinary report Clevelapd Herald,
February 25.
The Catholic Side of the above.
From the httstTg Dispatch
4 Ssrdage Story-The Ghost ofa Ben
edtctiae IN9nk Appeqrs to NoUice- IT.
dings from Furgatory alluded re-
Gently in a paragraph to current report
that the apparition of Priest had appear
ed to the living at Latrobe; and we present
below detailed account of this supernatu
raj phenomenon, in which the exagger
ations of the current rumors are corrected,
and the reality of the appearance affirmed
After all, there is nothing more marvellous
- fhav ha 1nAa
Groves Might Side Of Nature" and
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS,

Riddle.
i noun am. used t. wisdom donote.
DO. IL these present times, and times remote
am a noun. too, when as herb I'm seen,
Of eoiors two-one red, the other green;
For different uses-esch purpose good
One makes tea, the other seasons food.
When1 appear Of my first letter ref,
I'm stiil nom, with many honors left;
DeaotiEg then a space 50 very long,
Fam would We outstrip time when we are young,
-..al We its changing scenes might see and know,
this ends attained We wiser grow;
--s-E -i-l as footsteps would retrace, and fsiu,
HJ--eLsG .-alnsd. commence the search again