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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimples,
For Blotches, Blains and Boils,
For ST. Aothony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas
For letter, or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head and Ring Worm,
For Cancer and Cancer sc-cs,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Humors,
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and Irregulsrity,
For Syphilis or Veneral Disease,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases of the Heart.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
CANAL RAILROAD,

e, szs WINTER ARRANGEMENT .--eoun
sFF 80 ednessay, Nov. 10, 1859 Trains will n,
Sundays exeeptedl as follows:
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
55p A. NJ, freight train, with passenger car .aeh
Northampton, arriving at I0.30 A. NJ
1870 A. NJ, for Collinsyle, on arrival OF % A.
press train from New York
ID T. NJ freight train, with passenger car attach
Plainylie.
80 ?. NJ, arrival Of l2l5 p. NJ, train fros
YORK, connecting at Plainyie with train liartiord
ldenee and fishkin Railroad going West at Westfe4
trains on Western Railroad going East and West ,
ing passengers from Hartford, Providence and Fhhl
road al plainyiIie.
LgAyE NORTHAMPTON AT
go A. NJ, for New Haven, Connecting at vtst1
train on Western Railroad, going west seN lia,a
$40 A. Nj, tain for New York and infsfnedate :
Passengers for the Hartford Proria.-.ee and fishs
road viii take train TO Plainyile
I'D NJ, express freight sain, with passenff /
taehed, in connection with tran on Connectsut lsi
road from the North. Cop@ecting at Plainyille I'd
on Hartford, Providence and fishkir Railroad rs
and West.
LEAVE PLAiSrHIK AT
ii % A. NJ. connecting at New Haven with sNil
Express train hr New York.
305 z. NJ freight train with passenger car attsss
New Maven.
coLLiNsvnLE BRANCH TRarss.
Leave Collinsville at $50 A. NJ, and 90 p. NJ X
ing, leave Plainvlile at u 20 p. NJ, and 90 Pm
rREIeHr NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily. (sundays ere
corner Franklin and Center streets at Is p. NJ sad
At Northampton at 10 30 A. NJ. Leave Horthsmvta y
80 p NJ and arrive in New York at Is A.N-ns
without change Of cars.
Daily lines Of Stages from Northam pica % 40 =
Wiamsburgh, Haydcnyille, Florence and Hsdg 4
Collinsyile to New Hartford and winsted E - ..
to Waterbury. r. DENNIS GssszA NV
New Haven, Nov. Is, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

An ENGLISH RuLE-Rccklessncss Of
of human life has sometimes been dcsigna-
ted by foreigners, and we fear will TO much
truth, as :" Yankee or American character
stic. Certain it is that If the stringent reg
ultians in force in England in regard to the
construction of buildings, we're in force IN
this country, there would be less disasters
like the recent one at Lawrence. In Eng
land, Government Inspector is entrusted
with the duy of examining buildings dur
ing erection, and if certain rules which have
been laid down are not followed, or the ma
tcrias used are found to he unsound, such
Inspector has the power Of arrcsting the
progress Of the building. So also with old
structures. They are examined periodical
ly, ana if found to be approaching an IN
safe state, they are condemned, and down
they must come.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

owned ;h,nk weighed l30 pounds. | have
this winter weigh,sl one that brou5h, up
10 lbs. readily, Others may have them
larger. have not had extra size particular
ly in view, but expect TO have yearlng,
next autumn, that viii Weigh lio TO $50.
have sid 60 for breeding purposes the
past year; slaughtered . al home, and sold
) 10 the butcher, Bought one ard lost one
lately, and have now on hand | more than
sheared. Breed rs ofthe best sheep must
look to tllcir laurels, for the South Downs
VII mos, assurcd'y make taeir mark pretty
high on the list of good stock.
" H. Farmer. AoUiDSEck'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
a Short Talk About Sheep.

Sheep often become breachy from care
lessness. Ii does not require remarkably
good fences to turn them. ] have kept
sleep for 30 years or more on land fenced
utmost entirely with stone walls, and find no
difficulty in keeping them quiet and order
1y. In the first place, select those that
have not learned to jump ;have all gaps
properly repaired, and fa-ten the bars so
that they cannot rub them down. As
rule, look at each flock once day at least,
and see that the fences are Kept up, and
give them enough 10 eat, and my experience
is that sheep viii not learn 10 jump. Sheep
have long been favoriie stock with me,
aud for the last ten or twelve years, South
Dowas have been the sheep. ] have found
shat SO ewes well Kept VIII generally raise
rs lambs asine haze frequently done better
The past year 1 raised 10 from y, AMI
part Of the ewes we've qaiie young, and the
sambs dropped early. Alter they were two
years old. ihe ewes are very apt 10 bring
twins, so that in some focks. twins seem TO
DE iSs RUE. and single ones the exception
u often see naiiees Of the best breed Of
sheep. PefhsPs there is no one breed best
dor all farmers, yet the Downs. sLink. are
destined to occupy large space in New
England They are no, 50 large as The
iLeicesieT and ioag-WoOird- breels. bal !
think they are more hardy and sufficiently
Sarge for our soil and siinaiioh. The ine
qualify 81 the mutton i. universally ac-
enowledSsd- aiid they oi:en attain very re-
,sIecsabie size. ! Keep mine in pretty 2 ,od
siz,J 6ocks. and the largest lamb ever
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

CHESHIRE RAILROAD
WINrEg ARRANGENEsr-o and .ner "

WINTER ARRANGEMENT On and sf,., M,
w Nov. II 1859, Trains will run as follow.
MOVING EASr-Ieave
Bellows Falls ats % A. NJ. and 225 p. NJ Kr,.
A, NJ. and n p. M--aud arrive at Fitehbufv \ N
and STA NJ. Boston at 400 and as Z. M; NJ
at 200 and 7.00P.M.
MOVING WKSr.--Irave
BOSTON at 30 aud 100 A. NJ; Ff.chburxh Al ~
and 30 7. NJ. keene, IL 90 A. VI. and q 4OPN
rive at Bellows Pals at l2.2S and 40 p NJ W.
and IS z. NJ; Rutland, ASS and 500 P. NJ; BSs1
500 ?. VI.
TSains Connect as Ioiiotrs.
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLANDk BURys
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal y
burgh, Albany, Troy, Saratoga springs sch.aee,a.
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for glss.x
River Junction, burlington. Ogiensbury NaDtr.l
Johnshury, &o., via. Vt. CENTRAL, PAssvNPslCl
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, sc Both nan,
direct connection via vi. CENTRAL r.. II. f0s ii
north.
Dozen TSains Connect at FileAs.ggA
with Trains Of Fitehburgh Worcester r. r.. for W.,
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains Of worcests-t /
ua X H. for Nashua and Concord and with Train, !
Brook X. X. for Lowell Lawrence Sc
Tickets for all points West may be secured at am
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN superint.s
Superintendent Office, Keene, n. IT,, Nov Is, ID
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

Nor WELL DoNE, BUT RARE.-An ar
list, showing his pictures to customer, re-
ceived the following sharp retort:
..We!l, don't think much of this " said
the customer, holding up the picture before
him.
Don't think much of it J Why, that's q
very rare print-rery rare print, indeed
sir"
"Rare I've no doubt it is rare--it GER
tainly is not rel DOME"
If Virginia is the mother of Presidents,
then Pennsylvania must be the father, for
he is universally known as Pa.
The question Can a man marry his
mother?" was recently demonstrated in the
affirmative in Boston. Reverend ID. c.
Eddy married his own moiher-to MIR. Ja-
cob Bacon.
Some dogs are kept about house simply
to give the alarm at the approach of bur
glars. Like certain spice trees, they are
valued only for their bark.
MA, get down on your hands and knees
a minute, please
"Why, what on earth shall do that for,
pet ?"
"Cause | warnt TO draw nelephat."
Why is dog with broken leg like boy
at arithmetic? Because he puts down three
and carries one.
Why has clock a bashful appearance
Because it always keeps its hands before its
face
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
To County Commissioners
Town gents i'm vermont.

'tNiiE well established Importing House Of CHAru,
Il MAN, 50 Front Street, New York has made y
sales of the best descriptions of Pure Wines and W
Town Agents in this state justly earning By iht
OF the goods sold reputation for selling eny FUR :
and at reasonable prices. which fact should not be e
by those who are required by Law - purchase sndS
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made to Charles ~,
50 front Street, New York, or to his Agents, Wn "
". II. Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who are authorize
orders Reference may be made in regard TO the ~
and standing OF the House and the superior atss
Liquors to Edward Hungerford. Prof of chemrH'
University of Vermont; 5. W. Thsyer,M
Medical Faculty, U. V. NJ; W. Carpenter y
In same J. ;. Pierce, Agent, Burlington,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
MOTH = s .

In presenting you with Or EAroS's INfANTILE CORD
IAI we desire state It's superiority over every noStrum
that nurse or qusck has heretofore offered you.
Frst-It the preparation OF regular physician VINO y
well uaftd fOm much experience In nfintie complaints
To prrcrib, for Secondy-lt Is entirely free from
pareorc or opte Of any kind aud consequently relieves
nv removing the suffering Of your child instead OF dcnden-
ing It's scnsbes Thlrdy-t is put up with great care
rs comparison Of 10 with any other article for lnante
will show the very roots from which II dstill-
ed being dug the forests under the direction OF DE-
Eaton MANY Of them by his hands fourhly-lt Is
percty harmless and uure the most delicate IN
FAINT and l. certain and relief In all the following cas-
cs which chief merritt every other PREPARATION
via:
For all complaints attending teething, such rs ysontery
collie Be- also for softning the and relieving PAIN
regulating the bowels II Is unequalled FOR Nodn the
Head il is relief For Group, the most htal ana Try
ing Of diseases be relied with perfect confidence
and being powerful anti pasmodc in all cases OF convu'
tons or ITS earnestly recommend To loose no time
procuring Lastyit costs so much more than other
preparations the Kind that cannot afford such long
advertisements as those whose whole expenee Is their
advertising for the reason, 1t comments itsei .e
reliable all mothers In all cases the direction
wrapped around each bottle, be strictly followed
Price Is cents per bottle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

5tllOq i5d IL
s5uJ sIuuoIIo suonooI I'M loI ssaoSos luiopuoA
UNA ~ 5usn slooUos lie suBosAqd ulAs qua o ~
-nrSq pup 1000 pun 6poq qsusis ssas ~ 'sn ~
"a palysusq Gagpauml snps pus uaIplqo pslsi's'
pup aIuJ slulpldmOo 9aI Isulo pus sBuJoIos 'mnSH
aus .su0dnI4 10 W az lguloags spooI pools apL
ssloq aau moIJ lInsaI lin anna utsls
lua paInssn SuuI usA vi sapausl Isqo SuiAll l'
~ LaI9uns aQ9 ss9usuaM pup luudmoo aIr 10 'eu al
9aloq fuo Sul4Hl Ias psSuasdxa sSs@ts - ag'u'q
yaaI InalnIs pun luaosgslsom sqa pug al9q urS u'
I'D at V!sd9ds "a sIDIsaaAul lsou o al noiSs
nIqllpsU puB iaA ~ suq pus 'SluloSAul % ans
90 lin sallloq oAl IaAslTQM IsuuG Aue W ssu7
sip pdiol IaA Ino6 II 'sdoIp usl ql!A SulouSuoo
80 GpamaI suuun sql az pug lA nos 'psNHei sasio
lnot 10 'psssaldsp sds InoG 'pgq0tRb pm H'Fo4
81 d99S lno6 Alq5d sao143N uoy 5ulisAns als HoA
u .dOoa dooIar qua 20 slloq sniIa'oId ~ sln GU
Ssof 1pts Sgl HtDd 30 sisddD 10 sSoI oH sF 70 non
DIidiud 'sF,D-pDH P7GJ FsH9J Soua2pal sAlidmnsuoo
10 sluwdmoa Gug sABq nos il ~ 40 palno Alunl9ss'
ssApdmpsuoo pursnOqa IsAo uoonpolul 81 Isl
p sqluom upIM qlesV 19sIJsd % ps1olssi SYN uus
uoIa al 'qolqA qua tnoJ .a0Oa do0Ia slQl 10
uooupold sq uSsq us'sas pus qlHSu sq'
uodn poOIq qua 10 qua 20 1aags pus oouuo9 sls
,psmuI sq 6Soolqd 10 aoaqns sql suiSdds pur
dooIa aHL BNIZA1yNy rspI sqa psAys9ao9 aIossi l
ss-s9nJpld sIssi 6luaAl 30 uviotsSud lenasd sJss
,u,q 60 osB puB uoiaoLd Hopem 10 au9ulua asoui
a "a sdoq IB puo6sq psIspIsuoo 40 o. w
'uondmusuoo 60 poonpsI ussq saAsq uosaola al
GccE GoS-G.
y, r. NaiAa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
Liquor Agency.

shik subscriber having nceiyc thu apeunent Of La.
n eur Agent ior the toun Of iockii gau Nuii anra,ite,
ti ne hss asnrtnien of the yaIaus kiss. uhirh nv
saiaisa g " pure, al ais stoGv next door to Is Mar
Die establishment Rl.-s \ pr .cs.
bellows faiis Nay 8, $50. IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
SULLIVAN RAILROAn
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. s, ls,o +,
~ willrun asfollow,i we
80 al ~ - ~

II
The Morning Train freight with psss,pr,,
williea,e Windsor at 90, A. NJ, ,onn,eiisv y,
train from Montreal and Ogdensburg, CiA,ssA /
and Chsrlestown at 30, A. NJ, connectips VI !
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, LowrI, ta's
tel, and with Vermont Valley Railroad 10, So
irving at New York a ,l5 4. NJ. rue
The MailTrain willleare windsor at Lon m.
| 26, and SO, q NJ; conp,,,,, .'iu
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Borton, Wa,,'ul
also with Valley Railroad tor Spripst n
riyiug at New York at II Is, Pm An'at
The Express Train will leave Windsor nj -,
arrival Of trains from Montreal 600 A. a. AZ
t6.Oo A. NJ and Concord, N. II no As A n ~
at 40 and Charsstown at sl2, arriving at Raj
S.36 4. tremain over night leave B.ilox, Nm
NJ, for springheld Re, arriving at New York Al M
also leave Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ for Iowsl y
and Boston. ~ "
YEA a. Nh ~ H.
The Express Train will leave Bellows Fall, Al ~,
Charlesto~n at 80, Clsrvmont at TO- conn,r,is.
scr with Vermont Central Railroad for Montp.Hs =
ton Rouses Point, Montreal t6 as NJ og,lenssat1
PM and also with Northern N. II. Road .,,i,sa
/ cord at 3 % Z. NJ. 'Fi
The Mailrrain viii leave Bellows Fall, .tl9s
town at l2-54, claremontat 26, p NJ: ronps,,,,.
sor with VI Central Railroad for Montpelier H..
house ,sfoint, Montreal .ogdensburgh, &c, sss.,
River Junction. with Passum ic llailros "a, NJ,
Litteton 81. Johnsbury barton &c, ven
| The Evening Train tfreight with Pzssepr,, IA,
wiilleave bellows Falls At 8 30, Chsrssto~n M
Carrmont at '.40. p. N. for Windsor. Pass,
this train stop over night at Windsor and pIoces,
morning fat 500 A. M to Montpelier, Rouse. P5
treal, 0gdensburs, &c.
| Stages connect with both trains at Ch.,.,
| Springfield and Perklnsville. atClsremont n,
aud at Windsor for Woodstock.
EDWARD THOMPSON
CharlestowB. n IL, Dec. 5,ls5s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
M A N HOOD.

how Losi' How R-.sors
Usf Published, In Sealed Envelope On The Y
~ Treatment and Radical Cure Of spernsatarrbo, N
inal Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervousness and Il,
taSy Emissions inducing Impoteney and Mental ard
Of The Green Book y &c
The word-renowned author. In this admirable n
clearly proves from his experience that the ast
sequences OF selfabuse may he efectualiy removed 4
Medicine and without dangerous Surgical opsrsbsl
strunents rings or cordials pointing GU. a mo-,
at once certain and effectual by which every ,us-l
matter what his condition may be may cure hinls.R
~ privately aud radically This Lecture viii pro,.
TO thousands aud thousands
cent under seal TO any address, post paid, on tbe Y
81 two postage stamps, by addressing Or eli ICE5
III D., $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box ass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
Sash, Doors and Blinds.

CHARLES HOLT. Springfield, w..
M The very tst nanRfsare, 81 Rny re4uipa dinsen-
~ icons And mate q the best quality df Western aud
CANALS re At prizes bower than he found ia tis ,-
einiy. Also-
we-fera and Canada Pine Lamb~Y,
furtssl--i At the vcsy lowest prices.
All -sis ana sils q the al ne ARTICLES furus. u or
ilF. a. !. hort tnlic-. CHARLES nor r
sFTisutrid, ". jan 6 1850. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

cHun9DHr1 VT. VALLEY RAlIu
sssi.safr TiCE. On aud alter MONpAy "oAl
Passenger Trains will.aye bellows Fab, 10, NV set
500 A VI and 2. 30 Y. NJ aud returnin 9 l.."shs
vt l0i0 A NJ aud 4 80 Y, NJ. M.
Freight Train caves bellows fali,at 6.aOAs
tlcboro at2 81 Z. NJ, slM
The two passenger trains over this route .so,.
sS .ss S Mss ,nS JGnnss,'est River
New York On the North with thu Rutland ltvppl
sullivan, vt.central, Vermont 4 Canada. Con-
passun psic Rivers Railroads. forming dirse,
with whitehall Saratoga aud SCHENECTADY j. w
and White Noun tains. Burlington and M, ~,
lenshurg and Montreal. Sin.lFss
Nov. u, 1869. "i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

NOW IS the time buy your Dry Goods Cheaper than
~ they sold in this any market Iay-
ing received during the past week large choice
Goods, much under price, enables sell them the
following unparalleled low prices:
Best pripted An Wool "a Delains, AZ to 50 cts.
q plain -. 0to35
" printed French Merinocs choice styles. IS to I25
= plain shades GIL to s5l 90
. Printed English Cashmeros, only so
Plain LyoneSe Cloths. fine, q
30 Patterns of Naencias, styles, only q
Also Job lot - l2l f"
l15 Patterns good VI Dclaincs. l2i .
l25 Dress silks, desirable styles. 75 oIO
Usual Prices 81 90 to 25.
70 wool Long shaws, selling for 40ltp6 90.
Usual prices 90 to S 90.
20t % Custom made raris STYLE Coaks clos
ing out at Cost.
5 to Gases choice sly le, English and Ameri-
Prints Now selling from 81 To 10 cts
D Bales Bleaciied and brown Slr etines and
Shirtings. Very Cheap
80 Dozen Winter Gloves and from I2I cts 81 90
per Pair.
= Md Giovcs that worth 81 o. selling for q cts
20 Ribbed Bay state. Hose. al celors. oniy 70
100 linen Handkerchief, Cheap, from sets to Al o.
10 wro't Collars, closing out, % e. to IS cts.
Worth - to 81 %
10 Best watch Sp1ins-s teel-skirts only Sc spring
The sve are not the only good bargains be found At
th- establishment. MY stock OF
BoNNETs, RIBBONS. HOODS AND FANCY GOODS
are al marked down. and every customer who has shin.
Ing HSrth q spls 70 buy, T. cordially Invited 10 examine
th inH'ease 'tock lfrc purchasing sOch bariins arr
not to ic feund elsewhere.
ny Mo,tois, ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
o. J. PEATT.
BrattehoEo Vermont
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
CABINET FURNITURE!
THE LOWEST PRICES

consisting in part Of the following articles viz
CHAMBER SETS. ELEGANTLY ornamental ntfpR.trs q,
every description SOFAS paTor and common CHAIRS II
all Sinds and prices. EXTENSION TABLES CARD c.N-
tut and COMMON IA Bii= of all kinds wASIIST ans
hAt TkEEs. TIA FOYS- OrruMANs, WHAT NoTS,
CliAMlkR SINKS. BEDSrEADs, Of every .lesrrip,ir1
LuohlNU GLASSES. MUSIC SEATS. MATTRESSES Of NJ
kinds. WILLOW CARS and CARS for ehilIres- - -
pre TO suit the purchaser cOFFiNs Of all sizes
here.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
Wood ChannerS Wanted.

IL ANrfD INN EDIkrELV-A n0yEN
W tsss ssaicaaa,.-r- kpplF teC Gil AgLEs ufuKCII
sfsr.
E,isoss FL, pc. =. 1853. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
'GSc.E GoS-G

Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists, No. 36 Maiden
Lane York. and by all respectable Druggists through
out the country. Z'-ly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
What the Dred Scott Case decided

In the 10 vol. of Howard's Reports p
395, it is stated that the Supreme Court
of the United States decided in the Dred
Scott case as follows:1
Sd. "Every citizen has a right to take
icih him into the Territory any article Of
property lrhich the Constitution Of the Ini-
tel States recognizes as property"
4ih. "Ihe Constitution Of the United
.Sates recognizes .Siares as property, ana
pledges the Federal Government to PROTECT
IT. And Congress can not exercise any
more authority over that description than
it may constitutionally exercise over prop
erty Of any other kind"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
"OLD AUNT HAWAII"

Lers wait li,le longer, Tom!
Before We westward 20;
Let's wait. for old Aunt Hannah's sake,
'Twould break her heart, know.
Loo. al her in her corner there,
Her head is white as SNOW.
The las, leaf Of the good old tree
We can not leave her 50.
!, This old mansion was She born,
Her ioys and grIels were here:
How well she loved and nursed us all
Through many a changing year
See now she's smiling al The IRE,
And whispering something low.
She's thinking Of our Christmas times,
o, long and loag ago
Beside Won crumbling garden wall
Our gallant father hes,
Our good old mother a his side
Aunt Hannah closed their eyes,
She was The playmate Of lhem both,
Some fifty wears ago
T. leave those dear old graves behind
Would break her hssgl, know.
When the old soldier parcelied out
HIS treasures, great and small.
Aunt Hannah he would give 10 none,
He gave her TO US all.
We lad his good sword on his breast,
For he had charged Us So
Whilst old Aunt Hannah kneli in tears
All Tom, We can not go!
Her falling sands will soon be out,
The kindly anse. come,
And lead the good, old, faithful soul
To our great Masters Home.
And when we've marked her simple grav
And dropped tear or SO,
Wen urn the ashes OF the past,
And westward gaily go.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
h,.n e,uata Star & L.u.sssgrg eRren.:I.
Az INDEPENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL
r..usS FRIDAYS. al IeHisbur@. Union county, Penna

-yryS-sl 20 per wear. 70 HE pam IN .Dy'Nct-ani
.g,- r.fr n longer or shorter period. Thus, 90
~ f5r W months. ctsfr tx months del.
- -bi mouths 2io! for sixteen months Dol Tor two
. f-T tur copies year, $40 for ten cOlles one
=. a. S,nc!s Nos cts- Payments by mai! paid
,rt IL gold qo>tAce stamps or bank notes AZ their
-, - Most kinds Of Produce received in pay.
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