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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

WINTED-A GENERAL EuCSEWOsK SERVANT.
W mus. Re cook snd ironer Apply A, 81
ges SO. ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SITpAT1IN WAkTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- We man. to do ccOiI hing iropipg or general
3U,h St., teiwt en- 7th and h ava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

= OuSF kFr) ERR sIr"ATIUN ~ASTsD-BY A
II widow ci good hdtress End ably ted
superior bcus keeper fully competent In every spsot
ereDceH OF The biggest Character gwen apply 70 Law
Co, 90 East Ia ID st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA.
n cook washer and roner understands bust
ness tborous objection 70 go ashor distance In the
country would do g1ne al homework In small private
Family Best OF city references DC given from her last
employ Gail st 20 West 16th in he rear, top oor
tween etl and 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

lUl SEKrfPkR'R SIT ALTON wANTSn-aY AN
IL meri an widow Of middle ase, who il siuog
he SELF General useful Ais for Il girl tall
years OF aga p,ops 'snily @il be r aed
on of their own. CAL 1T 81 Macdoug i street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

RESPECTABLE GIaL WANrs A 5rrUATIOS TO
"A do chsmberwork VI wai ing AND assist IN w1biog and
ironing ba three city ree from hr last s'u
for rs West list ST. s,rner OF
7th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SITUATION wANTED--BY AN EXPERIENCED
N young woman, aud chamber
wsitres; has sewing machine required coed
eiiy references. Apply at nc 9th ay top floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOB ALBANY AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North and West Trains
leave
FBoM CHAMBERS STREET. FROM STREET.
Express and IL NJ, and 725 II 25 A. and sos and
$50 and L. N. 5:25 L. M
Troy and Albany with seer. 1045 N. Sundays nclud
irg carr, 1915 ?. NJ. ed). -
PopghkeepEc trnin, A. NJ b25 A. NJ and l. 10 and &C
1876 and 2. NJ. r. NJ.
Paekskl train, $50 P. NJ, S@P NJ.
Fling Fling train, $3.50 A. NJ, lp:l5 A. and 10 and n
34s and t30 7 ~ NJ.
Fsbkil train, GAO P. NJ l:l5 7. M.
a. V. SMITH, Superin endent
NEW YORK, HAsLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
mt mt commencing MONDAY. May q. is6l--I A. NJ FAST
Train, from Twenty sixth street station for VII.
ansbTidge White PlaDs Cloon Falls Dover and ali
LEGAL trsins See time t.bie
JOHN BURG HILL, Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

sf-uhr 'Oa WAE7EU--PY 4 ..EsPE TIA PIE GIRr,
" a. do cha, 6eYwosR or lgbs homework N d gn4I ~
gate Fam, Y: ref, from last place. Can b. Tor tWa
"a, q al AS Fulton W Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

NITUATlGNs WAN ED--BY TVO kNi4llSH @OSEN
One IN cod cook and bah understands the
OF mi and butter; the othsr as chambermed ~aress
chds nu seis coed seametress No objection 10 the
country. Good references. Please call 1903 Ees 2Sb st
Of seventh avenue, third floor room NO G. Can
be for Two dhys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

w AHtEI-A s,TUa1I,N, By KBsoEci AaLG
" Young woman IS an eycai"nt cook; do all ktcds
OF meat De dishes unr erstapds SOUP h.
flesh oul h. .e referep ca from Der 1st p
sh- has w ID years. an excellert BAKER
Can re seen at 2o s,b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
,.rcN.vsuus wAxTnD-rEMAEa..

WSE'Ep. by RNRPFCTsRLE GIRL, sIvU ALTON
~ cfaT b@,in.'d 'odo ~s;hrg sud Mn; ort- ke
?f % d"n ~ vrg N mai h"J- OF uaesul Can
py' NE WY hsto &c on niea datops for
days At 81 West l3 st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

WANTED-A HOUsEKEFPEU IN THE COUNTRY.
W an hmeltcsn lady who Is crmptent the entire
charge Of The house With all It's branonc may bear OF an
sTeeable and pit asant home; be edurat ine
grDi Honesty AND sobritty IL he required gsneman
hiss no family ddr+ts In applicants handwriting one
weeh, j w., sing Sing Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

A SITUATION WANT ID So D9 A RE.PE TABLE
A young " do ohamoerwork plain ~ vi or ~
aaist pouing hss oooc;iUn 10 tbs
country for the summer Gall at 40 I'd sy botweea "a aad
50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 LaCv 10 DESTROYS OF PROoUR:kG A sITUA-
y etk a. ~ L ast Ath 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

"a AN9f D. IN akODKLtN. y sIIra Tor By A re.
spectshe yonr2 womnn to do Cd mo-r sork aud TAX,
~ chuc en- or 10 60 light hfu soyk for al
800 CITY reference be for tys 50 Is. AL
w 81 between nth snd hoyt SIS SouLS srookyr in The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

LADY IL DsSisOu5 40 UBrsIV A GOOD sI"UA
n ton for fsh n who has toea with her
for the past three yaus Can at her present en-
ploy er's 2I5 West 10Th a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

rwoPRoTt sTANT eIRr WISH iIruATIoN.-oSE Az
chambe rmad ard waitress and the other as nurse ind
would asss In The house york; willing obliipe no
objection to city country Ca at nelson d. south
Broob]yn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SITUATION HAE1ED-BY a YOUNG WOMAN, AS
IL good pain COCK and FIST rate washer and oner 10
lection ia the country has the best of city
Can be at 226 west houston Varck, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SBAMsIRFsa.-wANT,D D. BY TBORoOGuLy CON
" peept person siuai eeau.s'ress; make chd
rep's cobes end lad under gsrmepls every sy, ia
quick and neat 1T AL kinds ~ family sewing
give sample of work aud reference at hr
present situation ia ~ tn avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

y fsmi'y III operae ~beaer 1,lsoN' - ling
ci inc; ond 60 by the 'aV week nth: aiujl
Of OH oud take clio BIZ In exe1angs .ns sii OF
cash Address l. l. beTak oice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

ATEZEKItL's OLD STAN, 1884 SEVENTH AvERUE.
"A ladies and nts obtain Fl IS TO S,5 FOR SILK
dresses from ss to SS for Coats and from 50 So for
pot ctusly att nded to by EZE KEEL 3k seventh
bet~ Nineteenth twentieth Ladies'
tended to by Mrs. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SITUAT TON WAN'ED-BY A GIRL, TO 90 CO1v ING
~ washing ard trenfnf genera bnusework No oh lee
lG9 ulberIy st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 YOUNG WOMAN WIsHEs S,1UAvI IN IN
"A private family to do general housewok Ia nrs rate
oner he best of reference from har
asst lace. Gail for days at $40 greenwich st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

CDUATJOSS WANTkD-Bq Two aESPsCrABLE
~ young girls ladys nnaid and under
IT. pds curing apc leipg, would do cnamoerwo due
washing; the other wal understands
pefec iy Bsve he best Of city references Prefer the
country for the Can be 81 West for
two davs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SITHATION WAETFD-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE
- girl 70 do cbambcrv o1k and waiting taks
onny sna 40 pam sewing; sey rusty girl and highly
be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 RpSpE0fAsl e WOMAN Wan SA .frGlrIJv N
n nprivai. f. miy good LAIN washer an,
give The est o. civ referef dress i2i bia ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 SIrUATVON WANTED--7Y 4 RESPECT LIE
"A " girl, 10 cook WISH eyd iroe, or 70 dn
10 small firmly underrtAbds bread and bs:
baking Good city reference gwen. Apply az 504 TIN fol
,wo days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

RESPECTABLE MARRIED. WOMAN, WITH A
a frelh breast of milk, who lately lost he. baby
81 uston wet Call at 81 Hicks strcat Brooklyn
fICn be. emep..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 n AMSkICAN WIDOW, OF GOOD ABB LILIES,
vtsf he ~rpi.ncence Of sap'lemsns house or
would uns eItake Ia usy any llh enpl Yment as
II r her board bae dispose Of
al a. ado bUn,s e. z itorstio st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

FAIR PFICE PAID FOR LADIES' AgD GENTLE
"A meme ca off Clo'bing Jewelry, Furniture and Gar
PETS and pretend not to offer nominal pcfa Persons
advistd TO sci note to G. LEVENs1YN 29 Seventh
nue., between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets
Ladies attended Mrs L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

RARE CHAECF-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
"A want lot of cost of Clothing Carpets and furniture
FOR The "estern market mise to the highest pc4
fer them by calling or addressing note n. ELLIS %
SIEVE nth between sixteenth sreets
Ladies attended to by Mrs Ellis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

4 s1yuaTInawAntED-B b. A7ol No AND g.AL'1T
q woman rurss; has M chi ina 10 90 IL tn5
crurry Can aa Vest 18Th st between ans ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

sl1uAriCN WANrED-Bg ReGrE Crt SIZE
"A yoprg TO do chamnerworh ~ mind chiiir.n,
or general al family 1ood city
reference given Gall fer days at 800 sprDs ST.
of = uds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

TEACHER-A LsDy, ACCT STONED TO TEACHING
vants stnaion; she understa nds all kinds Of Sc ing
and wond he willing make herelf where she would
be heats6 Of the family References given Address
Teacher, Gerald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

SITUATION WANYRD-BY A Res PECTABLE
"A young girl, to do general housework chauberwork
ar6 waitrg in small family Gcod reference given NC
% lection 10 the country. Apply at 222 7th az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

= E5;ePI GABLE Gl2L WIsHEs A SITUATION IN
a priSGe family es chembrm "a aud waitress: can
MAI giDg hss the best city Csu be seen
for tao 'sys at W Las. WARM st. Br1osy Go)
h rnl m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18

MUTATION war ED-BY A PROTESTANT EN9LISU
y 81 her chambeImad chida nurse or 10 do
the light work Of ciiyate any apply at the
her present eml loyer, 22s 9Th St., near % av.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-12
GEN. M'CLELLAN.

With the retirement of Gen. Scott
came the Executive duty of appointing
in his place Gene'al-in Chief OF the
army. 1t is a fortunate Circumstance
that neither in council nor country was
there, so far as | know, any difference OF
opinion as to the proper person to be Sc
lected. The retireirg chief repeatedly
EXPRESSED his iudgmet in favor OF Gen
Mcclellan for the position, and in this
the nation seemed to give an unanimous
ooncurreuce. The designation OF Cen
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-12

The relation Of the Government with
the Indian tribes have been lately distur-
bed by the insurrection, especially in the
northern superintendency, and in that of
New Mexico. The Indian country south
of Kansas is in possession OF insurgents
from Texas and Arkansas. The agents
of the United States, appointed since the
4th of March for this superintendency,
have been unable to reach their posts,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-12-12
GEN. SCOTT.

Since your last adjournment Lieut..
Gen. Scott has retired from the heal of
the army. During his long life the ma
ton has not been unmindrul of his merit;
vet in calling to mind how faithfully,
ably and brilliantly he has servd the
country, from a time far back in our his
tory, when few of the now living had
been born, and thenceforword continually,
| cannot but think that we are still his
debtor. | submit, therefore, for your
consideration what further mark of rec
ognition is due to him and ourselves as a
greatrul people.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
Large IBcli,

IW ArVpCE 90 PvsJF-N Ncs,cr,lay after.
noon. th" tell Tor the new Catholic Chur, 3,
Father fluHkettsi 10 this cit, Vas bruug hs
up irptu th" wharf II weighs twenty I've hun.
drrd pouBd.. bN Tar the largest ringer IN tht.
city perhaps "a thus ss~tiup IL VA prrs.nt-d
~ the excellent and e,is, med uastur b, a
,Atholtc gentleman in Norfolk ~. donation
- 80 muniGrcnt AMI made With such anss-
trHtstou. that w. cannot resist the temptation
Z" gave The mutual l-tigr. a. h.s nAInr james
u bchan. hsq Sui " any of our r,aIsr.
hni u out 30 iuii arr not rr-l,uu.ihis far
sbos't' 'ug ihr dpo"r~ moslc-t, Such El,ralit, .
h"-cvcr. do-Hrs-S5urnt5uu rsres aliy wb.u ti,-
r. -rtirmyr ~ % s'..k- - o., 90 Sab rls'I
W extra 'ba Abo,, iruia tbe Portsu oath
Trm'rr.pf Of ih' ~ instant Il ~.u Le -.
collected that thr tath.li, Cbarcb lorisuio. &,
vNs burned a few Years ago hut tbr .rHsfauea
Die cnerg, pf the worth, Pastor .,tani- forth
,n tbH erection ~ Isa thmsA atl,r
Fi5>EET Is veil su"sn u 'H., f.r',ou ~
cuuntr, aud ~ man "t snt i.R.Hiina'iHu ~as
more beloved Ls aI ia-,.. uau tlse E,,
ju-rru ~ rL.sssrr 80, ss rtri.l pf y u,An
snl ehr..tsp ard ~. lelpIr 90 'or'.u.nHfh
snd Norfols nish, veil b. prorl of h.H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
Dark Hour.

There arr dark hours tina, mark the b,.tor,
Of the hrighic.t year. For not whole month
"a 'usny Il ia" past, has the sun shour brilliant
J! ali the time ~ there have been cold anil
stormy days ~ every year. And set ,l,c mist.
"ni shadows q the darkest hour Disappeared
AMI fled herdies'Iy The most cruel icr is,i,rs
have been Broken and dissolved. and tie ,,o.t
tur'ous storm loses i's povg.r 20 harm And
What parable ). tii, human liie ~ our inside
world Nbcrr the h,srt works NJ - .Lada,. .ng
Of the DARK hour. AMI niap, y cold blast chill.
tbc heart 20 ia core. But What matter. ~
dsn . born = hcro ard il y only iu tie dark
hess and storms thAi lcroi.m gains - gr.-asss,
and hest dr'rloIsurnt and the storm ban. it
m"ressP'dly ." iis hs-t,ny. Despair not tlrn
Neithsr give up ~hilc ou, god power b. ,o,rrs
u.s. n DISAPPOINTMENT Will not b., rraised
Morui.ing iH'lur, may Atteu.i tlns eh,.r, and
that ono bot opl, hc honest anil struggle on
and q ~ill work v,il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
IT'S "a Fearful Thing To Live.

We frequently hear I.r>pr> rcusrk that u !.
fearful Thing 60 dic hot seldom do rc hrsr
th-in ~, us a fearful thing tu live Il ma, h.,
y fearful thing 90 die Ic,rtsinly solemn one
hu, To ne i' secn, uurc solcmn. more fearful ,u
ln". That - solemn hour hen We GAR mp
on the In!iid che,k "f y loved and diving one
when w. ircl th, last pr-s-ur,-1i these lips up
On ours hrn thu last farewell r, family wL,.-
Pcrr'i- and To the d,in: ou, 1t may he solemn
10 lrnNe earth and - lowed oh ,rcis. and TO Gu
Ter the "drrHd unknown " lt, surely one need
not fear to die who hn- thought spoken anI act.
~ IN the fear of God framing all his sction.
with the great day in N,,v hen all decisions
must rsman ne thsy mad" when every -.
orci shall be- revealed. Nil ihc IA, -trric. solved.
nothing concealed. To one who has thus lived.
dying cAa oi.iy hc like
Wrapping the drsf-rr, 81 hi, ,,urh about him.
Arl iyinr down G" Il, asaHi drvam,
Bu, lLfr o. Iiir What u II to live, NJ,
merely 10 eat drink aud -lcrp- it i, TO love. TO
rrjo,oe, TO mourn. to f,yl The k,ch,st ,orro~s 1,
kn"" thc greatest pleasures
WClNe 10 j-c5l, net ,,af.. 10 ih,.ctt, r, lr,sft.
~ ir~liuS,, net iu iEu'c, ut. q :..l
hah Ht'NE fuI hi- luisu' u'F lives. 10
not with the pulsation- oi h,s hcart bat .LAlI
1--we md be iclteNcu when be- !, forgotten Thl.
makes II solemn. ycs a fearful thing 10 i've
-, who du-, not ~hudGcr 20 tie thought OF ga
cr'ius an influence which shall tell iA,urably
upon 'n und.rus .oul through all eternity
Prof Hitchcock ia hrs chapter on the -Tcle.
graph system at the JHi,c.,, Introduce, the
remarkable thcun that our wurIs our actions,
even oGr Nrr, thoushts make al iDdelihl, I'm
Prrss1on upon tA" unitcrr, that not word
has EVER escaped from mortal llgs but ii u ry--
istcrr,i indclihly upun ,bc a,mcsp phrrc We
orrntho. MLclArr tbs D. true or not. tt q, GER
'siu that al ha,, ma Influence and That ,hI.
iUhuen"c - continually sAcrird tor good or ili
upun all aFouni u- knowing iLis how sau.
uou,lY should ~c tread iscs pa,hvs, ever
keeping s"uun, at the door oi our mind that
no evil Ihought enter. and St our mouth thar ~
evil word ~ ont Ac,rss Epra. Nsir York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
Come Back to Nc.

NhcTr d,st thou hucvr tiuu Whose gentle bearing
N,rpr,l siill the prumi-c "f a sridic heart
! - WIN, DER AT. manly isTi'is ,Jtii wearing
Oh s'iaL 80 tUrcyrItuurc ~aR siurt'
Now thou gone. the truth - cicsr hsf,rr me
The truth >.iw Eut - hi,t iiuu stiII UrTt near:
Wt",li that might Vet tu uIN side Trrtor, thee
BY thc hf.v' scutcJVc. 90 Thou t1 art dear
The voice ut mJisig. iu NV ear still >.lut.,.in.
E"l- 90 all ~UsytstN- rvcrN ulLsr tr-.r.
" NiI iuNirE Aiuduv-. u',r uN YatH ui.outAur
Without ihy ly,,.uec | .Il sad aud luuc.
la vain 90 ~" another, worth l- proven
NuiUlr Ig tririrT care. a. iu,v b. shown:
Iiv ri"uuT1. VIih an inN titurclF. iua,,rl
ThiGagh c'c cry i,al tul., Ilc sUil th, uvu.
The hurr,I t.'uc Q" tirh ihv hand might lead me
When .nafvi v.th tis,e Nuuid beautiful alIrur:
With all HAT wealth. ruui 20, q. my heart wuull need
thee
Aud al without tle- woulL nc darL auI dr,ar.
NJ SOULS weary &iih &C.. .ai vain iorgiug.
Aui tct thy coming. huiHng ,'ill ,ln'h wait:
b" Lille thou IhiEe own tIuc h,aIt IErdy wroug
rg;
Return. beloved ouc. ere it bc too late
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
POETRY.
IL il More Blessed" a"

'aNe ~ the morning tlai flows ont Of heaven.
Gave a. The waNvs When their chRnucl l. ri,,n
Give ~ the ttcs air and Sunshine arr gi,,n.
latishiy, utterly, tarei-sslv si,e.
NJ NE sn.tr drops uf thy cup oVsrto~inc
Nu' ;lle fAiut sparksof thy bcArt ever CLOWN
Nut iale bud irum the Jui1y rosc's Llowing
Give a. he gave thee Who gave the. io 1--we
Fuur out ily hove Ike the rush of n rver
NasAirg IL waters. forrNc cr and ever
Ihru tie hnuit sands that reward not the ri,er
silent oT s"rgful. thuarh nearest the sea
- after the life the summer shaw ers's pouring
What II no bri ihre'ssfh .S~ T-sr rain T. soaring
" bat Il no blossom la-ks ,p~ ari adonns'
Louk a. ihc liie thar u a. iAyished for thee,
Give. ibuugh thy hcari NAV be wasted and weary.
aid Uu .ln altar all ashes and drsary
Though from IL yul,'s a faint ni>TTsrs
Beat. q" thN ,oul the .ssi ptr.a.e at fate
Bna u With vurl, ~ nnshrinkiug d,-Nufinn:
ruiiic ~ thr s'us ui t- rvstlrss rtn"tiont
II the stern Ia oi rtcruitS', OccRnI
Hear aud in siicucc Thy uturc avail;
- the Mild Wind -tr.~, ,-1~rfnmed c.rr>~,
L,d and thsIki's- the de.sft u blrssrs
Btt,r the wave that it, s,it lauiDn TEs>.e,
NC'rf 10 Ceassth o. Nhist-r aud ,tus
W hai ~ the har1 lrart give thuFus inF thv ruscs'
Nhlt " "n r-'ks thu ur,s bo~..n rct.>es'
sWtrtrst T. ma-iU with minor. keycd closes
tair,s' the vines that On RUIN Niu cling.
Alm,,-i the ,iav ~ thy giving /. over:
iv fft,'p ih" diss IT,. bee hautfr! rtn,cr
Ilol MIL hANs Vanished irliu mend and lrliu lover
Nhat shall thy i"urirr q, all iu the grave
Tive as tic heart give, Wl.>s fcti,Ts arc breaking
Life. hove and hoy. all t!iN dreams and thV AktuC
soon. %, tNct's rNcr, 'hN ~.,ul tC,yr slaking
Thou shHlI know '''-i aud the rit thri he gave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
Kissing.

kiss - like = sermon 1t requires frD
AeIch and M appf,ouiios." II deals With the
hidden spirit by means Of tangible symbols. II
Is like faith that j. the substance Of things
hoped for II is thu language of affection ihr
echo Of love and concentration of bli>- it is Of
good report and pleasing 10 our ears it !,
cloquencc dwelling with sweet accents upon
the lips" IL il both yocal ard instrumental
-hsrmonies" in = Language and with a sentiment
in'elligi6le IN all languages and ia all agv- IL
- the --ssl "i = father blessing ilSc "witne,s
Of n mothers love. the "guaranio~ Of broth
ers protection. ihs "surriy" OF a sisters dcvo-
tion. the gate to n lovers hcn,rn snd some.
thing that Inerc friends have nothing To- do with
], Is very fashionable for Mssc- Of certain ne.
10 insist that ii is all foolishns. AMI deci,isl.
ly SILLY We never hear such an expression
without thinking Of u circumstance that actual
~ Occurred. .onc~ here in Indiana II ~e rcmcm.
bcr rightly. \ Evntlcman stopped at n house
by the WAY sale for information a, 10 ,hc route.
he was taking. and found womau ironing. with
her little child It., ing 10 anu,c itself u,.un tho
Hoor the little one wns some two and "A half
wears old. Yer, n-stl, dressed. e,ideGR, s,ruI,-
The r.ntlcman. whic talking Ia the mother
picked up the child and kissed 1t the little ouc
looked up IN such perfect astonishment that the
gentleman remarked. why. NV little dear. one
would think that YOU wcrr no, used To bring
kissed The mother answered for tho child
IL don't believe SIR tl.a, shn was ever Ii.>cd
before in her life. IA sure never did such n
thing. and never knew iis father to 10 .o "-
Lord ha," mercy that child and lend Il some.
body To- love 1t, was thc gentleman, prayer. a.
he made that hs wallc, was in IL. place.
AMI took hin,ef out of the ho,s.. "a, ;s-t A. NO.
sblc. Not To know the holy k,-> of "a mother.
the i"ndiinG embrace Of a father. the earnest lap
prss "t brothers and sisters, sto fail IA Tie de,
'eloPmcnt OF the soul ia an essential and vital
dcgrc" and surely what !, 80 woadrous Lnl,
ia infancy, so refining IN childhoc-l -6 WORTHY
IN parents, 80 prrVa alcnt upon tLr hcarth,tonc.
Is not a matter 20 b. disposed OF with .nc,.r.
Il dismissed with a Pooh
kissing, like the marriage bells. or the bless
I'll truths OF the blessed Bible never wear, ont;
1t IS like thorn, alway. new irrsh, and interest.
ing and, for the same reason VIZ n deals with
the affections which. unlike the Intellect. loves
the familiar delights IN thc old, and j. cp, Of
the ncw aHd ,transr.
The variety of kis,,. - n", snail There i,
the kiss pa c nal, tie i ss irI,c.Ial Tia 50 con
nIhisl and prc-connul lai and the kis, proui..
cuous The last two varieties an the oni, one.
10 which W. object. W, have otter, thought. m
reference Ia the ki,. proni-cuou.. one oi the
blessings Of the man oaTr - woman consisted
L 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
AnIrl.h Paper on the late Election.

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