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E Leslie's paper, for March 18th, Is
mammoth NUMBER. containing thirty-two
pages ct reading matter and Illustrations, IN.
Guiding q -four page picture Of the capture Of
Fort Donelson. J. r. Walsh, on Madison-st-,
has a larFa cxfxa sup11r
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MOrIgnge Sale.

WY HEREAS, Patrick LondeTgan and Allen Londer-
w gan. his wife, of the County of VIII, in the
State Of Illinois, did the twentysixth day Of Jan
nary 1853, execute and deliver to Arnold r. Fahs
the county and aforesaid, certain deed Of Mort
gage, the payment Of an indebtness of One
Thousand and Eightynuc Dollars. secured be paid
by certain notes Of date with said mortgage
made by said Patrick Londergan, payable to said
Arnold X. FANS order, said particularly
described in said mortgage, which said mortgage was
recorded in the Recorders Office Of VIII County, I'LL
nOis, in Book 50, Page 214 and whereas. Arnold X.
Fas aforesaid did on the twentythird day of January
1862 assign, transfer and Elias Greone-
above mentioned mortgage, which deed Of assignment
recorded i'll the Recorders office afOI esaid in book
49, page eos; and whereas, default has been made in
the first three described IN and secured by the
mortgage aforesaid and provided in said mortgage
that in of default of the payment of either of said
notes at the time when the same became due and pay
able the whole ndeltness secured Sy said notes in
said mortgage mentioned. shall tbereupon become I'M
mediately due and payable;
Now, therefore. public notice Is hereby given, that
in pursuance of the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, shall. Tuesday the Sixth day Of May,
A. D. 562at twelve o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
in the Village Mouee in said WIN County. sell at
public auction the highest bidder fer cash the fol-
lowing described premises, conveyed by the above
mentioned mortgage wit: Lot number C) Of the
South West quarter of Section number nineteen (Ig
Township thirty four f34I North Range thirteen tl3
East Of third principal meridian. situated in Will
County aforesaid together with al and singular the
teHrHents, -teiijam"hts privileges. and appuTtcn
auCrs fhgrcunt1 belonging. and all the right and equf
Alien anderau, his wife, their heirs AMI assigns, in
and to the said premises
ELIAS GREENEBAUM, Assignee Of Mortgage
Chicago March =. lSe2. ~ 5v
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A Bad Habit.

A great many husbands, especially in
the country, spend their evenings away
from home, formerly at the tavern, but
now at the store, talking politics and gen
e.al business? Is this right? Is it gen
erous? Has not the wife as good right
to spend her evening abroad? And what
would the husband think to be left alone
TO take care Of the house? Is it fair p
Did you not promise to love your wife, and
TO cherish her? And is this the way to
fulfill your vows? Home should be the
pleasantest of all places, TO both husband
and wife. There the evenings of both
should be spent. And this is the way to
keep alive the fires Of love, and to warm
the heart with generous uGselfshness.-
Wives may not complain, but they feel and
deeply, the absence Of their husbands
They want their company; want their
sympathy, and they Ought to have it. Es-
pecially if there are children ia the house
should the husband be at home. The
wife, 10 her sphere, labOrs as hard as the
husband in his; and when the evening
comes, she and her little ones have q right
to the company of the husband and faith.
eT.
And what comes Of lounging at the store2
1t is habit, and bad habit. We do not
object to passing an evening occasionally
in this way, when it is necessary in the
way Of business. But it is q bad sign to
see q man hanging about grocery in the
evening He does not care much for men
tai improvement or for the society of wn-
man. Ths best husbands, or those who
love their wives best, love their company,
and do the most to make them happy. The
best fathers are lovers Of home; lovers Of
their children. To a good husband and
father, absence fir, m home is always re-
GREETED. Ii is submitted to as a necessity
when it can not be avoided but the good
husband and father loves his hume; LIVES
his family; delights in the circles Of de-
mestic affection, aud is never 50 happy as
under his own roof, aud among thnse Of his
own blood. Husbands, think of this aud
if you have acquired the habit of absence
from home for mere trifies. If your even
ings are lounged away at the store, break
Oft at once. and acquire the habit Of STAY
ing at home; or helping your wife, ard be-
coming ner companion, and the cJmpa1 ion
Of your children.
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
Wholesale & Retail.
lite Stock Of
Choice Family Groceries,

VIE undersigned bes leave to call the attention OF
the citizens Of Joliet and vicinity his full aud com
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sirayed or Stolen.

on the 2Sth OF June last, sorrel Mare. years
uld ahUd two days before she lrfg small white spot
in the forehead sorre name and tail letters b. &
:. branded the left shoulder long hair on the
ftlOcks. fetlock and of the hind feet little
large than the caused by strain, large fiat
hOots and the inside of the huOis l. As full Is the rim in
the bottom, and steps long when under trot.
Whoever will return said Maze shall receive SIS if
stolen, and VIII County VIII pay $50 for the thief; also
il strayed will nay s. If found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay $40 ifiouud wn 20 miles OF Joliet.
Amy one " no will take up said ami give iulOr-
nation 10y letter through the Z. O. at Joliet ILL.,. direct
to Box So, shall be literally rewarded.
Il. .. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July l., 1850. n5-3w
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The March OF the Mackeral
Rrlgade

Tne MHEcn o. the UaCAeEAA
Brigade.
Orpheus c. Kerr, OF the Mackeral Brig
ade, writes letter TO the New York Her
curry telling of funny incident which oc>
CURED to Cartain Bob Shorty's company
Of the immortal MackeraI Boys. They
started towards night fall, and hoped to
overtake the rest Of the brigade by quick
march, and to encamp with them for the
night. After an hours smart marching
they reached a queer,looking little house
with great deal Of piazza and very little
ground floor. With his cap cooked very
much over cne eye, Captain Bob Shorty
knocked at the door, and was answered by
young maiden Of about forty-two.
Have YOU seen any troops pass here
lately?' asked Captain Bob Shorty, with
much dignity.
The Southern maiden, who was First
Family, shifted Indignantly, and says
she:
i reckon not, POOR hireling Hessian.'
'Forward-dOuble quick march :! saws
Captain Bob Shorty, with much vehemence;
that ere young woman has been eating
onions
Onward, right onward through the dark
ness, went the boys, eager to get to the
place of encampment. In half an hour,
another house was reached. Ia response
TO the captains knock n son of chivalry
stuck his head out of a window, and gays
he:
There's nobody at hOmt:'
4 don't want to see nobody y says Capt>
tain Bob Shorty, majesticaliy; 'Dut the
United States Of America wishes to
know if you have seen any troops 60 by to-
nightr
Yes says the chIvalry, my sister saw
a company go by just now, reckon.
'Forward-double quck-march ! says
Captain Bob Shorty, we can catch up with
them in q short time if we hurry
Soon we reached another house, we're a
little niger came to the door.
Tell me, young Christy's minstrel say
Captain Bob Shorty. have any troops
passed here to night p
'Mas'r and misses hab seen two compa>
MES dis berry night; de las one went by
dsr bout twenty minutes ago. says the
little darkey.
'Forward-double quick-march ! says
Captain Bob Shorty Well soon be up
with 'em.'
The march went on till we got the next
house, where the inmates refused to appear,
but shouted that they had seen three CON-
panies go past At this, Captain Bob
Shorty was heard to cratch his head in
the darkness. and says he:
It's durn'd funny that all the houses
round here's so much alike! Then ex-
aiming the locality closely he said: BY
thunder have it! If that amt the
VERY identical house where We saw the
vinegar maiden last night!
And so it was, my boy! Bjb's compa~
ny Of Mackerals had been going round and
round on private race course all night,
stopping four times at the same judges
stand, and going after their own tails like
go many humorous cats.
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration Of insensibIe perspration Soans
Fever Anidote, Condition Powder. is a certain Blood
Purifier. II fails to loosen the skin, cleanse the
appetite, aud positive for Coughs
Colds. Sf Complaint Founder. Distemper and carries
of Bolts ANA Worms, may b. given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
one Package ot the Powders and box of the Oint-
meut will perfectly recent Founder in SIX or
eight days. without leaving the least the feet
In Horse Distemper they will allay the fever aud pro-
mote healthy termination Of the disease. One pow
der and part of a box of ointment. will, in all
cases. cure tho Horn Distemper in COW; two are
sometimes required for OK.
WALTER Il. SLOAN, the original dscoyerer of this
truly valuable medicine still has the soils supervision
of its manufacture, but orders sbould be his
son, Oscar Sloan, "a Sonth Water Street, Chicago
H.. who VIII promptly supply the demand for these
popular and iruly great medicines.
They sold by all dealers in Medicine Sold
Wholesale and retail ut Manufacturers prices. at
Joliet. by ]. H. BROWN, and Reailed by all the 9TH
er Druggists.
June -. 1850. DOLLY
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HoRrFoRD INSURANCE conzAsa'

DUMPS of all kinds for sale cheap at s.r,rrtt
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A Ii persons concerned. viii please take notice
~ that at sale of lands, town aud CITY lots Tor
State, County and special taxes and costs for the
1859 made IN pursuance Of law. in the county Of Will
and state OF Illinois. on the 2sth DAY Of May Ise0
Snd that am the legal holder the purchase GER
uhcate OF the following described tract OF land
sold at said sale and that the time Of redem-
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date Of said sale and the redemption
will be double the amount sold for. and sulse5uen
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and cost Of
advertising. to-wit
20 acres V y n E or S qr Sec. 81. T. SCR ZOE.
JAMES CURRAN
Joliet Feb 25th 1862.
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New GoodsI

hb subscriber has Just rec.av.,
= spring and summer goods a Lafge sto-k
which, IN TACT, he is Prepared to sell i osy dss..
any KIND SS cf DRY DR. cssi.so th III
tage to eAiland examine before Il 70 sirs,.
MI. s,,l LADIEs' DRESS GOODS
Black Silks, POplins, Meripoes c,,.'
LANES Plain, figured, waterrd 1s. AlAsAc,a, \
MILLINERY AND FANCY M,
Bonnets and Trimmings, eonsi.tin, :, ,'OVDs,
satins, Innings, Plumes Roseti- H5s,s. Estohs 81,
f ao,r ana ad na5 iI5nges SIN Lace, GI5e. 4 u
Printed calie--, Cambrics, Brow, 49,, mi
lngs, Bedtieking, Broad Cloths Tu 80. tEeAeha g.
Cotton Batting, &c. -''as' AeuiurI 1T ~
=, splendid assortment Of nhroias-;. . -
UndeTsleeyes, Chimizetts Cur,si.s cur. CT
pis, oTaIe, Ray state, Plain, and a Ceua
Remember this Is the place for bargsi,, Sas
L. c-BUNctv
On Chir.-NaA
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To the Afflicted.

'I'HAT troublesome disease the PILES, can lie cured
i 10y calling the subscriber the IL Mile Grove
House, Joliet. Ill., by addressing him through the
Post Once Warranted TO cure in every instance,
the moI.ey refunded. The Medicine can be sent by
express mail to any part of the United States or
Canada Charges moderate and 10 suit the times.
Feb IS lS60 L. SANB0RN.
A Lot Of that Michigan White Wheat Flour lust
II received and constantly on hand, hy
W. t. SWELL, Agt.
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T. p. CAGWIN.
How Beautiful for a Child's Grave {!

HOW Sea utiiui IOF tNEG'S OTdfC
nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
~ Head Stones and Monuments in a PARIAN MAKBLE
CASE and warrented TO secure the Likeness from any
air and damphess for long number Of years. Any
Daguerreoypist copy the DaguerreOtype into these
Gases from the original picture and it Is but few
moments work to attach of them to a Head Stone
When attached to Head Stone Monument, they
look as though they were carved on with the
Scuptors Cbsel for they initiate marble perfectly
They very ornamental To Head Stone, and
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been seld,
this fact alone shows conclusvely that they fast
running into general use.
The adjoining of the Sepulchers of removed al
leviates grief and soohcs the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bercaved TO know tina: additional
establishment of the grave presents stronger attras-
tops TO arrest Of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the ndBis, and gaze the
licenses who has shared largely in the love of
others. 10 refined and cultivated mind, there Is
a mournful spectacle earth than desc
Grated grave, neglected and OyeTgroSn graveyard.
Those in whose memories the departed live, will
10 strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
of afr cton.
The, will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen Emblems Of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality. which they assign them in the Paradise
OF Goo Above all would dvplore the loss of those
kspcssss of departed which distinctly
engtayen upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may eapse since memorable Death
made surrender the beiies of cherished the
grave and their spirits tod. yet they still pres
ont to our minds. beautiful and lifeke.
- Aud who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the innocence and ovcliness of youth, or marked by
the cares OF aga!
One Of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars. doZ
en- Cases will be any Marble Dealer Daguer-
rcotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c, fuI nishcd free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents can charge s. apiece when
they attach them 10 Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sell them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire HaHrsd Dollars this Spring,
and only Twelve Dollars required as Capital to COM
mence with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent TO any Mar
BILE Dealer for Three Dollars This is fTsrate work,
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety if you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manufacturer
a. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 IL West Merilon, Conn.
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Imprisonment for Violation of InjunC-
lions in Selling Sewing Machines.

MFR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested by the
vi United States Marsha and lodged in Eldridge
street jail for violating injunction by selling
ing machines ON motion of George Clifford Esq, an
attachment granted by Judge SmaIly in the
United states Court, against the defendant for sen;
sewing machines. i'll violation of INJUNCTION issued
against him, on the patents owned by thu Wheeler
" ilson Manufacturing Company, and the Grover Ba
ker Sewing Machine Company. and known as the sew
ing machine feed patent. Violating the order Of Courts
Is ratLer serious matter, it renders the offender
lIabc to punishment by fine and imprisonment.-New
York Times 30tf
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7 Ii Il INV ALID'S HON Z
II. KNAPP, Va. ID,
FORMERLY OF n. Y, OPENED
n + / II III A r I


IL CHICAGO. I'LL.
HN new system, which embraces the most siTpr1F-
~ ed methods OF treating Diseases in this or any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung DscIs,5.
Cancers aud rheumatism, Fccjai diseases treated
Ia this Institution Ia the treatment of which, man
has had more eNpcriuce greater success than the
Doctor His CONSULTATIONS, for years have averaged
IRON i've to sax thOus nd year. The following dis
eases which pronounced iHcVdJie by the Medical
stitutiOu. All nervous and neurllgic Affections dis
e-es OF women all forms Of scrOiula dyspepsia.
stpation, skin diseases, ciucerOus aud Tubercuiuus
affections. including pulmonary consumption, rheGma-
tis Paralysis. epilepsy. Asthma. salt Theum. remit
tent aud intermittent vcrs the diseases childrenk
lie has had an extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess in the treatment of CANCERS. which he cure.
without the knife He treats successfully, on new
method, all the dis"sses OF the Ky n and EAR.
Remember, the d. tor joes promise to cure all
stages Of disrases While diseases are CURAHLE if
taken ia season. all STAGES not Your may be
durable this week, not next-tO DAY. not Tomorrow:
hence, the danger ofdelay
The Building Is pleasantly located spacious and will
accouimO ate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
be received where there doubts Of a cure OF
relief. The best nurses only employed. who with the
ply sican. viii make all feal at home that put them
selves under the care of ils institution.
TERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week. i1rdri-
one month, can he satisfied benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in "A less time
Many patients. who not able the Iufir-
mary. can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All le tiers, inclosng letter STAMP, addressed TO
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from 0 A " to QPM
Office us South Clark ST. cor. Clark and Monroe SITS
Sept. II. lStO. ul3Iy
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e. G. II u ND v,

Sold in Joliet by ]. II. Brown, L. 81.
Woopruf and J. Mccain.
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5 o N E HIN NEW

GtLOCKS, Sewing Machines. Parasols, Umbrellas and
- Locks repaired, Keys fitted, Bells hung Door Plates
made order, Surgical Instruments repaired. Music
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally repaired and
various other jobbing, all warranted well done by
$. G. SCOLLAY.
Washington ST., near Ottawa ST., oliet Ill
Joliet, July 10, 1861. n5-tf
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The 'Noflf's Crisis paper that teach
es that the END OF the world is haui.
is ss anxious for advance subscriptions as
those journals that expect to be longer
lived. In urging for prompt advance Jay
meDts, the editor says:
We shall need all the help we can get
to keep ready for the great day of the
Lord
Wonder if with few thousand more
subscribers. they could not keep ready a
year or two lsnger3
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YOUNG'S
ADJUSTABLE CULTIVATION
AND
WEED EXTERMINATOR.

'I'HlS implement. the only in that viii
Il thoroughly cxterminate all grass and weeds in
Corn and Potato rows and at the same time efsctraIIv
pulveIze the soil may be lad in this vicinity Of Lane
and looDer, Lockport-Brscks Co., aud W. r. Bar
rett, Joliet Fish Carpenter, MiDooka. Ii, G. Koon
Son, kankakee City, and Of the Subscriber
JOHN YOUNG.
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sEryyzzIT7yJ3s
Ms a. 8: 3
q ~ ~ q Il -
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

TTIIIS is truly Great Remedy Half % cent bot
i tie of Sloans Instant Relief given in pint Of
warm water, seldom fails to horse OF Collie in
few minutes; il extreme repeat the dose in Is
miuuets.
For Bruises, Strains, Sprains and many other injur
les Horses. Cattle, and other animals. SlOans In
slant Relief speedily effects a Many persons
been asCnIshed to witness the rapid effected
by the of this wanderful medicine.
Es-Get Circulars of Agents.
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JOLIET MILLS.

c q S I IN DEPAR
w would call the attention of Farmers living NJ a
w distance aid on any of the Rail Reads 10 this
branch OF our business. We will take your rists of Ten
~ lsheis and upwards fIom the different epots In
.ie cry ana return them the same day Railroad ar
pefmitting,l seLd your and Railroad
% 9y mail or well secured to the bags directed 70
Joliet, May Goth, 1857. w.
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INFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!
Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf

AcOustIc EOthel AftIeIe Tor the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons Speeches. &c
1t is small and can be carried in the pocket and
when used. he entirely concealed 1t is constructed
of three kinds OF meta with Gutta Percha tubes so
combined as TO form powerful reflector Of sound.
aud is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf, invented. letter enclosing full mar
tieuars, VIII be sent to am address the recent Of
a 3 cent stamp, with which 10 send the same -
Address, III. MANSFIELD Rock seller
~ 134 York Street. New Haven Con,
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frayed or stolen

A mallish broN.n Mare, with sucking bay horse
"A colt. said mare will be years old next spring she
has two white hind feet, also few white hairs In the
forehead ANY person having taken Up the above
property will be literally rewarded by giving nfor.
nation TO John Weber. Toilet, ILL.,
oliet, IL, IsF2e
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
L VIM ii a HIN ES !
NEW IMPROVEMENTS. AT REDUCED PRICES !

TIE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Hdcjng gained all tier Suits at Lar,
With infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines.
propose that the public shall be benefited thereby, and
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices Of their Se,cing Machines
After this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay fair profit the of manufacture, capital in
vested. and expense Of making sales; such prices as
will enable them make first class machines, and as
heretofore, guarante them in every particular.
MRS. l. T. MILLSPAUGH,
Nov. %, GOn2itE. Agent Joliet ILL.,
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Farm For Sale

me subscriber James TempletoD offers for sale his
we'll known Farm Of loo acres with uouse Barn and
Sheds- situated six miles from Joliet. the Road to
Siannahon The Farm is under the finest cultivation
PaLcuiars enquire at the premises q p oCOn
hOF, J0het No. AZ. 3m.
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PArIE &c e /.

4 gentle angel wcndeth,
Throughout this world OF woe,
Whom God In mercy sendeth
To comfort us below,
Fer locks peace abiding
Aud holy love proclaim;
o follow then her guiding,
Sweet Patience is her nameI
She leads us through this fearful
And sorrow-stricken land,
And speaks, resigned and cheerful,
Ofbetter days at hand;
And when thou art despairing,
She bids thee clear thy brow,
Herself thy burden sharing,
More hopeful far than thou.
FsSsobers into sadness
Thy griefs excessive smart,
And sleeps in peace the madness
And tumu!t Of the heart,
The darknest hour she maketh
As bright as SUI at noon,
And heals each wound that aehetk,
Full surely, IL not soon.
Thy falling tears she ebides not,
But pours IN healing balm;
Thy longing she decides not,
But makes devout and calm;
And when in stormy seasons
Thou askest murmuring, whyi
RAs giveth thee no reasons,
But smiling points on high.
To every doubt and question
She cares not to reply;
Bear on Is her suggestion
Thy resting pss.e y sigs,
1hus by thy side she walketh,
A true and constant friend,
Not overmuch she talketh,
But thinks o happy end,