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II CTNR c. II. HILL S
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Kennedy OF the Age.

For utle of tlsieHr Married females
cls: he iusl!y ranked The most sue.
So. saG .'ys va ogeeia S ~ al al
di9..qlt1s oeealiar Z :ba 5'',.. n, 81 &,
snn;,r IN Fs,,anoi niscas,s - i,,r3,., We
easI ,nt dried nrsStie" IF :[,.,ty
tear, ana 0ovts',ds ces mad the
49, nsiisot 80 s; VI iqcnlt I,is1,i.r re
nd IjjsessSs srisIl. rom he cansir1c
tioo std iitnafig,n 1e ,f + tte Esn,sis SVs
lem iis ,,.r1i,nIsr subject of attention
Sno ii NJ " a NE Gtis Cru b p rs
tb5togrb test and jssve the dtFsreat
l;o.snlc and Indian Agents Of the
6steria Medica Win the view OF gro
dae.n4 . Convenient safe ana certain
Sugpres,iul and Distinctions ai,d their
n-j,sts .,yro.e Hertnns Of ne female sySem and the
ie9-'4' l9 w 81 III ~ FF5I,tE HFGIrLsTOR
nTzsrr;,Ai dsotE p7pnM sii6 Which daily
lis operation and IS Warraited Harmless and aa avs
successful in all cases when used according 70 ne drec
tons. ,,., IN. ,,r,,., -,,,..,,o,,, ,,,,,,r, re-
haye been sod within the last Ten Months, and the frat
Hyde feSls ne DeeA le ptsPs s'5 T'2i i
non % iiulIule'.S % ttlIe, - 'pas.'. .:!S
IRON amer ateP@tsitohs ~ y' 'gIeps ns9''s'"'S
Us "a ~ 70 W ; AZ .s,. .ie
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tiasSes o streS', anu ~ pilS9 ~ '1co,
e t e5s VI ~ y ' M, 10 ~ 20 ~ a, H. ,'Gai
PeTtans 20 nian !Gl@ OF pactlS 90 sn1 az sea
adppted 10 deceive ad begpiIe he nwaTy ana the cred
solutely injurious articles
Dr Hill IS the only regular 2hysclan whose aGyertlse
eI i &yc ee p i te P4,t1 6 &c H ~
new tllSiai I4I tie Isst neiltS Ss, iQ M IL ~
in aii cases of ia9 9art Of b bcoTv
and nTsefce dnrinc that p@rind Of fi,75et VI ~ i'y
MS FEN4iE RFGiiIk'TOF has bnt onc fnr.,uIs
and Strength and is mt an in bottles Of cO,5enisnf
sic hermetricaily sealed with aceonnaying
and is forwarded 10 ali pars Of New ENGLAND tha ted
states and tho C,anadas i'm naiares Tfaetiv ssfa no
nE or eypress on recjnt az SINGLE Tice OF az % AZ
file Commlnications bV mai, are Strictly CoIdletiai
and must contain his yariable fee of 81 70 insure al,
tentiOn
20 Bear in rniadi IFIps Female Regulator ls a
Incarnation Intended 10 meet and ref an
cure Ri cases OF Female difcutJ confirmed or
and is the only prenaaton which Will acc5,nIssi fiaf
result beinp the ,,roduction at = rhIsicIan y.,t.iv
Known throIgbon. New Fncand and other &C., 80 -
the IInion ana whose success and tesmontaIs t U VI
coed hose Cf any other nraStitcrnr Of bis o. a. IN
branches OF seqte Precfce to be found in tIs cow
~ 70 X n nTenSra+i0ns sra ,YarraDied Gnri, NJ,
Lose niiTcbaSea at The dGice of M Hill NJ ~ i;
street Worcestcr ~ ~ - Nv '' w. o. nam
$1,000 -
Dr' Asa'Ps NOEnnic RemedieS
for the OF Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
times be T0unu safe prompt and efficient in eraratinp
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AotIfes.
FFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLL

OFFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLL
~ NETT, Worcester, Aaggst IA ls6s.nThe foowins
present draft, and for the following
EXEMPTIONS AUGUST Is, 1868,
ChSsS cutter ta6arcaisr disease Of Both un g.'
Levi Palmer, enlargement OF the heart
ersszgre22 &. atIophy Of that ia, arm, A..
Geo W Newton dilatatiOn Of the heart.
Edwin Hobart, lateral curvature OF the spine.
Leander Thompson, varicose veins in left leg and
Albert Z Forest iusuficientteeth,
owen D Graham, deafness complete
Edwin Stiff insufficient teeth.
Willard G newns acquired tee6leness Of constitution.
Linus Carpenter, insufficient teeth
Henry sigler, insufficient teeth
Lawrence Soue, chronic dauhca.
Edwin Richmond, acquired decided ieeblencss of con
James " Alden, natural fecbcness constitution.
James Clafin, decided eebieness DEMONSTRATION.
Van Bates, insufiic cnt teeth,
Marcus b CroOker. permanent extension of right in
Sc ''j'-S Jones, in efficient teeth
Lutncr w Mason, no upper teeth.
Henry q Warren. insufficient teeth.
John sheppard. Insufficient teeth.
Chas Jones, Insufficient eth
Senea Burr, decided I, cb Guess ottonsut on, oath OF
James NJ Barlngame. myopa with disease Of the
James ohilson. drcil acq rci fcoDlcncss Of CON
Geo CrooSe, Old u. md, opening hc capsula llea-
Geo ii Ware. tnbsrgl ar oi7e.> shc lungs.
Bartholomew Casey, in,a.y 81 O"." par'i- Ia alySis
sIonz5 il Cav. fecblene,s Of Constitution from ire.
qlicut attacks Of disease
David Lawrence. ieehluness OF constitution.
John buckley unrCdaccd DEDICATION Of right thumb,
JAMES GSylan. introduced disocalion Of left hip.
sylydnus } Lawrence, umbel'c 1i hernia.
Daniel DugHn, partial bliHd"css of RICH; eye; oath
ADDISON II Allen, teeblcucss constitution.
George \ nixon periodical insanity
Isaiah Beais injury the sqine while in the army.
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ID r II / L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT


A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG JEN-During the prsc
tice Of fifteen years DIR. m has in contact with
almost nnumerdOle cases of Debility, OccasUned BIZ
dr"adinl habit Of SOLITARY self abuse They continue
70 warn all NounG men WIN not afflicted to avoid
II as theJ value their lives, and to advise all y 40 arc
troubled with the habit its consequences there
they can be cured Of suCh trouble and let know
the dire disasters resulting in the ategance
in tune tlsno eNasEcraUn to say that three ioulths
OF the insane owe their maady to this hOrrd habit The
prupHrlorS Of lnSauc Asl luns cOrUborate the state
ment ana II the victim escapes insanity or idocy yet he
or she is entirely untitled Cr the real pleasures life
either in or out of the domestic erclewith ptocreaye
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust, doubtful
his friends, IN tact perfect hypOchundriac what he
1T for but to be out ard die Attend totnem atUnce
all YOU who addicted to this miserable habit, or
may he too late and You may down TO adshUnOred
grave hardly fit m meet the od who gave you the pow
ers which you have made instead Of blessing,
they were intended There exists not in the Whole
world an object more loAtiSCme miserable than
thus broken in meath and topes. Avoid it then You
wish for h3 ppes4 and heaven
Ilr tlli practice Is Wholly the botanic principle,
and therefore HNnu a natural foundation
Ddce 40. ~ lain street ort ester, open from
to III Letters tpostpaij) siil receive prompt ~tten
Livu
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BOsTON 3 NORTHEASTERN

- pNC1C,NT 9, LVNpnEGVER
.ggs.5s9sf 7t9ssH 49, w ~ IppLWoP
49, - s.HRAl LkOAI, - Nv w. r Afshx14t vi
>. .A-sHERT, commencing ON MONDAA ,Aprl
bAssESGER TRAINS leave fer BostsG6 As Hilow''
O i ~ i wv 9,S' d. s6 M ~ 49, 80exp
500 q n, lo"er Station 'Al' '''V" d" '-'' ''
MiilbErt r. a0s n, 4 Ann IN
Grafton I r. In AZ ~ + ia, M
Westboroi I I "a IN II a a. n, q y - ( AZ n,
SputhLcro,,b 9l IA % a' 80 81 ,i,,j Z 20 N M
Cordavflio z Il Ia 30 " ~, 4 - 4 4, n N
AshISrd : a ia ~ n ~ M "a, ''i m 4 A. NJ m,
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SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
a Substitute for CaloneI.
II your bowels are co>;ive, TRY THEM.
If YOU have worms, TRY THEM.
If your breath is bad, TkY THEM.
Il you feel drowsv, TRY THEM.


II YOU are w spirited, TRY THEM
T. yog 9&ye sex neadacle Try TiiEA' .,,,,,,,
ally produce suffering ami eath Than the diseases
they profess 10 and et this corrosive mineral,
denounced by the all pathc docl@s, is prescribed by
TIN universally in cases OF Liver Complaint,
THE MANDR4KE PIILS are cOmpnsed enrcls Of
and herHS, obtained fl m h great siOrchouse OF
Mature aud their salutaTy fleets ali appear
lhe medicine is brought Che test of r ptrinent
any sickness o. hc stOmaoh bat whCu given
for Dyspepsia may be proper U use them in
judicous tfeauent the digestive functions speedily
restored their fun VII or worst cases of ind
geS:iOn may be cured
when we reflect that the Liver is the largest internal
organ of the body that to ii is assigned the mortaut
duty OF fterg the O1d aud preparing the bile, that
ii Is subject 10 dis, rCrs that when il dig
easeG or active the whole body suffers sympathetically
1t is surprising that medicine which can restore
the healthy operations of tie Liver pronuue won
deTiuj changes in the general health, and effect
which may appear almost miraculous. Headaches of
long c9hnuence, severe pains in the side breast and
ness ana Wretcheness and ot ef alarming or ds ess-
ing smptoGs Indicative OF impe feet disordered ac:
son Ct thE er axe sPSe@ IN lfoVed by Inc use Oh
COstvencss, Plies bitter sour eruptiohS and mat
indescrHahlc feeling of oppression. mental anxiety,
au4 icthagy AMI depr ssion Of 7prits when 9nnt
Il man Tor tie nanas eIntnt cf business and The ,Joy-
mcnt Of life are all relieved by tic Of ScheLcks
Mandrake Pills Price % cents per box.
Remember, Dr Scheuck visits Boston eve mpHth'
and his next visit will be We dncslay AMI lhursaay,
Nav 10th and 2ls lie is aiso At u Bond stree, &
letters for yiee should alW avs be dire ted to his rim
cipal once, 80 North sixth street, hiladylpiia g,
per bottle, or s. the half dozen Mandrake rms 20
'G GEo }St I2f r. sPURR agent for Worcester,
GEO c. GOODWIN 4 CO, IS Hanover street, los
on, are General Agents for the New england States
For sale by all Druggist anu S!oreAeoPeiS'
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ks. IL. ED D Y.

s0 State St, opp"site E1iiby ST., isoston.
After al extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
years continues to secure Patents in the United states
also in Great Britain France and other foreign
tries CaTeas, SPECIFICATIONS, Bonds ssisualens, and
all Papers Drawings Patents executed liberal
terms, and with dispatch Researches mace into Amcr
ty o. Patents o. Inventions legal or other advice
rendered in al matters touching same. Copies
uGI!aF; Assignments reco' ted III Washington
Inc agency is not only TIE largest in New England,
but through it inventors have advantages 10, securing
fatents OF ascertanls the patenaDllly Of inventions
unsurpassed ny, if not nnreasGraby superior to, any
Which can De offered them elsewhere. Tn festimoni
as 3etV% aiYeh 2rg{e iitt n9Ag - MoSE aICCs.as
TAGES AAD AHlliIl he would add that he has
aGnGan rea-un - believe, and prove, that at
services su moderate The immense practice CT the sub
scriber during the twenty ears mast has enabled him to
accumulate collection OF specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These. 0es les his extensive library OF legal and me
chanlcai works, aud l accounts patents granted in
the United states and Europe render him able cygnd
Question TO ohcr superior facilities Tor obtaining Pa
Al necessity of a Journey to Washington, TO procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here saved
TESTIMONIALS
~ regard NJ Eddy as 9ne OF the NEST capable and
intercouTse,f'' CHARLES MAs0S. ''
Commissioner ~ Patents.
cannot cmploy person more competent shd trust
GRAFTON al the Patent once"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
''Nir. r. II. Eddy has made for me TIIIETEEN appli
ed ana that is peadiag Such unInstakcablc proc
of great talent on his part leads ne Recommend al
thay NAV be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on theircases and at very chare
During eight mon s the subscriber in course Of hi
TEEH APPEhLS, EVERY 0NE Of wien was decides
in MS fa0or, BY the Commissioner OF Patents ,,,
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Washington. D. c 1867
~ STEPHEN 1WlSS, Esq Attorney al Law,
Nc Faggs Block. Worcester, Mass i authorized
Assoc at, and 'p atiuns prepared ami forwarded by
him Will be promptly attended to. dti te23
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5St&0ltrnks.

w ORMS.-One of the most prevalent
.e, cauies Of the ills or febleness of children and
TlNAL WORMS. e'N'' f"'"''' W '+' AA''
coHBfN'S WORM DESTROYING SYRJP
Will be found perfectly and very eflicacous REM
cay hh0t only removes the worms but tie cause Of
'Ne" 0"eat increase and in all greatly improves
the general health MANY certificates could be publish
ed from mothers who believe it has saved the lives of
their chi dren, and the Improvement in health after
using this medici;c.
fun description of the symptoms of worms accom-
pany each bottle pr &C % cents.
Il. COkBlN' Guilford. Conn, Proprietor Sold bv
Drugs SITS and Merchants generally. d&wly augl
G. A " Y y r 8
Arnnrinn11 Pastillnr
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meortinal.

@Aa G4A~AAAA4AG AA4e @IAAA4S ;
Great External Remedy
For EnE3gjAMg l[lSM5 GOVT, &EURALGlA;: IyMBA
bRuIEstEsN Cuts cTH ABB %GoTNN66s iFlEEEssN Files,
HEH A ,AIH AZ AYD S{ Az R!!EU-
DISORDERS.
For all of which is a speedy and certain remedy and
Dr. stephen sweet Of The famous bone set
ter aud has been usedn his practice for than
As AN ALEEyiAToR OF P1TIN, It Is anrlvalcd by
sEe may be STG f uo snp G Hh the most
This Iniment will cnre rapidly and radically, Rheu
cases where has been used it has been known to
FOR NEURALGIA, twill afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in three
minutes ana is warranted To do it.
F T9 ni! also T VII i S eyre INSTANTLY
SlrCDE ari ing from imprudence excess, this inl
mentis most happy and unailing ey. Acting di.
ecty The nervous tissues, it strengthens and reviy
ihes the stem and restores IT to elasticity and vigor
FOR PILES As an external ren ely VIC claim that
producean equal Every victim Of this distressing
paint should SWEET trial for il will lot fail to afford
immediate relief and in majority Of caseswi effect
QUISSY AND SORE THROAT arc sometimes OK.
rclncv malignant ana dangerous, but timely applica
ton ofthis l.mmeut will never fail to cure.
NPRAI = are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
worst case may be conqucredbv this Lininen in two
NGUleEs, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
huENS ANb SC iD~ icld Tg34iIy TO q Wqp4grq
LlNlMLNr, when used according to directions. Also
CuiLBLsIN>, FBOS led FEET, ANDINSECr EITES
AND SINGS.
VERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy hand for its timely use al
the first appearance OF La CneSs will ncctualiy prevent
these formidable disc to which all horses liable
ami which render many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
Over tour hunired voluntary testimonials to the
der'Ui curative properties OF this Eminent have been
ccv"d wit IN hc last two years aud many utthcm from
persons in the highest ranks OF life.
Caution.
TO avoid mposition observe tho signature and cnes
of Dr. stephen Sweet every label and also ~tephcn
sweets nlalibc l.im5ut" blown in the glass OF each
bottle, without whchrune are genuine
Solo Projectors, Norwich, ct
Sold in Worcester BY Geo. z, Harlow, D. Scott, G.
Spur, and ali It, alcrs.
OUy dcodeOw
FOR sale IN FANY QUANTITY !!
Helmbold's BucIu, Sarsaparilla, and
Rose Wash !
FOR SALE BY GEO. P. HARLOW.
ieSo d3op6
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American Pastilles

a 4 " " Il
American Pastilles
Immediately relieve ami cure Coughs, Colds IIoarse
ness. sore Throat rOnCh lis. asthma Influenza, and
all affections of the
bronchial Iubes,
They contain no opium, Suph. Of Morphine, Ipecac
Tartar EmciiC Article which heat or Ir
ritation to the stOmasn. They are az once
Safe Agreeable and Efdcacious.
JOHN Il. COUGH, Rev a. l.. STONE, d. u. and
many other distinguished public speakers vocasts and
teachers aud recommend them.
Price 25 cents box; BOXES for 81 90.
For sale in Worcester by George 4. Spur ana George
p. Harlow.
sold by Druggists Generosity through the country,
All orders should be addressed to
j WALTER JONES,
apl0 dtf Troy, N. Y.
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s AVE YOUR NJ NEY

STURGIS' ELECTRIC COMPOUND,
~ for the cure of Neuralgia, rheumatism Spinal Com
plants, &c. For sale at
les dit GEO. X. SPCRRS.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HAS CURED EVERY CASE OF DIABETES IN
WHICH IT HAS BEEN GIVEN.
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SflusitaI.
Nj A S 0 N & H A M L ! N S
CABINET ORGANS,
Patented Oct. 81, 1862.

MAaoN ~ iiANLlND SiU 10 Sd9O MeIoueons SOU oSIW.
\ H. instructors for the Cabinet Organs,-also ar
engagements Of music for the same arc published BY NJ
d a illustrated Catalogues sent by mail. Address
'MAsuN ~ HAMLIN Boston, or "MAsOS BROrnEBs
Ncw Gufk For sale in Worcester By >. X. LNND,
* dam iC29
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S, 5,fs-ezss PROVIDENCE & WGR.
e----sz==-s'7=9 CESVEE RAILROAD. 80 Summer Al
co.,. 1z--~---I.,5rs raNgement July 1853
ss5euger raina Wall leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations. al 700 snd i50 m, and 400 p m
PIoFidec for Worcester ana way stations, at 20 ami
II IS q. m, l.d 40 D. IN.
Valley Falls tAus leave Providence at $50. z Sc,
81, 1870 HAS, 2. ~. talni N. l,3j, 2.6O 1886
5 go. $50. h.3g, and 500 p. IN
Leave IGiicg Falls al $50 &c. Sos, 1890 IlGt a.
m ans Loo E.25, . go, $50, 4 70, 600 6lA, ana
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
Original aliseellaay.
A Night in Detroit.

There is something of a tumble in
our recollectlQns Of Detroit as we first
saw it. We recollect that there was
great ado when the "Sheldon
Thompson" came to the wharf at the
foot of Woodward Avenue, and that
instead of the present scramble and
yelling among bushmen and hacl<men
and hotel-kcepers, there was the in
cessant gable of the astonished
Frenchmen, the continuous rattle of
his cart, and the everlasting yelping
of his countless ours. The motely
assemblage that surveyed with round
eyed wonder the ventursome persons
who had crossed the dangerous waters
and cast their fortunes in the wilds Of
this State, was made up of a slight
sprinkling of pioneers from the East
ern States, a quantum of French, sun
dry ponies and carts, and vast multi
tude of dogs. From the landing to
the long row of wooden buildings then
occupying the now open space back
of Firemen's Hall, long known as the
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
WILLIAM G.. DIETZ
CARPENTER and BUILDER
WATER STREET BETWEEN GENESEE
AND GERMAN STREETS.

I S NOW prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
] appertaning TO the trade. llavinga long
and varied experience in all branches Of the
business and good stock Of seasoned lumber
on hand, am confident my work will please all
who may favor me with their patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn TO order
Be7- Residence on Jefferson street, opposite
the Brewery.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
THE GIFT OF FLOWERS.

THE GIFT OF FLOWERS.
o, lay not idly by
The flowers gathered for thee wet with dew
They speak Of nights cool sky,
OF CT, mson morn and noon-tide's heavy blue.
With this bright blushing rose,
These fragrant violcts, lilies, dropping bells,
With all that gaily grows
Beneath my lattice, love its yearning tells.
o, could / send with those
The faint sweet music Of the wandering wind,
The humminp of the bees,
The birds exultant song, with all cntwincd.
The welcome showers that fall,
Searching the flower cells, nesting in the grass
Shadows that sweep DER all,
Touching SO slightly as they onward pass.
All tbese beloved all these,
faip about my flower-gft wouid cntwinv.
Take there the song, the breeze,
The bloom the fragrance Of u heart all thine!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
DIR. NEWEAND.

FORMERLY of Detroit, has established his
Il Office permanently In East Saginaw, over
Frizelle Bros, Drug Store, opposite the Bancroft
House
The DIR. may be consulted in diseases Of the
Abdomen, Apoplcxy, Asthma, Bies, Bladder,
Bleeding, Blennorrhoea Bones, Bowels Breast,
Bruises, Burns, Cancer, Cataract, Catarrh Chalk
stoncr, Cholera. Collie, Congestion, Consumption,
Contractions, Cough, Cramp, Deafness, Debility,
Delcrium, Diarrhea, Digestive, Discharges Drop
sy, Drunkenness, Dysentery, Exhaustion, Expcc-
Gout, Hair, Head. Heart, lIemmorrhoids, Hoop
ing cough, Impotence, Insanity, irritable, Kid
nvJs, Livor, Lungs, Measles Mouth. Nose Oph-
thalmia, Paralysis, Periodical, Pimplos, Rheu-
matism, Ringworm, St Vitus' Dance, Scrofulous,
skin, Slccplescness, Spasms Stomach, Throat,
Teeth, Tongue, Typhus, Ulcer, Vomiting, Worms,
Wounds, etc, etc, 209yl
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
IL Allardt's Havana Cigars.

The Communication money paid by
drafted men will amount, it is suppos-
ed, to some forty or fifty millions of
dollars throughout the country.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
Selected 2octry.
THE PEAL OF BELLS.

THE PEAL OF BELLS.
Ir oldep times, beside the Rhine,
There dwelt an artisan, who wrought
A peal Of bells, and made then take
Sweet echoes from his thought.
So soft, 80 musical they were,
So touched with thoughts Of other years,
The voiceless air grew eloquent
To melt the heart 10 tears.
And where the convent crowns the crng
That rises from the vine-clad dells,
And reddens to the summer dawns,
They hung that peal of bells.
And when the eve had hushed the dells,
And lowing kline did home repair,
A benedetion soft and low,
They breathed along the air.
And he who wrought them built hard by
A lowly cot, wherein 10 dwell,
That he might hear at morn and eve
The bells he loved so well.
Ere long, her head upon his breast,
With blsslul tears the sweet eyes dim,
A fair maid listens at even song
To those clear bells with him.
And soon glad children's voices blend
With them, mirth that no cares destroy,
Dear chimes, that TO n fathers heart
Ring back his ohildhood's Joy.
And thus, with those he loved on earth,
lie lived calm days with blessings fraught
DAYS that in music swan-like die
Wept by tho bells ho wrought.
Till in his absence came foe,
Who that fair convent overthrow,
And bore away that peal Of BELLS
His wife and children slew.
No groan nor murmur uttered he.
But straight the pilgrims staff he took;
To alien countries bent his way
His home, his land forsook.
He wandered east, he wandered west,
Crazed by n sleepless, inward woe
poor, heart-broken, homeless thing
With feeble steps and slow:
Until il chauced groen Erin's shore
lie reached and down the Shannon's tide,
The still and balmy summer eve,
Past Limerick's towers did glide
Then suddenly the vesper chimes
Came on the breeze in fitful swells;
lie knows the voices-they are, they are,
His own beloved bells
Folding his arms upon his breast,
His head little dropped the while
lie listened, all the woe-worn face
Lit by quiet smile.
Old scenes, old forms, old friends crowd in
Upon his brain from happier times,
And little childrcn's laughter low
Rings in between those chimes,
His face turned towards the waning towers,
His arms still folded on his breast,
The boatmcn found him cold and still
The weary heart at rest.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26

SOMEBODY says that pun has moth.
ing in it. No moro has soda water
its attraction consists in its oferves-
cence and volitility.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-26
THE SILENT NOON.

II u ClbEI ~ Il ~ NoONs
by S. II. KEACn.
In silent noon of Juno
When earth Is hushvd,
And singing birds,
And lowing herds
Are mute,
On'y the bees low tune,
Whose humming wing has brushed
The dusty gold,
The flower leaves hold,
And like lutte;
The whispcsings Of the breeze,
Low murmuring by,
That seem to say
So distantly
And dim,
Signing among the trees,
Let passion rest,
In every breast,
Aud like hymn;
The singers all unseen,
And far away,
Toe sounds of noon,
In leafy juno
Are heard
And DER the heart serene,
1ntrudes no care
Is thoughts Of prayer,
Within are stirred.
And so, at summers noon
When earth is sti II
And singino. birds.
And lowing herds
At rest,
Life's heavy cares unknown,
Calm thoughts and feelings fill,
Like birds that throng,
The Trees among,
The quiet breast.