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fyou do, use
Hoofand's German Bitters!
From J. NsIotoH BrolOs, D. d. Editor ofths Bsey-
cLopcdid Of Religious knowledge.

From J. Nsroton Brown, D. D., Editor Ofths Eney-
cLopcdid Of Religious REoa0IedSe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no suf
cisRt reason, why may not testify to the bentt
he believes himself to have received from simple
preparations, in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard to HoonAnd's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. O. NJ. jackson, Of
this city, because Twas preudced against them for
many years under the impression that thoy wore
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, fC= the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and Tor encourage.
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility The use OF three bottles
Of these Bitters, ct the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident relief and restoration
TO a degree of bodily and mental vigoT which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. 1 theI-' =" inb God and
INV friend 70 Y directing me to tn use Of them.
JIM VI IN BROWN.
PhiIadelPA a,Juue %, 1851,
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Something New.

DR J.. A. BOICE's -AEFI-DYsPRPTIC AND
IL ANTI-ASTHMA only certain cure
tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Iaardice, Diseases
Of the kidneys, ChFOnic or Nervous Debility, and
AL diseases arising from an impaired or diseased
Stomach or liver such as ConslpA Hear tJurn,
Nausea, Ru'lness and Weight 10 the stomach, eOuT
BeIehinSs PuIInesa Of Bio a 70 the Head, sinking
or Futtzrng a. the Pit Of the stomach, fluttering
aud Ps sptAtf1n Of the Heart Dali Paiu in the Head,
De hcisnr Preparation, Burning u the Pains o. the
Hands and s5Iss Of the Rs-t, Asthma, HeurAlsia, a,
and TEiicaing Of the Nerves Also an Ehectual
Remedy IN Female SuppreasiOns, Irregularities and
Weakness.
Many testimonials Of its curss might be given,
but the best evidence IL trial Of its virtues sold
By all the Druggists In wheeling and Bridgeport,
and Druggists generally.
Prepared By B0lCE 1 WILLIAMS,
jelI-u Wheeling Island, West Virginia.
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RATIUNAL .MEDICINE.

nR. THOMAS KISNER, WOULD
II re pectfully inform the citizens Of Whe cling
and vicinity that he has permanently located in
this city for the practice OF Medicine upon the RA-
tional or Eclectic system. He has been engaged in
the practice Ofhis proies for lumber Ofyears,
and has been eminenty successful in the tIea ment
OF all varieties of diseases, both acute and chronic
DR.. h, as heretofore, will devote good share OF
his time and attention the treatment Of all chronic
diseases of both sexes, such Consumption and all
varieties Cf Lung Diseases all Diseases Throat,
CatarIh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercurlal
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism Serofuls, every
variety of Blood and skin Disc ases Epilepsy, Tumor,
Wen5, Spinal Affections, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections Diseases Of the Eye
aud Ear, &C. Those peculiar to Females viz In
II ImnatOTy Diseases OF the Uterus Painful Irregu-
larities, LeucoTrhea. Prolapsus Uteri and all Her
vous Diseases to which they subject. Diseases
of Children carefully and nationally treated. Med
icnes mild, reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential Night
calls cheerfully and promptly answered.
oS-Jhics and residence one door west OF Louis
Abling Hotel, Third street, near Reed a RrafE's
Drug store, Centre Wheeling, w. Va. Once hours
from A. II. to 9 2. NJ.
RsRERENOEs.
Prof. b. Payne, steubenVile, Ohio.
DIR. W. ID. Dcjregor,
DIR. e. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. II. CleAveland, q ncinnati, Ohio.
DR.. Q. a. Meiclimer, Van Vert, ::
js2T-lSd&W
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

BDed sr tSo GSuT Ts.d9n Sf saS D!Tss
Hail wooav Of ytrginta,At Wheeling, sPring
TN pursuance OF an order of sale issu d from the
i Clerks office Of tho District Court Of the United
states for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Wheeling, in the above entitled cause, Will on
Tuesday, July Gth, 1854, on the premises, at New
Greek station Of the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
Co npany 10 Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
Mt pa jlic auction 10 the hg est aud best bidder,
parcel Of lani coutaiuiug ve acres, more or less,
Said Isud ali rims the land of Robert K Sheets on
the wsst the hsrs OF James Paris deceased, on the
south, aud Angus W. Mcdonald on ths east, aud
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house sud other Improvements thereof, commonly
knoR n as Hsu WOOdwards Tannery" -.-
Aud on Welnssisy, July u, 1854, at Piedmont
Station OF the b IltinOre and Ohio Railroad, In
Hampshire oounty, West Virginia, will sell at pub
lie auction to tn highest A9d best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots, with the improvements thereon situ-
Atei in tue town of Piedmont, in said county, num-
berel forty eight,-4s-forty-nine,- ne,-i9-sixty,.69
and siTry.one,-5I-9ach fronting twenty-five
feet on Third aud running back 70 the north
branch Of tno PotonIAc river, aud Lot mbered
Notwithstanding atty feet First street and
running back to Third street. y G. . -. a-a- H.|
Terms of sAle-CRsh.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. ~.
N'' 4. NJ. NORTON,
Ie2td U. 8. Marshal W. D. Of Va
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Excelsior Planning Mill

HAyING ntted up my estsbiisbmsnt With the
IL Latest Improved Machinery, an nov pre-
psrUd 10 furnish ~ ny once IN BRtDGEPORF, the
sane that Eas formerly occaplsd By Stewart aud
Heeliue, Rough and worried Boards Flooring
WeatherBoarding-D Doors, sAsh, shi ngles. Shelving
uelstuh, Frames, and Building sIareriAis Generally
All work delivered free Of charges at the Cieye-
land and PirtsJu-gh p. 4 Depot, End also AZ the
Baltimore and OHIO AID HsaPasid r. z DePo Is
excepting tolls .H----H-
E-OrderI promptly ATTENDED 70:
GEORGE KEELISE,
CFormsrly Of the frn Of stsSArt 4 Keelins-l
BEfDsEPoET. Belmont Co. o. js9-6mS
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TRUSTEES SALE

or Real Estate Ia the Town OF ESOuth
Cameron, Marshall County.
DY virtue of a deed OF trust made TO me by John.
fO Jones and P4ninah his wife, dated on the 10Th
dAy Of March, lS5S, aud recorded in the once oil
the Recorder of Marsh Ill county, in Deed Book No.
l2 page ISL, aud also by virtue Of deed Of trTst
made 70 me by the said John Jones dated on the
90tb daV OF july 1S5S, and srded in the office Of
the Recorder for Marshall county, in Deed Book
No l2, page Sll, will, On W Jed HESDAY, the goth
dsy of JIIy ,6i offer public Anetion at the
front door Of the Court House in Moundsylle, MAT
shall COUNTY, q certain Lot OF ground situated In
plat Of said town as Lot number six (6L
i.iT tS5'h' Oh 'Ai'- H.o. Colts, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE STEAM POWER oIRoUL AR
IA SAW MILL, situated about ~ miles from the
town Of West Liberty or 81 from bethany, W. va
Having good engine and double-hued boiler Two
circular Zone 81 inch) and other necessary ar
TAngements, with sufficient capacity to manufacture
from three i've thousand feet OF lumber per day,
It's present location being good 1t be removed
~ moderate cost For urthsrParticulArs spply to
ALEX. COIN,
Bethany P. o., ". Va, or
e. O0BN,
IelT-lm Wheeling, W. Va.
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REFERENCES
DR.. r. h, LEE.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN

LIN l. ~ X 0AOA<AGN
SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
TTNENDERS his professional services the citizens
i Of Wheeling aud vicinity. DIR. L. is a graduate
the Eclectic Medical Institute Of CucinnAti, and
has had many -eArJ experience in the practice OF
his profession aud he hopes by close attention to
business TO merit share Of the public patronage.
DR.. Lee has given spec al attention to and has
been eminsntly successful in the treatment OF
chrOnc dsea5e of every variety, and especially Of
such Rheumlti5m, aud diseases of the Eye and
Ear, Liver Com ,laint, Nervous Debility, Cancers
aud Ulcor, Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the
Kidneys, Gravel, 60. All those who have been un-
successfully treated for any Of the above diseases,
would fiui it to their interest to consult Dr. Leo
without dslay- Our practice is safe, certain and
prompt, leaving msrcuriAl faint in the system,
but cleansing, renoyAting and strengthening the
general system, acting in unison with Natures un-
erTinX laws, .aH
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ISlT-lm
FOR SALE.

A THREE TENEMkNr, two story, Rrame House,
IA each tenement containing nTe rooms and
good cellar, all in excellent repair. Tue above
property Is on the corner OF Broadway and Ohio
streets WRseGag Island. There Is a good garden
attached, containing graPe-yiues and variety Of
fruit treeL Also never failing well OF eKeellent
""'e'' oHAs NTOoLs,
ISlo-1n on the PrOmiSeS-
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SUMMER RESORT.
RIYERDALE HOUSE,

HAYSVILLks
OS THE WHEELING PIrrsBURs RAILROAD.
THIS delightful resort offers indueements to
j. Wheeling families not ohsrsd By any HOtel IN
the country, being conveniently situated that
gentleman remain in town and join Jneir fam
pfss on Slturday eTenlng The House has every
convenience Tor the accomu Cd stiou Of its guests
with large Grounds, beautiful River, ALI y, gym
nAsinm, M1sic, BOats, stables, and the best water
west OF the m1uutains-
The table will be f1raished with all the dslieaeies
Of the season
J. r. GARDINER,
or, Dr.. q. ". SPENCER,
jeis-lm Pittsburgh, Pa
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Re-Fltted andOrganized for 1864

The Most Complete Establishment
NOW TRAVELLING IN AMERICA!
FIVE DAsHIVG EouEsrRIENNEs.
Two CLOWNS AT EACH PERFORMANCE.
9IFRAm nav
The Great Wit and ModsIn GrimaldL L
PETE RIVERS, .-...
TAs Qlant- ouizzleAl, Extempore Vocalist
An UneqalIed Collection Of
HIGHLY TRAINED ARABIAN HORSES,
Ed GATED MULES
DANCING HORSES, and
PIGMT TRICK PONIES
The following Ladies and Gentlsmsn compose the
troupe Of this MAnm1th Company:
MADAM MARIE ROBINSON,
And her wonderful Dancing Horses ~TAMhA-
NY" and -DON JUAN trained By Levi J. North
mAD'LLE ANNIE,
the Youthful Prima Donna Of the Arena {.
MAD'LLE ISABELLE,
The Charming DAnseuss-
La FAIRIE ALICE,
The Poetry Of Motion.
Mr.. II. a. KIEGKADE
In his PETE GENKINs-
SEGENANT.
The most accomplished Dramatic Scenic
Rider in America -
MASTER HERNANDEZ,
The Keno Ened EqusstriAn Of daring som
ersault on the bAEe back stsed-
1IR. OLIVER DODGE,
The Cha lpiyu Four and SIX Horse Rider
Of America introducing his mighty trained CAEnAn-
MIR. CHARLES ROSS,
The hero OF turning three souersAulis
before alighting on TIE ground, and known a. the
man OF leo somerEAultA
The World Renowned
wHETTONY BROTHERS,
Leonard aud James,
Who will appear in tpeir unApPrnachable sets o. the
Giant Move or the TraPezs AcEi Tsius of AosnaS
and the Merry Menl
THE GRAND PROCESSION
viii enter town on the morning Of the day OF EXIT
bitiOn ht 10 O'Clock. led ey the SWAN CHAkIOT,
drawn by elegantly m Erked horses, containing
LUD Wigs CORNET BAND.
Two Exhibitions each dAy. Afternoon and EVsn-
ing. Doors oDen al and ! P. NJ Performance 20
commence half an hour later.
ABHIssIoH 90 AND IS CESIs.
VIII Exhibit a.
w II H H L IN O.,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, july 1, 5, 9 AndT.
". @ DAVIa,
Js2S 81 General Bu-iuess Agent
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G. SLACR, Senator 7th Dist.
W ;. DUNBAR, 81. II. D.
JOHN PHELPHS, Pres. Senate

~omos one door South of Kramsr's Hotel,
Main street. :.
La lies wishing to consult the DE- if they Prefer)
eau call at ro)m No -, MJurOe House, aud hrs.
Lee will take PIeIsur in accompanying them to
the office. Can be found at the Monroe House at
night. leI-Gm-
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Depository and FTnGnesGE Agsnt
Of The United States.

INHIS BANK is the SUCCESSOR to the Belmont
i Branch OF the state Bank OF Ohio, and is pre-
pared to do general Banking. Collection and tx
change business.
1t is authorized TO receive subscriptions to the
United States loan authorized by tho act of March
Sd, 1864.
These bonds bear date March lst, 1854, are re-
deem able the pleasure of the Government after
ten years, and payable forty years from date, In
coin, with interest at i've per cent. per annum, in
coin. -u
Subscribers can have either registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer, in sums of $50 or some
multiple OF fifty dollars.
Interest on the $50 aud 500 Bonds is payable
annually; all otner denominations semi-annuRlly.
hese bonds will draw interest from March lst,
aud the accrued interest from that day to the date
Of subscription, mus; be paid in coin or National
currency. II paid in the latter (which includes
United and note, of the Nation al Banks
fifty per cent. premium must be added to the
amount ofinterest until otherwise directed.
RprT JOHN @, TALLMAE, OaSh.
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WHEELING, WEsr VA, Dec. 4th, 1853.

WHEELING, WEST VA, Dec. 4th, 1858.
To all I0hORt is may c0acerH: We, the uuder-
aigasd, members OF ths West Virginia Legis!atureI
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
RienArI IL. Lse many years previous to the break
ing out Of the Rebellion, AS a successful aud ener-
getic practitioner of deIicRe (OfIhe Eclectic schooD
both in KAnaRha county, Va, and Gala county,
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Hooaand's German Bitters!
10 11 PURELY vEaETABLE,)

(PURELH EEGECAbIE,)
Hosts Of ignorant ouacks and interruptions Rdven-
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
food gates ofEostrums in the shape Of poor whisky
YileIy Compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonics, StomAchics and Bitters.
Beware of the innumeIAble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethOric bottles, and hgh-bellied
kegs under the modest appelaton Of bitters, which
instead Of curing, only RggraNate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HooPLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years' trial by the American pub
lic and their reputation and sale are not rvaedby
any similar preparation.
The prOprietOrs have thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent Olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians
and Citizens testifying, otheir own personal knoWl
edge the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
these Bitters,
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
your
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITE,
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITU-
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO you WANT TO GET RID OF NERY0UsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGYT
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLI
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
nyou do, use
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gailg guteIIigeuter
OIL.

Letter from West VIrginIR--.-Whht
our OH Wells are Doing aud What
their Prospects Are----NOLLce OF a
Wheeling Company.
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no. es1 ARCH STREET
PFSseiPaI 01Ses aHG kaHagSesOry,
JONES EVANS,
tsuo.s..or. 70 9: y. Jaets.eonn = Col
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PRIoEs-LarSs size, holding nearly double
quantity, 81 per bottlei half doGsn' o. Snail NE
T6e per bottle; half dozen, 81
ET-For sale by pruEgiSts and Dealers sVsrIWhsrs
in the United stsses, and BY all the Drugg1t. and
DeAisrI In Wheeling. ooto-4y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

Is THIS Loyal ?-Our Abolition cotem.
poraries who are so excited about the
draft, eDlistments, the war, slavery, boun-
ties, the Union, Mr.. Lincoln's re nomina,
ton. aud thousand other things too tedi-
Gus to mention, are respectfully requested
to advise US if the republication Of this
little Prenticeiana compromises the NoRru
Iowa TINES, and renders it obnoxious to
the charge of "lisloyalty." The Louisville
Journal, the very best Union paper in the
border States, asks:
How many Of the hundreds Of thousand
able bodied men who have just voted tha,
the rebellion must be put down, meant tC
vote that they would 50 and help put il
down? And how many meant to vote that
the whole work must be done by other peo
Pile?
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am afraid those who profess TO be skill
prcsuming to instruct them in q business
in which each assumes to be an expert
From the time horse shoeing was first prac-
ticed as a separate trade, the same vanity
aHd sel-conceit seem to have universally
characterized the smiths, for when gen.
tleman desires to have his horse shod ac-
cording TO his own mind, it is general
saying that smiths do not want to be
caught their trade; this is as much as to
say there is nothing to be learned in our
art, nor ever will be, but what is already
known" A similar complaint was made
against the same head strong conduct, by
earliest writer's and what deserves special
notice is this: There is not one artizar,
however he may differ from another but
gives the same answer, under the impress
sion that he knew more than all his neigh
bors if not as much as all the world beside.
The same unamiable disposition threatens
to annoy the teachers endeavors for ages to
come. 1t has been maxim that Nature
has created nothing in vain and the saying
is 50 trite and tue that all reasonable peo-
pie agree that Nature should be the guido
IN all cur operations npon the Horse and
that ot Shoelng S admitted to Se among
the most important. But II you ask one
Of these obstinate artizans the use Of any
art Of the animal or inquire if some duty
has been assigned or some given function
to perform, he can give you no answer ex.
| ccpt to convince you that custom alone has
taught him all he knows. Hence those
who reason on such subjects conclude that
many errors have arisen in the practice of
the art and there should be 30 ground of
offence toward any one in consequence Of o
discussion If the subject by the most hum
bic son OF Vulcan.
BE this as it may, it is my Intention to
explain in sci les of articles the original
design ana proper manier ct shoeing
horses, which will bring me to consider the
uses and abuses introduced into the art
and its evil effects as well as lameness pro-
duccd from other causes. This | will do
as clearly and conciscly as | can, so that
every man Of ordinary capacity may be
able to judge for himself in these matters
Every one admits it is of no small mo-
mert, the wel-being and prosperity Of the
Horse in whatever service he may be EN-.
ployed, whether before the plow or wagon
for our support, to the carriage for our
pleasure or on the race-,rack for Our profit
or loss JoHS c. HARRISON.
McGREGoR, Feb'v Oath, 1861
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MELANCuoLY-Mr. L. Corcoran, an old
resident Of Taylor Township, Allamakee
County, has had severe affliction for the
last l2 months. About that time his wife
died, and was soon followed by an interest
ing child Of about years old. On the
lst Of Feb, inst, his accomplished and
amiable daughter CArHARINE fell victim
to that pestilent disease, Diptheria, and
another daughter is not expected to live
from the same disease.
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GAMBLING.

GAMBLING.
From you den OF double dealing,
With its Devils host.
Come l, madiGnsi out of healing:
All Is iostl
So the false wine cannot blind me,
Nor the brasgart
But know that he'll doth bind mao,
Aitls lost!
Where the lavish gain attracts US,
And the easy cost,
While the damning dicer backs US,
Allis lost
Blest the rustic in his burrows,
Toll and sweat embossed
BIcSt are honest souls in sorrows,
ALI is lost
Wifely love the closer clinging
When men iced the most
Shall come di>honor bringing!
All is lost
Babe in silken cradle lying,
To low music toS> ed.
Will they wake thee tor IN 3 iyshsi
All is lost
Yonder where the river grimly
Whitsns like y ghost,
Must plunge and perish dimly
All is lost!
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SMALL KINDNEssEs-Smalla acts Of kind
ness, how pleasant and desirable do they
make life. Every dark object is made light
by them, and every tear of sorrow is brush
cd away. When the heart is sad, and des
pondency sits at the entrance Of the soul, a
uitlins Kindness drives away despair, and
makes the path cheerful and pleasant.
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Pretty GooD.-The Local Of the Iowa
State Register is "brick" and we would
like to know him. The Editor is "brick"
in his way, but only half burnt, INDUCES in
all the low epithes Of politics, but in other
respects is, (according to Mayor Stoneman,
of McGregor,) a gentleman The Local
aforesaid recently referred to the visit,
officially. Of the Secretary OF the Senate Of
iowa, to the House Of Representatives in
these words: we commend the last two or
three lines to the considerali m Of Free
men:
The door of the Hall opened, and gen.
IT, man of small frame and intelligent phys,
iognomy, preceded by bit of paper in his
hand, entered, and spoke thus:
"Mr. Speaker, have the honor to inform
the House that the Senate has passed a
joint resolution inviting John B. Cough to
visit this place, to address the Butternuts
and other reprobates Of Des Moines on the
subject of Temperance. Also, that the
Senate has passed joint resolution, mum.
Der four million and six, giuing the soldiers
the right to cote tor Abs Lincoln ut tho Pres
identidL election IN 1864.
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syy~ Excuse me mal.aT, bat | would
like to ask you why you look at me sov very
savasei, 2" "Oh beg pardon, sir. took
you for my husbandr
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LucKY.-A bachelor friend of ours received the
following tribute of love accompanying an elegant
Valentine. lie says he don't know where it came
from, but he hasn't slept for week! Will the dese
one drop the maskf
They tall to ME of others,
As fair, they say, as thou;
With eyes as darkly glorious,
With such god-lits brow;
They speak OF wealth and station,
But it is all, in vain, to me;
For while they talk OF others,
think alone of - Qhee.)
They tell m, Time is 6eetpg,
Aud youth will soon be Ger,
They bid me sieze the present.
Aud nurse the past no more.
They point to me the future,
so lone a it must be,
They know not that my spirit,
lsliak.d for aye with thee.
They cannot, cannot move me,
My purpose is my own.
To outtcard sye it may seem
walk this .0arid alone;
Myinward ,oorld j. peopled,
With thoughts of feeling free,
And life caHaot be lonely,
When / may think Of thee.
remain yours,
VALRNTINE's FRIEND.