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House or Representatives..
WASHINGTON, Feb. rs, 1895.

WARRINGTON, req. 10, lS0o.
INTERNATIONAL EITnrnows OF NORWAY PORTUGAL
The SrEAKKa laid before the House q message from
President Lincoln, enclosing the copy OF DESPATCH nd
dressed 70 the Secretary Of State relating inter-
national exhibition 10 be held In Norway also message
enclosing despatch from our Minister at Portugal,
stating that an International exhibition would be held at
contributions OF American products.
Both messages were referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
INVALID pszysIoNa
On motion OF Mr. HuBBARD, trep.) OF Iowa. resolution
was adopted instrcting the Committee Invalid Pen
sions 70 inaure what further legislation n any
snry To secure 10 the minor children Of deceased soldiers
their rights under the law heirs In the OF the
death OF marriage Of their wdowH
or GEpEfAL GRANT.
Mr. INGrRsorI (rcp) Of H. offered resolution, which
referred TO the Library Committee proposing TO buy
for twenty five hundred dollars the portrait OF Lieutenant
General Grant, now exhibition in the Rotunda
RAILROAD GRANT EXTENSION.
Tho House then resumed the consideration or the bill
extending for Ave years the time for the construction OF
the railroad from Marquette to the Wisconsin state
line for tho beneht Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad &c, when II rejected by voo Of MY SIX
against fifty eight
TIE pnArH OF SENATOR nIcKs
message here received from the senate an
nouncng the action taken By that body respecting The
death Of Senator Hicks
MI WERsrEs, of Md, spoke OF the private and public
career OF the deceased, and said that during hts
Fnbsrnaora term that this wicked rebellion 10
snraed, aud when u necessary 10 secure I've ~.
onsvton of MARYLAND 70 give success 10 the naucIs
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Dinwiddfc Court House.

HE1sHLT.
New YoRK, Feb IL, 1885.
In your account Of the occupation Of Dinwidde Court
House by troops your spordent has been msn
formed TO the ownership Of said property 1t
has does at present belong to gentleman and
resident" OF New Jersey. II sold under the rebel
confscaton law the present nbid secessonist run
ning IT, but at proper time shall have something
FRANCIS PRIEST Owner
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New York, January rs, 1865.

KM. Vt. UnEGG, N.
Dxla lp-ft affords pleasure to add my testimony .
the many Of me good qualities Of CONSTITUTION
WATER believe, SIR that ti the great panncoa
ease OF the kdncys have been afflicted with
OF the kidneys irritation OF the bladder nine years
contracted when travelling South and wcstchange OF c
mate and wae Have treated with tho bcst physans bus
ConstAuton Water. have nearly used two bottles
and must believe the disease is entirely cured
cheerfuy recommend TO an suffering from like dincuy
Very truly yours Il. W. FLINT No. H. Marks plAcs.
DEPOT 46 Ciln street
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Feb. IS,

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Feb. 13, 1865
The barges Fashion and Samuel wooIoy left here last
night in tow Of the steamer Diamond State for Balti
more, for repairs and when about twenty I've miles up
the bay both went 10 pieces in very heavy gallo that
was blowing at the time. The captain Of the Fashion
lost and the others all picked up in almost
frozen condition by the Diamond State and the
Louisiana, Of the Bay line, and brought here. Both
barges light The Diamond State broke her ruddcr
in the gale and had 70 return here.
Colonel Il c. Webster, Chief Quartermaster at this
post has been assigned TO duty elsewhere and Captain
William l. James, Acting Quartcrmaster who has been
duty at this pos. for long time, IL acting as
chief quartermaser In place Of Colonel Webster.
The schooner John X Fremplin, Campbell, MASTER got
aground last night tho sand shoals northward Of Cape
Charles The crew ell taken on by the schooner
Warren Blake, smalley, MASTER bound to Portland, Mo
II Ia thought that the schooner may be saved.
The storm has been quite severe along the coast
The weather quite rough here last night
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Weekly I'm ths
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Weekly im tAs
Country.
TO THE READERS OF NEWSPAPERS.
Tho Nxw YORK WEEKLY HERALD Is the cheapest wecA1y
paper issued in the United States II is published every
Saturday and its contents will embracs tho Military,
Naval Political Religious Foreign, Fashionable Musical
Theatrical, Agricultural, Sporting Art AMI Literary ia-
telgence OF the week.
While oil the other weekly papers have increased their
subscription price fron twenty Ave to two hundred Pc
cent the WEEKLY HERALD is mailed at the old rates.
Ono Copy for year -
Three Copies Tor one year. .....................
Five Copies for one year
Ten Copies for year -
Any larger number addressed OF Subscribers
81 so EACH An extra copy will be sent to every CLUB a
ton Twenty copies address, year, $25, and
any larger number price These make ~
cheapest publication in The country
All who in want of Cheap Family Paper, tho Coz
tents OF which embrace everything that man, -
child desires read will subscribe for this publication
Address WEEKLY HERALD corner of Fultoa ana
Nassau streets New York city
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Hnle's Honey OF Horeh0und and Tar
certain coughs colds influenza hosrseness din
cult breathing and an affections Of the throat bronchial
tubes and lungs leading 70 oonsumgsion The Honey &
Horchound soothos all irritation. The Tar Of Balm o(
ead peneas ceanses and heals all parts OF the throaA
and lungs There nothing like t. 80 cents per bottle Ycs
sale By all druggists. CHARLES DOwNER
General Agent. ~ Cedar street, n u
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Not . Few or tho Worst Disorde rs' ehae
sct mankind arise from corruption OF the blood HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT OF sARsAPARII.L4A 10 . remedy -
the utmost value
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair-Restores
gray hair It's original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean, stands above comparison With other hag
dressing Sold nj the drug and at my ONCE, l,l1o
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ b.
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Cherokee Medicines for the UnfOrtu-
nate3a page pamphlet with full particulars Free A.
dress Dr. " X Mcrwin CO. 6S Liberty street. New YORK.
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Grover d. Bakers First Premium Elias
tic Stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines S96 Broadway.
New York, and zso Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Bntchelor's Hair Dye-Thc Host I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfsse
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Helmbold's Extract OF Sarsaparill0
ceanses and renovass blood inss vgor Of health
into the system and out the humors that make ~
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Old Eves Made New.

Old Eyes Made New.
Apamphst directing how 10 speedily restore sight anA
give up specaces without aid Of doctor medicine Sara
By mall free, rcceip< Of 10 cents. Address
Il. h. FOofE, NJ. ID. LID broadway, New Yorh.
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To yev,raltxe OWeu.sx.r..

In many forms We use disinfecsng srerts Impure Ntss
caused BY bad teeth tobacco spirits eatrr
BY soIoD9sr ,sn,,,ri rvs he,nhfp rcaneacS
rendered "a fragrant csins,. N ilsnas ~
lovers viii be no iongor nolcrA ' ~ '
Sold By all drurgisf.
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Balls and Parties.-Lndies' White Satin
Kid aud Linen Slippers and Caters, with beautiful
Rosettcs, &C., at MILLER co.'s, 287 Canal street
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OH Region Corresponding Agcncy-ror
Furnishing Information upon any and all subjects perAnnr
the oil regions Send for circular Adrus John wnson
pa
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In Proof that Epileptic Fits Can be
cured ad the article this days Issue (Thursday Feb -
Of Henry Ward Becchers paper-hs Tndepsndent-and b
oDu 81
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buy Milier's Hair Dye-Best in q ~ q lity.
cheapest in pricc Try H. Sold BY druggists Depot q
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WHY Ir,ure ,se q ,-..,,.,.,

WY inturr f1c Cs,r-.i.xtcU r, rr~-
de's and wnshss whica ohais 81 'ite ,se p7e ..tn
end N a shot trt y ~ ~ NJ n
And II wAit ~ auf .8 .tn
rA*AA.Nt WV &At.9sF s.tt, Is a,t
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Highest Premium Lockstftch Sewing
Mschincs-WHEELER WILSON 626 Broadway. Be-
Wheeler and Wilson's buttonkole machine.
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Hi1l's Hair Dye, Fifty Cents-Black on
brown. Reliable Depot No Barclay street. Sold by Al
druggists
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IL there an Old Democrat in and with
In miles Of New York city that wish and hops
the Internal rebel will into harborf Dr.
HUNTER No Division street. New York city since i63A
for will be hand, with a chemical that viii
demoish dozen OF '"smn Lot them get out N they
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Clear, Smooth Skin and Beautiful
complexion follows The use OF HELMBoLDs OONCEN.
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA. IL -
moves spots pimples and all erupons Of the sk
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To Purify snd Enrich the Hood ma
bcnuify The complexion, use HELMBof.ps UICIIIv CON
CENIRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARsApkRii,iA ons
bottle equals In strength gallon the syrup or
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

Generals Grant and Sherman Pntron-
lie the great Boo, and shoe emporium OF BROOKS, El
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel Every style e
ladies', gentlemena msses boys and childrens BooAa,
Shoes and Gaters; boys and youths Waterproof Boots
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

BurdsaH's Arnfca Linime mt.-AM In
fablc for burns, scalds sprains rheumatis gun
shot wounds Ac single application alays the pain fro
burn the instant Is applied No family should lie with
outit
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Dunn vivimu. yivamus Iet MS Live

while lve says the Latin proyerb-Bu what Is exeDes
the dyspepticy living death Why suffer tortureo
Of such sla!e' Martyrs. attend course OF HOSTEL
TERS BITrEIiS Will cure In fortnight the oe
chronic dyspepsia that made life spunishment Think
Of this The remedy agreeable; the result immediate and
certain.
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All Ladies' Should Use sserling's Ambso.
STA for the hair beaues preserves aAA
renders the hair soft and gloasy.
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axyrsAI ORp,s HupouARr.ss, Feb Il, lses.

SxSKaAL ORD's HsADouARr.ss Feb II, 1885
GENERAL
Everything being quiet Major General Gbbou, com
manding the Twenty fourth corps, Army Of tho James,
in view Of tho fcturn Of Major General wietze has pro-
cecded North leave Of absence and will be absent for
period Of Ave daya
ucRANGn or rRIsouxra
Colonel Milford will to-day ''swapn one thousand and
fty rebels for equal number patriots who are now
at Coxs wharf, on the James river awaiting the des
BILE exchange
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At $50 broadway. .-Messrs. Fowler -
wRLLa, Phrenologists give written carts Of sAaraseO
duilv
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Neglected Coughs and Colds-Few aware Of tho In
porance Of checking cough common cold" in I. nsss
stage which the bcginnng would yield 70 mia
remedy II neglected preys upon the lungs BROwM0
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs o COUGH LozENGRs aaesA
fnstant relief
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Non.Arrival OF the Asia
HALIFAX, FeH 16--s p, n.
There arc no signs Of the royal mail sseamhip AnA
from Liverpool 4th and Queenstows 9th noI
The weather Is mild and rather thick
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. g. 1895.
The London TmS tcity articIc) says the discount de-
mand At the bank yesterday was full average In the
Stock Exchange there increased supply Of money
Loans we're offered at four per cent
There Ia political news of Importance to-day.
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mr.. WILLIAMS >. starks, Despatch.

HEADQUARTERS, SECOND CoRrs Feb "a, 1855.
The day has passed in perfect quiet Signal officers
port movement Of troops within the rebel lincs
funeral procession observed this morning. the mum.
ber and disposition Of tho troops composing indicating
the burial Of a person Of rank.
quantity Of cotton and tobacco valued Al SIC, 600,
found the Armstrong House, near Hatchsrs run was
brought to Patrick station yesterday for transportation
North. II Is the property Of Mr Armstrong formerly
resident OF Now York, and q staunch Union man. After
suffering incredible hardshps In his efforts 10 eludc the
oonscrpson officers, he succeeded In entering our lines
last summer and took up his residence in New York
Prior 10 this bis brother had been murdered BY tho
rebels His family, including aged father, remained
and have suffered every indgniy the hands OF 'the
chivairy" until the arrival Of troops upon the late
movement, when they moved within our lnes The
old man, who is nearly eighty years OF age bears the
marks Of bayonet wound In the check, inflicted by
rebel ruan The Joy Of the family upon arriving saey
within our lsea amounted almost to insanity
GxEERAL nunrHRxYs ooSGRAruLAroRS ogpuA
The lo ring general order has been issued By General
Hnpphresss-
HrAr g,srr7s, s.coFr Ap'rY ccc-e reb 10, 1895
TIE qs Gel etsl coSiuNfdt-a dcsrss N express "
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The DuehieA.

The Vienna papers publish analysis sf the PruasiAn
reply the last Of Austria the question Of tho
duchics Prussia will await the opinion Of the legal ad
visers OF the before coming 60 decision concern
ing the interests OF these countries and the succession
question Great stress In laid the wish " Prussia
como TO an understanding with Austria without which
tho Prussian government could arrive M solution.
Prussia has important naval interests the northern
frontier Austria has her frontiers Before these In
forests are settled Prussia enter into any discussion
of tho succession question.
The sem-ofhcal Prvpincfdi Correspondence Of Berlin
says-"It Ia said that tho deliberations Of tho Cabinet
on the scheswg Holsten question will In very short
time have far advanced as 10 render possible prec
statement OF the indispensable conditions ind siipua
tons tho fument OF which Prussia will see
I,efore snv further step can he takenu
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FpAnce.

The King Of Prussia in replying TO address from the
Upper House regrets that the House of Representatives.
shows dspos tion to meet his advance He win unsi
tcrably abide by what he said in his speech from the
throne and predicted that the Misunderstanding would
soon disappear
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India.

despatch from Cons,antnoplc announces the open.
ing OF telegraphic communication between Bagdad and
India The first message sent from the Governor Of
Bagdad 70 the Governor OF Bombay the 2oth Of Jan
flnrW
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While round tho social hearth wo joyous throng
And the fleet hours in mirthfnl bliss proong,
Forget not now tho generous volunteer,
Ills wife aud those ho holds on earth most dear
AT mdnighLs hour when stars their vigi!s keep
And all the martial hosts lie wrapt in sleep;
Ills fancy warmed by mcmOrys magic SPELL
Opcs her rich treasures from each secret cell.
No more he hears the distant cannons sound,
Nor sees tho sentinel in his lonely round;
Homes fond endearmcnts, all he left behind,
Claim the inst tribute OF his anxious mind
And while resolved his country to defend,
lie fondly trusts to find in all n friend.
Forget not then how choorluy they rosc
When dangers threatened from our rebel foes.
On many field begrmmcd with human goro,
They, suflorings equal to their courage bore
Where ragged the fight and dangers threatened most,
And doubt hung trembling or each battling host,
They undsmayed each bold assault repclled
And every vantage gained securely held.
hike the tall cliff which rcars on high its head,
Cose to the margin Of the oceans bed,
Ibe tempest waves upheavi.g dash in vain,
swept ocr tho waters Of the boundcss main:
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Sw0hoP
Pgovosr MhRsuLL's OTTiss,
l2Tu nIsruIcr OT OuIn,

l2Tu nsrncr Ono,
Circlcylc, August 18th, 1881.
ENQUIRIES on all subjects connected with the I'm.
srohnsHt, Drah, Exemptions, Liabilities to dram
Credits Snd Accounts Of men furnished, should be
addressed 70 this onicc, whore they will receive
prompt attention. Answers wll there be more spec.
dhy obtained than by addressing the Provost Marshal
General. GRO W. RORY,
Captain aud Provost Marshal.
Ang. la, lsGi.--2lll.
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The Advantage OF the Participating
System Demonstrated

go 90 S75 90
RrNARxs.--By insuring in ono of the above rompa-
nics, his Policy will cost him, for five years Eli, in
stead ofsljOby the Old System, to-wit:
To premium on $4,000 for five years. $50 90
by scrip, worth in New York a. cents go 90
BY interest received in cash on scrip 100
SO 90
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A Ballad for the
Times.

asked hoy with naK"n hair,
Whose ruby lips smile did wear,
Whence came that suit Of clothes so noah
Did papa buy them on this street,
o,ya, ho says in childish CLEO
III show you whera-just coma with me.
Then up walked ;tho lad they wsy,
Caring nangt for his diminished plSy.
lIls only wish, his!only thoughts
To show mo whsre his clothes were bought.
Al length hcsioppcd alta store,
Withrign j. BLOCK,on the door
Saying here's whars papa always goes;
Here's whsro ho buys VII my clothes.
lookod-the goods that met my view
Well kept, so clean, AZ entirely new
Tlllsd me with wonder snd.surprlse,
could scarce holicyO my eyes.
Such piles of goods ofsysry hue,
0oIhing for men and children boo;
Suits ioHmsn both great and small,
short and broad, loan, hank and l,ll.
1iy mind was made. som won't
aud bought the bsst suit of clothes over h.,
nj got them cheap, 50 osmc to the natural cunch
on that this time my money wai well spcnt.
nE-llsmenhrr the place, TallnAdgo Block, OPP,
te Rehsr 4 KuiEs Store.
Nova-u j, HLOCIS, Agent.
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Applications for Exemption
from Draft.
HEApQRs HOARD OF ENROLMENT, /
l2lh Dlstrlcl, L lrrleNil!n, Nhln.

lsth District, T. Lirclevll!e, OHIO,
y ohedienrc to Circular No. q, War Department,
! Provost Marshal Generals Oilicc, dated Washing
ton, u, q. June 2ih 1851, tho board Of Enrolment
otthc 18th District of Ohio will continue tn hear mp
plrNhons tn ho stricken from the roll on account of
-Alicmgc. 2l-Non. residence. ad--Ovcr Age (;
ith-fcrmonent Physical Disability ns to render the
person not proper subject for enrolment under the
law and regulations.
The evidence in rccard TO NienNge, Non residence,
and unsWtubcncss Ol ngo must conform to the rules
and requirements of the apd regulations TO the
duty otlrOring and deciding upon claims Tor cxcm.
ton, NIL the time that can he spared from other dri-
ties, will continuously lie devotcdhy the Board A.
uotmc limiting these examinations, il fixed, those
snrollcd may choose such time Nv suits their convc.
nlence.
GEO. W. RORY, FRO Mar.
NJ. KAGAY, Com'r.
1unse06i i5.f W. q, JONES, Surgeon.
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPA.
NY
OF NEW YORK.

Thcsr companies divide thrccrourtls ofnot profits
annuayt to tho Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
tcrc't at rercent-thcreby funding tho surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and cheape
Insurance.
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MI the Medical men and the Press recommend Dr.
Strk lands htl.Cholcra Mixture rs the only certain
remedy Tor Nnrrl|a and lysontcry II is n comb.
nation Of AStrngcnts, Absorhants Stimulcnts and
Carmlnatlvcs, and IL warranted TO affect cure AFTER
all other means have failed.
For sale hy Druggists General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, u.
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NvGvcMtlMg DlovvNGo, DYs-
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These Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, of ,Uhich the above is fdo-sin1-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is providej with q Safeguard from
oourttrteiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for IS.
@. w. Pobaok, Propristor, No. 9
Eaot Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to lDhons
oil orders should be addressed.
FOR SALE BY
Kounn,n & Co., D. sihor, Lancaster; r. Ealb
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antylllc e.. +. lin Min, Oakland; Harmon Cnrus
prkcrin,don BcCry 4 Mr(lndlish Bremen; SQnder
man Knaull, Amlnia l.. l.. Brattin, New Salem
Joseph RAIDER, MsrSpnrt! l.. w. llarncr, Basil, and
hy druggists anl merchants generally throughout
tn United States aud Canada.
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J<onnlazSry BSG, ASGSB.

Parcns,I greet you with my lowly lay,
Accept my. offering on this happy day;
Long may each live and with long life enjoy,
Its sweet blessings mixed with no alloy.
May health be thine aud true bo every friend
TO guard your honor and benefits extend.
The gentler seX-should special homage share,
Who would if cen lie could forget the fair?
May every Miss, generous husband find,
With health and worth, and wealth. and sense combined
Hay every child by love eongenial provo
The Just recipient of patcrnal love.
May all in fine few cares or sorrows know,
And every bliss partake While hero below
An1smore tlIsn all twill prove your swcctcst joy,
10 not forget this day TIE CARRIER BOY.
10 men by fendish hate led ON,
Degenerate sons of Washington,
Ike Some fierce, comet in tho sky
Sweeping thro' space mystcriously,
Threatening Ger its
To snatchtbo planets from the sun,
Till into primal chaos hurled,
Should perish every circling weld.
Sotheyi in an unhoy hour,
To gain supremacy OF power
Uprriscd parlcida hand
To crush for Ger their native land
False as thohopcs they have betrayed,
Deep as the bitter strife arrayod
Strong as the feindish hate provoked
Stern as the Undying seorn invoked
hstalsc,n ms deep, as strong as stern, ..t.E
SbalFeverJ' tfcaCherous rebel learn
That every age thro' ceasoless time
Snail dcsccratc their OdiOus crime.
BY tho blood our fathers shed,
The memoryof the patriot dead,
by the strong hearts of the brave,
We'llrise and strike and country save
Saved and united. blessing blcst,
Home Of the exile and oppressed
Where is the patriot seer who can,
My country's future glory scan?
Great in wealth. in power as great
Advancing toward he high estate
Our vast prolific continent
No moro by different factions ront.
To highest fame and greatness grown
Shall blest as States one Union own .,-.
Shall blcst rs States one banner claim
One country and one common famo