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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

~ Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
tho Post Office 81 Sioux City, March
3lst, 1866. 10 obtain any Of these letters
the applicant must call for ad0ertised lot
ters, give the dsts Of this list, ana pay
one cent for advertising. If not called
for in one month, they will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
Miss Maggie Brownlee, Edward Bark
sr, Fred. L. Clark, Miss Carrie Duggens,
Charles NJ. Davis, james Fiuney, G. W.
Gee, Bsnedick Gunderson, W. Gray, 2;
Robert Hall, VIM. Jones, George Max
ham. James Marsh, Harrison Smart,
Warren D. Sha,,uck, F. NJ. S:ergan, VIM.
F. Taylor.
Letters remaining unclaimed April 7,h.
1866
Head Amey, VIM. Bornan, Dan'I Bor-
den, sen., II. A. Copeland, Alex. Church,
George W. Chrisman, s. d. Darcy, Eddy
R Grutf, J. b. Greenlee, Jane. Z. Ham,
bIeu, VIM. Hemingway, W. Kelley, D4n'I
Keith, Geo. y. Lyman, Henry Machen,
2: George Markham, James Marsh, W. G..
Webster, Geo. B. Walker, Samuel Wade,
Miss Elizabeth Van Dorn, Wesley s. Ira.
Wis, Mr.. Sutten, Mrs. Caroline Rictor.
J. C. G. HOSKINS, p. n.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

~ Protection FROM FIKEs-Our at
ten.ion was p. r,icularly called to the
following passage in the able Inaugural
Of our present Mayor:
"S,me legislation seems to be necessa'
~ to protect our city as far As possible
against Ere, and the ravsges Of those
terrible conAagra,ions which have visited
other towns like ours, destroying thous-
ands Of dollars worth of property and
bringing ruin and distress to many. At
present We nre not able to purchase an
engine, but hooks and ladders should be
provided and kept in some suitable place,
90 that they can be used promptly when
required These could he used success
fully aud would probably b. the means Of
saving q large amount Of property 10 case
Of fire.
We think the suzs estion therein con-
tanned deserving of favorable considera-
ton and immediate action. 1.-THE city is
not able at this time to purchase Ere
engine, it certainly could-without greatly
distressing the taxpayers provide the
necessary hooks, ropes snd ladders to
equip hook aud Ladder company. Such
= company could easily lie organized from
our citizens, and would undoubtedly grs-
tuitously serve, so that tho expense TO
the city would be but trifling. Such an
organic .,ion should exist even were the
city supplied with FIRE engine, and es
between the two. We are Of the opinion
that in q place where the buildings are
Constructed in such light fragile msn.
ner ~ they are in this city, and where the
town is 20 compac.ly built as it is in
many places here -,he hook and ladder
company would do more efficient service
than an engine company.
W. shall be glad to see our City Coun-
ell take some action in this matter. Ii the
city will but provide the hooks, &C., the
citizens will do the rest.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07
~Tbe Ssuate Of the United State.

~rhe Senate Of the United States
has ratified, after making slight smeud-
nent, the treaty between the general gov
ernment and the Two Kettle band or
Sioux Indians. This treaty was conclad'
cd =, Fort Sn''y, III October last, by Gen.
Sbley aud others Oh the part Of the Z
5, and Cha ,an-skah and other chiefs on
the part of the Two Kettle band. BY ito
terms the Indians are to receive On ar.
nui,y Of six thousand dollars year for
twenty ysars-iR consi derAlion Of the pay
ment Of which sum 0: money, the Tw,
Kettle band ackn 'wisdss Themselves in
dividua'Iy aud collectively subject to the
jurisdiction Of the u s., and asrs" to
cease from all ho.ti|ities against the per
sons and property Of its citizens aud
further to ass their influence, aud if nee
essary physical force, TO prev-n. other
bonds of the Sioux Indians from making
hostile demonst, a,ions asaius; The govern.
neHt of the u. 5
THIS treaty would seem to have settled
all our Indian difficulties in the North
West, and undoubtedly would be \ good
thing if 18th parties to it would carry
out ito undertakings; but the trouble is
some Government asent will steal tho
annuities and the Indians will continue
their hosiiiitics.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

- We caution our readers, that II
they invest in any Of the Gift Enterprises
sca..srsd through tho essnsry, they muss
expsct to b s~indlsd. VS. insert their
ad.er.isenen.s. .hes paid for, the Same
- othsr adysr.iseaen.s bat - - res
ponsible fer none Of our advertisers, and
ssy distinctly, that u believe oil the Gift
JsxsIry and Diamond enterprises are
humbues aud yviodles.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

~ NEw GoODs AT BooGE 81 FRS,
instalIment Of spring and summer stock
by steamer, consisting Of hats and caps
Of every variety Of style. Dress goods,
dry goods aud groceries. Call early and
see this stock selected by the proprietor
in person
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

~ There has just been delivered 10
the military authorities here man by the
name Of Wslee, who 10 charged with hav,
ing killed another man by the name Of
David Jones. Both Of these men belong.
Cd to the 4th u. s., and we're stationed at
Fort Sully ss the time the act was per-
pstrased. The killing occurred in
~ ARRAY between the parties one Of
them using = club and the other q knife
The deceased used the club and the pris-
oner the kuifs-si,h which hs cut his
opponent in the leg.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

~ Change OF TlnE.-On and after
Monday, April 9th, stages Of the North
western Stage Company will leave Sioux
City, .. follows: On Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays, At 5 A. NJ. Leave
Boone, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

- The foundation stone for the build
ing to be erected on the corner Of Fourth
and Pearl streets BY M. Vinton, j. being
placed on ths ground. Every thing indi-
Gates that more valuable improvements
will be made in this city this season, than
have been made IN any two years since
iis existence.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07
~ 4 SERIOUS ARRAY Fridu

~ 4 SERIOUS ARRAY On Friday
night Of last week two soldiers of Colonel
Brackets battalion got into u fsh, ON
Pearl street Quite a crowd soon ASSEM-
BLEED around tho parties. One Of the
b-Liserents suddenly withdrew from the
contest aud retired to his quarters, when
it was discovered that he was dancerously
wounded, being cut In four diif-re ut
places. The principal wound WAS in the
abdomen, aud extending ~ into aud
injuring the right lung. |, is . matter of
considerable doub. who inflicted the
wounds-as it was quite dark a, the time
and as there were so many within reach
Of the injured party. Colonel Brackett
with his usual promptness took immedi
ate action in the matter, aud now has two
parties confined on suspicion Of having
com milted the act.
The name Of the wounded man is
Myers. lis present condition though
critical il not, We are informed, BY any
means hopeless.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

- PERsoNAL.-L. d. PARMsR lef, for
the Eas. this week, for the purpose Of
purchasing goods r~n. ..x....g r.a
Hon. d. L. RRAABLE, of. Ysnkton, was
in town this week, en- route for the East.
h. 9. ASH, Esq, mine host Of the Ash
Hoase, has been stopping at the Waurs.
gan for several days this week. a"aa@3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

- The SociAble, At. the house Of c.
K. SMITH, Esq, Tuesday evening last.
wss : decided success attended,
and one Of the plsasantost parties Of The
season. 4s- "% @ '...a.~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

~ GLORIOUS NEws-Prices of DRUGS
and Medicine. rherc they ,cere before the
Var, and where they ought to be-The
constant and steady decline Of gold, and
the unsettled state Of the markets on the
sea-board, warrant Us in believing that
the time has come when tho prices Of
goods should lie reduced to correspond
with the times and with individual neces-
stiles. Our motto is, We say what we
mean, ana mean what We say. Hereafter
we will SELL
Jayne's Expectorant at..............$l 90
Jaynes Alternative at........... | 90
Ayers and Bulls Sarsaparilla at... 90
Ayers Cherry p. ctoral at..... ..... | 90
Allen Lung Balsam a'............. | 90
All kinds Of pills at.................. rs
And all other goods rropor'ionate'y low.
CllAS. KENT,
I'm No. II Pearl street.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

A- We propose to furnish our readers
with an accurate accoun, Of the arrival,
departur and destination Of al! the boats
which may TOUGH at this place during the
ensuing season.
The first boat Of the season, the Cora,
arrived oa Monday, and left on tuesday.
She was bound for Fort Benton, and
ffeishted With passengers aud goods for
Montana. A, the time Of the arrival of
this boat, the river in front Of town was
not snstrsl, clear Of ice, having onl,
broken up at this point the day before.
The second boat was The Deer Lodg',
bound for Benton, aud loaded with 70 ,ds
for the Montana trade. She had on board
quite . number Of passengers, and adver-
tises to be the 6rs. boa, through She
arrived here Tuesday, aud left same day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07
uOLBRo0R & BROTHER,
LAND AGENTS & SURVEYORS.

NYILL carefully attend to the selection and To-
w cation Of land IN the several land dist ricts In
Western Iowa and Nebraska: buy and sell Land
Warrants, or locate them Oh commission for non
residents they will loan money at western "a les OF
interest buy and aetl real estate and pay taxes -
Collections made and neDey promptly iorwarde !.
jaGl-Se s.r.~g "a NVLAkvuk 4 Bro.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07
For Sale,

THE House in North Sioux City. now occupied
j by George l.. Taskett This house j. one of
tbs best finished and most easantls loca ted resi-.
dences In Sioux City The pre- misses consist of six
Lots, well fenced, with q hun lrsd yonnp an a
thrifty trees growing on The same The House
has first class cellar, well eemeuted, and an ex-
esliest cistern. There Is also connected with the
house good ontbniidings.
Also, Slaughter House, with all the furniture
necessary for carrying Oh the ht herring business
together with three lots. enclosed with a tight
and high fence. A stream of water runs within =
few feet Of tbs premises For particulars, enquire
Of the subscriber.
@ ..@ .-#rH GEoR1E l.. 4TACkETT
Sioux City, Iowa, Earch 10, 1866
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

THE c,Partnership heretofore existing at Jae X
/ son, Dakota county, n. r., under he name ard
sty 10 OF A. kERNS CO, is this aay dissolved by
mutual Consent, and the business will hereafter be
continue, by the new firm OF lark Preston
The business of the old firm will be settled by
the new irm OF CLARK Preston.
CLARK PRESTON,
A. KER\S h co.
Jackson, N r, Feb. 30, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

s~ Blank Deeds for sale a, the Sioux
City Register office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

- GoDEY's LADY's BooK-We are
in receipt Of the April number of Godey's
Lady's Book. The literary contents are
rich and varied. Marion HArland. Mary
Jaavrin, Miss Frost, Mrs. 3. F. Elicit, n.
4. Denison, and other veil known writer's
appear. The beauty Of the sngravinas,
both steel and wood, cannot be sxcelled.
Every lady should be . Subscriber, for i.
contains something to interest oil, both
old aud young. Terms, Is per snnum |;
two copies, IS 80. Address, l.. A. Cooley,
N. Z. corner Sixth aud Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

- Buy rnE GENUINE Go TO KENT's
and buy your patent medicine. Of ell kinds
and varie,ie. in their purity We hold The
agency for all the reliable patent medi
cines and can furnish them to our custo
mers from fret hands, thereby securing
them against imposition and fraud lm
~ 20 bbls onion sets, 50 lbs onion
seed, early corn, beans and peas, by the
bushcl or pound together with large va
rie,y Of pApsrrd seeds, all fresh and new,
At kE>rs
Ds1r Bay your fancy Candies and Toilet
Articles at IlvwARn's.
DH For choice Cigars and Tobacco.
90 to liowARps Drug Store.
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Local Notices.

o@We take pleasure in calling at,en
ton to the medicines advertised in our
paper by j N HARRIS & c., of Ciucin-
oati. Perry Davis Pain-siIer is well
known to the public and needs 10 recon-
nendation from IA, as its good qualities
in all cases have been generally tested -
The Sherry Wine Btttsrs, in cases of dys-
pepsia, juundice, liver complaints, and in
all cases where tonic is necessary, is
highly recommended. DR.. Viewers syr.
up and cerate are desirable remedies in
cases arising from an impure state Of the
blood. The combined use<of the two is
said TO result favorable in all cases. Al
lens Lung Balsam is but little known
here ; but where it has been introduced
no Lung or Cough Remedy stands higher
In the above lis, may be found panacea
for all diseases; try them. Sold by CuAs.
KENT. In
~ rHE RUSH Is IMxEssE.-The lar.
goods, toilet. articles, perfumery, &c, to
be found in the Northwest, at kEyr's, No
Is, Pearl street. We have recently been
making large additions to our stock Of
this class of goods. and can now offer to
our customers a large and extended var
ETY. OF genuine goods at extremely lo,r
prizes. Please call and.sxamine our stock
and prices: we always consider it a plea
sure to show goods. I'm
eJ~lf you want 10 buy your drugs and
medicines 10 their purity, 90 to krSr's
City Drug Store, No. Is, Pearl ST., where
none others are kept, The reputation Of
our house for pure drugs and chemicals
is sufficient guarantee that noue others
are sold by ns. We warran. every article
sold by US tree from adu'.era,ion. In the
purchase Of our goods We have in view,
not 50 much The lowest price IN n,arnet. as
the purity and xenuineness Of the article
Our prices shall be a. low as strictly pure
medicines can be sold. lm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

pI The changes being daily intro
duced iuto the appearance Of our city BY
the erection Of new, and the repairing Of
old buildings, is quite refreshing. I'm
provemen,s have been com menced in
earnest aud if continued during the spring
and summer to the exsen, proposed, our
town will b, hardly recognizable in the
Fall. Let the good work 70 on-at Ieas.
until the constantly increasing surplus
population 10 provided for, and rents come
down to something like q fair per cen.
tage on the cost Of the building. OF
course. 40 long - the supply Ct tenements
is no. within fifty per cent. Of the demand,
rents will BE- dispropor,ionately high, and
many families, that might otherwise de-
sire to remain here, will be forced 10 re-
move to ether localities. Our business
men should sec this, and hence be moro
willing to invest greater share of their
surplus means 10 building, thereby insur-
ing IN increase Of population and trade.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-07

q GOOD Journey men TAILoRs, to whom good
lwages and steady employ ment will DO given
Inl"ir.% "A1 JANE MyTCnlNsA
saoA --h*| 1T 03 dD6A 1ANao.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-10
a D D 3 g S S S
DELivEpED BEFORE THE
Widows and Orphans Charitable
Association.
II MlFFLi>TOWN, Pa,
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, rs, ,65
BY F. N. MIC6EY, Esq.
TIE ADDRESS.

HE ADDRESS.
The earliest records Of human history,
furnish pruots OF the existence of secret
associations, among nearly all the nations
of the earth. They have everywhere &C
companied, if they have not advanced
civilization, znt been the conse evators. it
not the promoters Of religious, scientific.
aud political truths. That these early soc.e.
ties we're often perverted and grossly
abused. is readily admitted But that
furnishes no argument against their pro
per Use: All associations have been .or
rupted or perverted. Written language is
abused every day--,he tonyu i..eif is an
unruly member, trearhing not only pray.
ers tv God. out curses on oar fellow men,
yet To one, ior that alone. wou d doom,
society to solitude and silence or abolish
pen and press forever. On the Contrary,
the vast utility Of aucien: secret assucIa
.lons, of Philosophers and Patriots i'll ad
vaucing rel igiuc. cm.ersin, literature
arts aud science aud in ainel0raiing the
condlripu nf States aud com .nunit,e,. has
Commended them to TIE Imitation Of the
wise and good III all subsequent nres of
the world. Christianity availed itself Of
the principle in its early progress When
the iron heel of the hiyot aud tyrant was
raised to crust the spr.nsIn. germ into
the dust, it was removed into privacy aud
was nurtured secret until the storm " .s
overbiowu. or It's strength was increased
to endure the tempest.
That which has proved 80 beneficial,
though now it has ceased to be appro
pirate, or been corrupted may we'll be
initiated. and supeTcedsd by that wherein
is lite and purity. The Albisenses, Wal
d'nces Cathari aud other early reformers,
during the long persecution Of the PApacy.
prior to the reform ,tion ais, fpnii 10
secret associations, remote frum the eve
of the perseector, sifety in w1rshipins
God. And all through the dark night
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-10
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
Tns Jusr,rA SEsrisEL is published every
Wednesday morning. on Main street, BY
"A. n. WILSON.

NJ "t6SOws
The SUBrCRIPrl0N PRICE Of the paper
will he Two b Ill ARS p"r year in advance.
and $3.50 if not paid within the year.
u1- No paper discontinued until al! ar
rear, ges are raid-except at the option Of the
Editor.
ADvEKTrsINo-The rates Of ADVERT1S-
ING are tor one square. of EIGHT lines or less,
one tins. - cents: three. 81 50; and 80 cts.
sor each subsequent insertion. Administers.
tors. Executors and Auditors Notices, $500.
Profession Il aai Business Cards. not exceed
ing 25 Ines. and including copy Of paper.
$500 per year. Merchants advertising
(changeable gR.rterly) Si5 per year. incud-
ing paper At their Stores. Notices in reading
columns. ten cuts per line.
JoB woRK.-The prices Of JOB WORK,
sor thirty Bills. one eight sheet. $l.25: one
fourth. $500: onn-' S3.nO; and addition
sl numbers, h.lffr.e, -.ii for Blanks, s2.uu
per qTire.
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Pensions! Pensions !

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN pIS-
n ABLE )JtNf I'll: PlESENr VAR
ARE EVrIrLS rD 4 PENSION. All per-
zons who intend applying for Pension must
call on the Examining Surgeon to know weth-
'er their Disability is sufficient to entitle them
TO a Pension. All disabled Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who has been appointed
Pension Exanininx Surgeon for Juniata and
adjoin.ng Counties.
r. c. RUNDIO, NJ. D..
Patterson. Pa.
Dec. 9, l3.-tf
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Deafacss, Blindness and Catarrh,

nNREArED with the utmost success. by DR..
l. J. ISitCS. 0culiSt and Aurtist. former
" Of Leyien. Holland. No. sig PINE stree:
Philadelphia. Testimonials from the mort
reliable sources in the City AMI Country can
De seen at his Office. Tie medical faculty are
.n'itei TO accompany their patients. as he
hs. no secrets in his r.ctice. ARTIFICIAL
EYES. inserted without pain. No charge
made for exsniratinn. Feb, Is. '6o.-iy
CEILING oFPAT COST
As the room now occupied by N. IS a Cloth
Ing Store will b, occupied for other purpo-
ses in The Spring. | now Offer my entire
stock Of CLOTHING at c,st pric es. for
OVEaCUi iTS. DRESS COATS. PANTS,
VESTS, UNDER CLOTHING, &c. Give me o
call.
Dec. 8. 'Ss. :. ". MICKEY,
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OBJECT TEACHiNG-"first class in
Philosophy Of Common Things come up
and reciie. John, how many legs has .
quadruped 2"
six legs, sir"
"How do you make that out, ?"
"He has fore -FOUR legs in front aud
two behind, cir"
Right. Now, Sam! Where does the
sun rise
I'm the east"
"Why does he rise IN the east!"
81 suppose the (y)east makes him rise"
"very good. Now, Jake, spell! brandy
With three letters.
80 d " (eau De vis.)
"No. Next"
"Br ard j."
Right, All So 10 she hesa'
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MILITARY CLAIMS.

@ @KAA N"4 VI1A"O.
THE undersigned will promptly attend TO
= L the collection Of claims asains; either the
State or National Government, Pensions, Back
Pay, Bounty, Extra Pay. sni all other claims
arising out Of the present or any other war,
collected.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Attorney -at-Lsw.
Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pa TfebI
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Slander.
What is Islander 2

w H4b rs SkstftNtTS
IT'S an assassin at the midnight hour
Urged on by .Esvy, that, with footstep soft,
Steals on the slumber of sweet innocence,
And with the dark drawn dagger of the mind
Drinks deep the crimson current of the heart.
1t is norm that crawls ON beauty's cheek,
Like the vile ripper in a vale of flowers,
And riots in ambrosial blossoms there.
1t ia eorord in coat of mail,
That wages war against the brave and wise,i
And, like the long lean lizard, that will mar
The lions sleep, it wounds the noblest breast.
Oft have seen this demon of the soul,
This murderer of sleep, with visage smooth,
And countenanees serene as heavens own sky
But storms were raging in the world of
thought:
Oft, have seen smile upon its brow.
But, like the lightning from stormy cloud
1t shocked the soul and disappeared in dark
ness.
Oft, have seen it weep at tales of wo,
And sigh as 'twere the heart would break
with anguish;
But, like the drop that drips fromJava's tree,
And the fell blast that sweeps Arabian sa1lds'
1t scitkered cecry fotncret of the uate.
saw it tread upon lily fair,
Amaid of whom the world could say no harm
And when she sunk beneath the mortal
wound,
1t broke into the sacred sepulchre,
And dragged its victim from the hallowed
grave,
For public eyes to gaze on. 1t hath wept,
That from the earth its victim passed away
Ere it had taken vengeance on his pirtues.
Yea, have seen this cursed child of Envy,
Breathe mildew on the sacred fame Of him,
Who once had been his country's benefactor
And, on the sepulchre of his repose,
Believed with many tributary tear,
Dance in the moonlight of summers sky
With saeage satisfaction
MILFORD BARD.
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manifest surpriseat her igno-
rance of many things passing
in the great world from which
she has been excluded by her
peculiar duties? Will you suf-
fer the recollection of any more
youthful, Or more beautiful, to
haunt you in homes halloWed
precints, or cross the white leaf
of conjugal felicity with one
unhallowed thought? Oh! re-
member your early love, your
early promises; think how faith
fully she has kept hers; love
her as you ought, and she is
still beautiful-beautiful in her
pure motherly affection, her
self-sacrificing devotion to you.
Realize that she is all your own
that throughout the wide world
you are sure of but one heart
whose every cord is linked in
visibly to a counterpart in
yours; realize that upon her
bosom alone you may weep out
your sorrows in the day of trial
without the fear of being
Knocked.
Husband love your wife =
Gather her to your heart Of
hearts, as fin her were all your
hopes of happiness combined
bless her daily for her patience
and truth, stand up like a man
between her and the rude cold
world, and teach your children
to honor her, that God may
honor you. In all the relations
of life there comes a parting
hour; and we beseech you so tc
live, that, fit should be youl
lot to kiss her clay cold lips, anC
lay her away in the grave for
ever, you may lay your hant
on your widowed heart and say
IL have never Wronged you
- Olive Branch.