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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

There cometh glad tidings OF joy to all,
To young and TO old, to great and 10 small
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may lie lair
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

~ The Indianapolis Journal says the
First National Bank of that city reports its
net gains for the six months from Novem-
ber II to May II at S42,lO6 26, upon which
dividend of S35, ,s42 10 was declared. The
tax on dividends and surplus of gains
amounted to 81, ,l05 2G.
The Herald republishes it to show the
profits of national banking. According to
the foregoing statement, and we presume
it is official, it appears that the net profits
of the First National Bank are about seven
teen per cent. per annum. The bank
makes, according to this showing, about
one-sixth of its nominal capital yearly,
and this after paying It's taxes to the
Government. H.
Is there any First Farmers Bank in the
country-those banks of circulation, dis
count and deposit, peculiarly adapted to
the wheat, corn, rye, barley, potato and
beef and pork business-which are making
suchn showing for their stockholders?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

OsTERS AND PROGRAMME
Plain and in Colors, neatly p lnted stthe
steam job Rooms
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

INSTRUCTIONS OFFICERS THE ORDNANCE coRrs.
The following instructions 20 officers OF the Ordnance
corps havc been issued by that department:-a
Bevet Major A. X Burlington Is authorized to proceed
II necessary. to Shreveport La, on public business and
return.
Lieutenant G. Butler is assigned to duty as ASSISTANT
constructor ordnance in addition to his present duties
as assistant inspec,or Of ordnance
Brcvet Captain1Cfton Comfy and Brevet Major r. NJ
Hill assigned to duty assistant inspectors Of ord
addition their present duties assistant
Brcvet Major John X Edo is ordered 70 proceed 70
Omaha Nebraska, TO make all necdful arrangements for
supplying the troops the Department. Of the Platte with
arms ammunition, &C., may be required in view
OF tho threatening aspect OF Indian affairs 10 that depart
ment While e's rsss 70 Omaha Major Edie is directed
TO proceed Springfield Armory Mas achusctts. to
fer with Colonel Benton on the subject of arms
Breve. Brgadisr General William Maynader directed
proceed TO Charleston South Carolina to superintcnd
the sale OF unserviceable stores at that place.
surgeon Elisha Griswod, United States Volunteers,
mustered Of service, TO date March Is, 1867
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel r. A. H. Goebel, Major Six
tecn,h regiment Veteran Reserves also mustered Of
service F N
GRANTED LEAVE OF ABsEScn
Iieutcnant Colonel J. c. Andenrecd, A. d. c.. has six
months leave, with permission 70 20 beyond the sea.
ORDEsED.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel r. G. Beman United States
Volunteers, has been ordered 10 Boston 10 the
dntics of purchasing and depot commissary.
Brcvet Major j. Ii Butler OF the retired si, has be-
ordered report TO General Brterneld for assignment
ON recruiting service. - Nf
Breyet Briradler General ~ Michlcr corps OF Engl.
necr ordered report the Chief OF Engineers and
s relieved from any other duty. N s
First Lieutenant J. ID. Graham, Second cavalry. has
been ordered TO report General Butere1 for duty,
with detachment Of recruits under orders for Fort
Leavenworth.
Sccond Lieutenant D. G. Rislcy, Forty infantry,
Ia ordered report General Howard fo- gnment TO
duty In Georgia &
craI Buierad for assignment to duty 10 recruiting
vice at Baltimore. N
RrLrryYD
Captain H. B. Henderho, OF the retired is has been
relieved from recruiting service. m M
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Tho Selma talal Times publishes the following letter
from General Sherman repy 70 Conf derate clergy
man, askng have his horse restored To- iItrb Tho
Times Gays 't s very good specimen OF the crraic
humor or that eminent raider and ii doubtless pro-
woke a smic from many onedcrate VITO WIS himself
occasionally careless in e where borscs
boebives or vegetables were 4ernedp :--sk s N
A1LiNTA, Ga, Sept 1G 1s6..
Rev. ------, Confederate Army :--N
Dgsn sR-Your lot,er OF september ~ n received
approach question involving the ls,c az horse with
great didcnce for the laws ~ vartnat mysterious
code of which Wa talk 50 much bat know 80 ltnc,
remarkably silent on the "norser he IL beast 70
tempting TO the soldier to him Of wild cavalry, teisncy
artillery, Or shc patient infantry that Cpd more did-
Guilty n recovering worthless spawned beast ihan n
paving million OF s'Rrccnbacks,' 20 tear must
reduce your cain 70 one o naUce, and refer you W tne
great Board OF Claims In Wsshingten TuG may reach
your case by the time your grandchhd hrcofncss great
siandiaLher PrIvatey, think y was snaooy ,uine
~ the scamp OF the Thirty ir Missouri ~bo 'ook your
horse, and the colonel or bis bfsad 90 oua nave re-
turned him but cannot afford ~ undertake 70 make
good the sps Of omission Of my own coioneb sno orga
d'ers, much less Of those ~ former Generaton.
.W heu thr cr1ei war Il over" and peace once more
gives you parish, VIII promise, " near you 70 pro-
cure out Of one OF Uncle Sans corals boast nat win
replace The ono taken from you 80 wfong'nby But now
s i'm rnposssl,e We have big Journey before US, and
will need MI we have. and fear, moro too 20 look
ou' when the Yanks about aud hide your beasts for
INV experience that all sodets are yery careless In
p.sroh FOR ,ific Iknow General Hardec win con0rm
lhls nv advice with great respect yours truly
W. J. SHERMAN, Asjor General
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

she has al her command. This lady has a''aind here
the hi2lest position. IN Faust sue has aaheya 81 tae
Immense s1cce = leipg ca'lai bee the curtain
ter every act and three times eites tho csne at me
church. aHfH
The annual festival Of ths London Dramatic. Eqpes-
trian and Sick Fund Association took place at Miis
Rooms, on the 9Th inst. eN
vofdis Don Carlos 10 now postponed tn the 18th Of
this month. owing TO the Illness Of the primo teaore
Gahnonfs critic says;--I bava no dou5tdo net re-
member Aire,e ard her difficulties before she came out
poor hing sttat somc fine night the Don sill really
appear bat TIL sen niu hear him and applaud him
with my hands shall be very ST. Thomas LITTLE
bird whispers that thgre Oil of squabbes
at the Grand Opera believe SUCH things have hap
pened in the theatrical world before thiS An inspector
OF music has been appoo,ed and composers siugers,
leaders and musicians all decline being :" over ookedn
Queen Esther, canaia OF tho psalm tune order,
given at the "a. Paul Opera House lsss week.
Go,tschaik il stin in Chile giving concerts. .
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
sus!ClL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

John T. Owens commenced six nj ghts' engagement
at tho Holiday, Baltimore, on the 18th inst aG
This Is the last week Of Masuires Japanese at T're-
mont Temple, Boston. fEt.
Madame Clara Brinkerhofr will sng Bccihovens grand
aria Al PcrGdo, as wolfsohns matinee at tho Phila-
delpha Academy OF Music this evening. ssA 4
Kennedy, tue Scottish vocalist is Boston He will
shortly rcappear in tao metropolis. tssmss s.r
The one hundredth performance OF Camilla Urso the
celebrated violns in boston, on the 23d win be tho
occasion Of ovation and complimentary testimonial
TO the fair artist N Msa h tsft
sam snarpieys Minsircls are doing we in Springfield
Mass. ..sa $3.50. ...f..e.s. .s...e
John Brougham wii conclude his highly successful
engagement at the National, washington, on the 2sd
This Is also tho last week Of the worre Sisters at
Wallis Opera House, Washington. insea tN
All Burnott, wit orator and mimic, u a. Metzerott
Hall, washington ..a...as y.
Edwin Adams anishci his engagement At the Pitts.
burg Opera House tic 18TH The Drunkard and the
Cunmaker Of Moscow were hrs farewell r6les
Madame Matilda Rsroo Soepel concluded her engage
ment at the National. Cincnna,, on tho 18th inst
Mr. and Mrs sclden Twin also closed brief season
al Woods, Cincinnati, oi the same night
Dan Bryant Is st De Bars Opera House, 81 Louss
Blz prestidgi,ates al ho Mercantile Library Hail. st.
Louis. .sssis sssssgaae. gs
The Roncari Italian Olcra Troupe aud Chanfrau are
drawing good houses at tie Opera House and New Men,
phis theatre, Memphis
Madame Rstoris ergarments FOR the rest Of the sea-
son are ollowsLouviilo, during the present week;
Indianapolis 2sth Inst, for nght Chicago 2elh inst
for six nights; Miwaukes April l. for two nghis Pitts
burg April two nights Cleveland April H. two nights
Buffalo April la two nights Rochester April 10, SYRIA
cuso April II. Utica 49, Trey, 10, Albany 20, and New
York a she will leave fot Europe May IS. N6
Mr. sothern tho popuiaractor, has just concluded IN
engagement 70 appear ~ Id Dundreary 1t the Theatre
des Isalicns, in Paris on thl sth Of July Mr. Knowles
Of the Theatre Royal Manchester y the erepreaeur
Mrs Jennie Van zandt respine golden bonors at the
capital Of Poland, where ss b fulalling ak months
engagement The Denlk vdrsascsks, the ofncsl Jour-
nal OF the Russian government thus speaks:--f ".
To Mmc. vanzni desre to express our highest
enlcgiums This young arn possesses really extrs-
ordinary voice, and Of pury seldom be found. Her
magnificent and real sopr1nc attacks the highest notes
witu surety and nBsh pniy mpshed BY the great
est artists, while her musical organ and exemplary
method demonstrate the xDlc,dd and brilliant nsssykas
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
cusuirIux Of THE PEOPLE m vIsclsla.
TO TIE EDITOR OF rnr HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF TfiE HEhALDs IL sFs*sfN
MossxGfoRD, Charlotte county. Va, March 10, 1897.
II there those in tho North who wish 10 degrade
and opprcss the South, would make their hearts shrob
with joy to see the haf clothed half fed ana
children shivering with cold and hunger midst she
pitiloss peltiDg which Is raging to-day Snow.
snow snow The severity Of .o weather and the num-
ber or snow unprecedented The ground has
already been whened eight the entrance q
this clustering changeabe mouth. Those who look 70
Mother Earth the chief the supply Of their
almost in despair, not spade stnck, not
frrow run, rot seed planted. Truly the "powevs thas
be- seom all combined against us; the fntnre bosh
immediate and prospective prcseas dark and impene-
the wind to the sborp lamb seems IN anger 10 have
bid his faco from Those who with parr cidal hands.
destroyed the Dest governn mt which the world ever
saw reaping the riit o heir wlcgedness and
folly But lot by cones bc bg. scncs lctthe past be
forgotten and forgiven; and let ala heart North
and South, endeayor 70 rescue Le ship Of state from
the breakers upon which Sue IS nov drifting Peace,
profound peace, rcgns snprctnc Throughout all
our borders, law ana order prevail evcrywsefe
Congress and OF tho E-rcutlvc wlsa coId they have
done which ihev have not dcnes What shouid they
have lef undone whch iney have dcne And yot every
act Of the so-calied res'orod oya siac gorernnents
has been repndatcd, rendered nulb ciTi government
suspended and the strong arm ~ thc military thrown
around them Is IL NOT time people OF The North
to stop and think whrhcr tpcs are dritngf Where arc
the ancient landmarks which wer So up by orr fore
fatbersr Are wc mot amor, the brrakcrsy Have We
lost cur chart aud compas~s ous, fear that u may
be already TOO late Milltar, ncco sty has already
wrought 4 radical change IN thc rafnrc cf govern
ment The very measure witch pnpqses 20 guarantees
republican form OF government 20 W southern Statea
has buried every ,csiige OF fro" government 70 the
tomb Of the "a pnics Insiea1 oil republic. have
consolidated military desrotsm. whlcl sooner or later
must oxcnd grasp cvsr Sato ard Territory
IN the Union Hisory has laiei - trach us anything,
m N Is evolution can turn back hof Of this direful
event Nav God save the republic Ia this hour OF her
danger, is tho prAser Of esesy tsae ,vIRcrNuN.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Y A SpRrrrArJsTrc HuxBuo ExPosED-ln Louisville Ky,
on the 16ih Inst Row Mr. Jenkins and a medium call
ing himself DR. Church exposed st their tricks and
put In prison az swndlers For two or three weeks
they had been giving their spiritual scances' 10 audi.
encas OF about thousand people, Of course IN dark
room, and had made many honest converts. On this
occasion ths medium Church tied carefully BY an
ex-siate Senator Then the usual Manifestations
we're made, thumrs were gwen, musical INSTRUMENTS
were mayed ana angelic kisses were received Brt
sic three four matches eudd anly lighted and
wnat q revelation was made. There was Church. sbe
pedlaT IN NJ uIdst of the With the accordcon
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

HANDICAP PLirr Of 40 sovs for three year ods and up
wards; winners this day, lib. extra Half mile.
Lord Westmorland's Queen Of the Isles. BY Weather
Bit, out OF Lady Macdonald, years, 7st 2lb.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
NAVY BULLETIN.

DETACHED.
Boatswain L. X. ELS, detached from the Savannah
and placed on waiting orders
Acting Master James III simpson, detached from the
Sabine and ordered TO command the Purtcyor.
Mate Leo Rogers, detached from the Allegheny and
ordered TO the Purveyor.
First Assistant Engineer A w. scott is detached from
Second Assistant Engineer John p. Kelly, from the
Michigan and ordered 70 Tho Monongahcla-
Mate T. A. Draw, from ironclad duty at Now Orleans,
La, and granted leave Of absence.
Assistant Pnymas.cr W n Hea,y and Acting Ensign
John W. Aimy ordered 10 the Purveyor.
Bcaiswan Tbos Bennett ordered u the Savannah.
Mate A. B. Walker. ordered to the Allegheny.
Commander j. q L. Dckraft has been ordered TO
speca duty connected with the shipment Of coal for tho
navy at the philadeiphia Navy Yard.
ordered 70 temporary duty at tho Navy Yard at Wash
First Assistant Engineer Robert /. Talbot has been
ordered special duty conacctsd with the pscataqua
SEw irGrnouaE IA rANLIco SOUND.
Notice has been Civ en- nom the Lighthouse Board that
scrow pile lighthouse has been erected the entrance
10 Cave Sound in Psmco SOUND North Carolina, 70 take
the place Of the light vessel fofncriy marking tha;
Ing Of the 1st OF April, 1897.
French Iron-Ciads to Visit New London md
Newport-Thc United STATES steamer Idaho
20 be sold.
The Navy Department has been informed by commo.
dore winslow, commanding tho Gnlf squadron or the
intention OF Rear AdmIral Baron do Ia Roworun 10
Aouny to visit Newport and New London accompanied
with tho iron elads Magenta Magnenime and Tlandre.
They would also have entered the herbor OF New York.
the Magcnta draft OF water being thirty feet pre-.
vents It,
Tho Magenta IA the finest lronclad OF the French navy
bcr speed under steam being fourteen knots
The Secretary ri the Navy has tho order TO
m out school ship the United States steamer Idaho,
before reported accepted BY the government and il
found upon inquiry that some private parties have made
bid for her. and tho government hopes 10 sell her IL
this vessel intended take the place of tho ono
named in the HERALD for summer cruise Of tho mid.
shlpmen is lucky that II has not been carried out as
she would reflect but little credit the United states.
low the suggestion OF the HERALD and send some such
vessel the Minnesota TO make tho cruise OF nspecton
and place commodore In command Of her under Ad-
mra Farraeut In the Franklin and with other vessels
give the youngsters some idea OF fleet saiilng. Ne
The Southern relief store ship Purseym Ia commits
stoned and wii sail about the zlth.
lhe autuorit O. paclnga light spar dcck upon the
Portsmouth sue is 70 be school ship carrying somo
LINE guns
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Dit, OUT OF Lady Macdonald, years, 7sL I'D.
n, a-8- rsf4ee M Konyon I
Lord Batenan's Queen of Trumps, aged sst olb
f fr Norris
Lord Stamford's Chibisa years. 6st 4b. :. Butler
Mr.. A. Heahcote's Coumbne, years, est 7lb
t18usa asl8 el .# Cameron
Mr. Bcnei's Despair, agod, .st sb. ID Doyle Q
Er Alwyn's Bonnie Duoa years, 5st. lib. Wyatt 0
M. II. Dobsons The Kings Daughter, years. 5st 2
,.e,,;ng m eaci, .ra,ns. cc,unhnc and omscn or
the Isl 81 and 10 each against Chbsa and Queen Of
Trumps
A HurpIE HANpE-AP OF 8 sovs each. with 80 added;
penalties aad allowances One milo and half.
four hurdles ~
Mr., Care9's Fortunatus. by Leamington-Foruna,
1 years l0.t. Glb. ........ SIR, A Goodman
Lord Egiintons Queen Mary th.b). years, est Obj
w. White 2
Mr. Hineson's Malvern wears, ost 6ib. .Connor
Mr.. Macao nzia's Aicssrnase, years, Dat lib.
G. Waddngton
Nr. Nichols Yarrow. years 9st 5lb Hodgkinson
Dettingo u on Fortunalus, and to 4 eacn against
nessmate and Queen Mary.
lhi FoAL Of % each, for two year ods;
colts, sst, l0b hl.es, ss Glib penalties and allow
aucea Hfif a mile
Mr. samuels Cnivalry, by Tournameni-spot sst 1olb,
Peppier walked over.
The ALL AGED SELLING STAxEs did not fill
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

Coop FROM GEN THoMAs.--Ge Zen. Thorn
as has sent letter to the Mayor of Rome,
Geogia, which will obtain the approval of
all loyal citizens. He very emphatically
informs the people of the Department Of
the. Tennessee that the display of the Con-
federate flag is an offense to be punished.
They are told that the late war was not a
revolution but rebellion, and that treason
is crime that must not be paraded as a
virtue. He adds that " everyw here in the
States lately in rebellion treason is respec-
able and loyalty odious.' We presume
this letter will prevent any renewal of
those exhibitions of the Rebel flag, which
seem recently to have been more frequent
in the South than the display of the Stars
and Stripes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

TEMPERANCE MEETING. The regular
meeting Of The Temperance Socie'y was
held at the. Baptist Church on Sunday
evening. The main feature OF the eve,
ming was the lecture y AIr. +. p. Acker'
man Of Bra lleboro. lie spoke in very
strong terms against the traffic in intoxi
eating liquors and spared no class who IN
any manner apologized for it. He also
discarded entirely the use of sweet cider
declaring that it would lay the foundation
for an Incorporate appetite.
AT the close of the meeting the Society
voted to adjourn sine die.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22
$500 R E w A R D!

The above amount may be received for every six months
service in any busin,ss by
A YOUNG MAN
who will attend from three to twelve months Lansley
Commercial College and Normal Academy of Poultney
This institution is in very prospecting condition
an may BIO
FOUND
situated 67 miles north Troy. New York and IS miles
south Of Rutland VI the Troy and Rutland Railroad
The building is superior brick edce, newly furnished
throughout. The
DEAD
Languages Mathematics CONNIE cal Instruction. Pho.
biography, Telegrap hing Music, Painting Sc. g.. all
tasght in the best style of the Deductions are made
to returned and disabled soldiers of Cergymen and
IN POULTNEY,
which, with its other advantages is of the most de-
hghtful spots in New England
THE
opportunities offered the student become super
Penman at this Institution before eluaed
We such attention to Reading Spelling Compositions
oratory and rsmmar that no one need long be
MURDERER
cial Course till graduation me unlimited sos pays for
Board Washing Fuel Lights Rooms fully furnished and
cared for BY and Tuition in Common English per
term Of 10 weeks. The community
AT LARGE
invited inspect facilities We refer by permis
sion to Hon Henry Clark who holds the Offices Of seere
tary Vermont Senate p NJ. of poultney, VT Editor
of the Rutland tVt-.l Daily Herald. Also Mr.. s. p
Hooker, President National Bank Of Poultney, who has
inattendance. We would also refer TO NJ
Francis, editor of Troy IN Daily Times to the
citizens Of Rutland and Poutney, VT.
TO persons desiring attend College specimens
Pennmanship will be sent for ten cents and stamp. Cir
eulars sent to anybody free. Address.
SILLY J. IL LANsLEY, Poultney, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Feb 70, 1851.
Prices of Market ReeExtra Sl3 % 40 10 5) first quail
ty Sl3 90 q 500 90 second quality So 90 "a Sl2 IS
third quality SO 80 az sll 70.
Prices of Store Cattle-Workins Oxen, y par-Sl60,
S215 5000 a. 600.
Mich Cows and calves-s55, a SO exsra good IS to
500 with or without calves may be agreed forrow and
ordinary $40 to so.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs6 to &C. extra y to Sc per
ID.
Hides 10 a lo.e. TaIlow &c y Is Country lots slc
Calf skins, IL TO zoe.
Pets 81 Esq SlI5 each
REMARKS No change in beef which sold l2c to l3c
Sheep tre higher say c, but 1t is thought IL will
notte maintained. Nice eosets sold at Sc but most
droyes sold at 6 to &c,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

INsuRANCg.-We understand that w
Ii. Johnson purposes to devote most
his time TO the sRsurSnee business. III
is agent for some of the best companies
the country, among which are the Inter
national of n. Y, Home of n. Y, HON
of New Haven, Metropolitan of n. Y
Peoples of Worcester, with several 9th
ers.. Those wishing Insurance will d
well 10 make him call. An adv, rise
ment setting forth the assets of each com
pany, has been handed US but too late 70
This week. consequently viii go by till mex
week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

CmEsvER.--A special Town Meeting
was held in Chester on the 9th inst, to see
If the Town would raise meney 10 build
court house provided a new county is
formed and the county buildings are loeat-
ed at that place. This article was laid
upon the table, as the to&n has no author
ftp to appropriate money for such pur-
pose without an act of the legislature,
authorizing the same. Ii was then voted:
" That the inhabitants of the town of
Chester, who are legal voters therein, raise
the SUM of four thousand dollars by vol
uatary contributions, and six thousand dol
lars upon the grand list" A committee
consisting of Maj. Rounds, Il. L. Pollard,
and N. F. Sh' id, were appointed to solicit
subscriptions, which they did and reported
the result which will be found On second
page in the proceedings of the meeting held
there last week.
- There were 29 marriages. Al births
and 20 deaths ia Chester an 1866. Henry
II: Jenkins Of Springfield has bought Cal
win ii. Bates farm for S2,l00. and Jesse
L. Fisher has sod Joseph Fishers farm
to Daniel L. Hardy formerly of Mt. Holly
for $1,000
- The frame Of house in Chester
belonging to James d. Grain was partially
blown down during late gale IN that
Flace and badly injured
The Town Reports for Chester will be
ready for distribution on Monday next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

The auditor of Hendricks county,
Indiana, in reply to circular from the
State auditor, asking the number of the
incurable insane in the county, replied !:
F" We have none, except the twelve
hundred and fifty fellows who voted
against the Union ticket
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22
1ied.
Marriag es and Deaths inserted Obituaries nelu
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries inelud-
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
In Kalamazoo, Michigan, Feb. 18Th, ISAIAH GOOD.
RIDGE, ESQ, formerly of Grafton, aged II years.
In Westyle, Northern N Y Jan 18th, ABNEk SHEER
WIN formerly Of Winhall, aged IS years.
In Rockingham. Jan 2lst, 1857. Of dphthers, Gracia
NJ daughter Of Richard H. and Maria NJ Halliday, aged
10 years
Again these Borrowing parents called TO part with
Of their dearest treasures fair lit tie bud Of much
promise and friends stand aloof with seeming Indifference
deenng IL almost moekery to offer consolation where hu
simpa thy vain. and feeling that only the
Father they for balm heal such wounds theirs
Another smile is fadei,-goue;
Another voice Is silent,--hushed
missing kiss, vacant chair,
For this, hearts bleed, and hearts are crushed.
One by one the lights dimmed
One by one the hopes decay;
So the bowed head obseures the light
OF the silyered lining in the clouds away.
Then lift the head and wipe the tear,
Ia the Fathers house mansions fair
Where gem you hay away
Is brightnng your future over theie.o
Eacl link that rends in the earthly chain
But brings you the shining shore''
Where the treasures are the heart will be,
Then come to the Father and grieve