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HEIMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid aud Fluid Extracts enLOdy the ful
strength of the ingredients Of which they are
named. They are left TO the inspection Of all.
United States DispensatOry. These remedies
are prepared by H T. Heinz 4, Druggist Of
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er known an article lacking merit to meet with
cess il certainly prima faeia evidence His
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A. TURNER,
Wholesale Grocer
AND
p ROD UCE D AL z r /,
NO. "a MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.

TAM COMMENCING BUSINESS ONCE
i more and am now daily receiviRg my stock
Of groceries and choice family -four, 10 which
invite the attention Of the public and solicit a
share 81 the patronage which ] have heretofore
80 literally received. A. TURNER.
aen5.lm -
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INFANCY TO OLD AGE,

and in every state sf health are liable To he sub.
jects Of these diseases The causes in many in.
stances are unknown. The patient has, how.
ever an admirable remedy in
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FROM NEW YORK.

European speciais-GmribaIdi Ar
rested and Imprisoaed by the Italian
Gsvernment-The Pay Department
Investigating Committee Trouble
in Tennessee-The Bayonet Threat
ened 10 Enforce the Negro franchise
Question.
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IlELMBOLljS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

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A VARIETY OF DISEASES.

1t was borrowed from those rude practitioners
by the English and Dutch physicians, ON whose
recommendation IL was employed in Europe, and
has now come into general use. 1t is given
chiefly in
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-18
uniiderf Tun0ameItt,
Grabbing bon Otto supp ius.
sHe. at64 bfl9#
sR afa0 4(Sortlesuns.) sI

@ruber borte in oieiein Nueenblide
oas @aGeln bes iuieber babonroItnben
Yoltpaaens rit6 glanbte 6antit. fider
sn fein, baB eine 8erbeblung anoerer
@epafftlde Weier's nidt erfoIgt iein
f0nne; er berlieB 6esbalb bas 8imner,
obne bon Dem iarfaitilden 9ef9tsauss
brude oes 8udbaIters sfoti; sii iie6nen,
unb f1affte nit Siilfe 6es 4oIisei<
Beamten ben &eiietoffer berein. ,,Shon
bas lei6te @eipidt beiIelben aber CAB
ibm bic nieberialagenbe siderbeit,
baB ii1 Der fdpere 8anb, tpel6em er
na9lpiirte, faum oarin befnf en- Tonne
llno nur UNI ieiner Yfidt bDllis 81. .se<
niigen, Neb er 6urb Weier oas Shtob
6ffnen. Sic fur;e, ipenii aub geuaue
llnteriudung bes Snbaltes ergab aud
ni9ts, ais bas Gorbanbenfein BON
&leibern imo @afd,e, un6 bod trng
| Ser iunge Mann Die boIIe @etpibbejt
I'M ft1, bab Die Gntpenbung oeS 8udes
ourh gfiemanb ais ourb biefen Wens
iben hattie gel1eben f6nnen.
Isle mogen Nebt baben," iagte er
mad 8eenoisuns Der unteriuanns T9
luieber aufridteno, yoaB ia nidat per
Miann bdsn bin, I'M allen tto8lid1en
S9Ii1en iladsugeben, iueIde bel 8er<
ber9ung bes enttuenoeten Suites ange>
panbt iporeen fino; i'd fam Sbnen
aber nur nod einn1al fasen, oab 10
ftarfe 8elaitun9sgriin6e gesen Sie
berIiegen, Serr Weier, haB oas Biez
bererideinen 6es @eiddftsbu9es, be-
bufs grreidung beftintmter 8nefe,
SIRE fofortige 8erbaftung mad fi1 sies
Ben n1nB. gSas Sbnen oann ais tn0g<
Iiber @etpinn Sbres gansen 8erfabs
tens iibris bleiben iuirb, feibft tpenn
Serr Maeon Der Mfann nidt mare, Der
ct it moaen sic ii9 ielbit 1laasas 1laasuasrs6,,
nen!" 80.
sd oarf mir tuobl lest ale 8eleie
bisun9eit berbitten, tlibt iuabr, 9err
@ruber?" anttpprtete Der 8u9bolter
nit pieber boais faltei1, iteifem @e<
fi@te. sd tperbe in ben naditen Sas
gen nidt nad Der Stabt 5urlffebren
| fonnen; alein meine gBebnung ifebt
ieber nnterlu1ung oer Beboroe ofen,
nnb 10 eriude i'd 9ie. Sbre 8ripat>
neinuns sefaaigit fur fi9 81 bebalten.
Wit .Sbrem Nnftraggeber, bent Serrll
! Seumutb, aber tperbe id in meir1er
@eife ielbit abrednen, bas mo9en Sie
ibm nur borldufig fagenm gr uan6te
ii4 ab, berf9loB iei1en Seffer pie6er
un6 berIieb oas 3immer.
,gin seriebener Yatron, i'd ferne
oieie Sorte, benertte Der Yolisei.
g Gon,niiIar, sic iperoen ibm aber iest
faitm etiuas In ben SSeg le9en ton.
tnenM Hsss
/ @ruber niGte nit Dem unberfenn%
kbaren Musbrufe Der ibm geiuoroenen
! Sanidung. v8ir pollen bier tinier
Nbenobroo t,ebnaen mn0 oann baloisit
s3nriidiabren," ia9te er; o9err Seu<
nlutb ipirb ie6e Wfinute sablen, bis
Lid ibm Beridt erfatten fann,"
1 Is = !
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ls9 S 4. .ei

,,@enn i1 nur erit ipii6fe, mas felt
ben letten Sagen In 1,lnfer 9aus ge<
fabren lit. Der 8ater i'll faum redt
gu ipre9en; @ruber 8rHbt, pena i'd
.ihnt bege9ne, ipie nit einem Stud
SoIs i'm 9faden uno tna9t Elm geiI9t
6asu, ais babe er cine Gpinne ber<
i9ludt, unb ielblt 98illHann siebt ia1ir
eine Mtiene, tuie bic geSnungene 8er>
sebuug elmer SoolInse. llnD Do foa
man in gutter 2aune gum Ba4el"
@s mar i'm Soilettensimmer Der het&
ben Sdweitern, no Gugenie, erif balb
angefleibet unter ben friiirenoen 9dne
bent Der alien Oienerin, ibrer 9tims
.nlung freien glusDruf lieB, ipabreno
iie babel in benz sroBen Spiesel Dor ild
oie gSirfung ibrer leiAt ihmolenoen
Miene Su beoba6ten f6ien. a,llno tuer
aIlein oabon unberiibrt su .bleiben
ibeint," fubr fie. ploblih ben 8opf
orebenb, 70 baB Die Sienerin einen
bebauern6en 9lusruf b0ren IieB, mad
Der Gdpefer setpen6et fort, bic Dor
einem einfa@en Soilettentii9e fih felbf
ibr Saar or6nete, ,,bas biit Su, Mnna,
uni, mir iit es, ais ieieit On 9eraoe in
bieien lebten brei Sagen, tros oes
munberli6en Sones in nnferm Saufe,
aufaebIabt fpie eine Mairefe i'm Sons
Henl@ein; i@ babe Did iuenigitens
nod 1iertals borber init 70 frif9er
Sarbe unb eineni 10 helen Musorude
i'm geFdte seisbenr
y8on mir ipri9lt Gu?" fnbrs bic
Mngereoete aus ibrem Erdunien ailf,
nabrenb elm fii9tiges erb0btes Nptb
in ibr Gefidt fdoB, rid CLAUDE Du
ma6f Sir aus bloBer aaneeipeile
Hbantafebiloer mad allen seiten
bin." f ss
80 sSranlein 9lnna,1 rief bic Dies.
nerin, iuel@eihre Beiddftignng unters
bro9en, ,,Gie iuolen Stpar ni9t8 bon
iaeitier SiiIfe, nod metnen Gefdnade
iuifen; aber sic finb beute tpirtti1
glan3en6er ais fonit; foIgen Sic mir
itur 6ies cine Mal unb iteden sic he >
lni8ifets bic einfa@e Moie bier 3nr
@eite Der Gaarpuffe-iparten Sic, ID
orone es Sbnen ieIbitl" Danit unrell
aud f1on bie Sdn6e Der Gpre6enbeit
trob elmer abipebren6en Beipe9ung bes
Mdb1ens nit 9lnna's &opfe bef9afs
tigt, unb balo i@ien bic aiuif9en oent
bunfeln Saar 8liibenbe N0ie nit oent
neu oufiteigen0en lebenOi0en Motbe
in ben @angen Der @efdn,iid en- 81
tpeitteifern.
i -.zzrf.. .ts.A,,.. saY,t
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srlcgrapb. Na6ridjten.
aabel. Oepei6en.
erOftnuns oss preabifdea 9aaStases.
Seaebrieb zen aus ssafbimstOn
Der Sturmin@ @e IT.
bien.
'eaebrieb zen aus IS safbimstOn
ff9EtH-s5f.E..

8 "a 8erIin, IS. STOP.
@eltern purbe Der preuBiihe 2anbs
ta9 bonn Song er0ffnet. Sn ieiner &e0e
beDifto,nlnete er bic 8ertreter Der
gum prehBiihen Staate neu binsuae,
fonlmene Yropin3en. Sn gesu9 auf
Die ausndriiaen 4ngelegenbeiten iagte
S6ni9 @ilbelm, baB oieielben befrie6is
senb feien unb baB baber Der 6r;eoe in
europa eefhert iei, aud oie Be3iebun>
gen au ben fi6oeutl6en @taaten teien
6urbans erfreuli6er 0atur unb 0as
preubii6e Goubernenent ncroe es ii1
itets aneelesen iein lailen, ben fatboli>
i9en Hntertbanen lbre pollen Me@te gu
sarantiren. ''''
Qono on, Is. Sob.
Sic Nsaierlng bat Die @eriuaItuna
Der Selegrapben unter Die Rotbeb0rot
geielt.
Sc faIlt auf, ba6 IN Der iransoiiiden
Note, ipelhe eiae Gonferens in 8aris
iiber Die r0mifd1e 5raae boridla9t, tein
Sag fir oeren 3aiama,entritt senannt
miro. >.s5ffE3nS-
8afbiust o n, Is. Rob. :.
Ser 8eneraI sMnfuaIt Stanberrb bat
cine Sdrift ber6ffentlidt, in ipel9tr er
bebauptet, oaB Die Dor Gem December
anberauate gon9reB. .Sibung feline re.
9uIare iit, 7ba bic Gonftituton nur bon
elmer i0l6en uno IN auBeror5entlihen
5aIen bon Elmer burd Den Yraiioenten
ein3uberufenoen ipridt.
Cine interefiante 6raae 1T Dem Ges
ternl> >Nniualt ourd) @taats @etretair
Seiuaro boreeleet iporSen. ipelde bic
NegersGmansipation betrifTt. Gin eng
liifer 9biffscapitain bradte 3 fnrbiae
Watroien nlit mad Sep g8eit, woraui
er ansefIaet ipurbe, ba bie Staatsaelese
Ginbringling itno fNnspanberung BON
freien Nesern berbietet. Ser en9liiGe
@oniul bat barauf bel Serrn Seluarb
8efdlperbe etnsereibt uno man febt
Der Gntldeioung nit Gpannuns entges
gen.
Die Gen9rsbmit9Iie6er fommen nah
unb mad bier an uro i'm @apitol miro
eifris gearbeitet, nm @Hes fur Die am
Sonuerltaa, ben 81. &ob., beginnenbe
Sisuns in 8ereitfdaft gu ieben.
Sas SuitiS Gon1ite, iueldes bic
3eusenausiagen fur bas Snpea@n,ent
bes Yraii6enten anfnininrt, nerb6rte
beute Scrrn Wilian 8. Noore, Sri.
batfefretair bon Yrafbent Sobnlon.
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Strlangt.

fS.ln nentidbsr Srud5t unt @eutiie @Srtger
NS<fdr eiuen 0aiten etwa 4 n A9eileft pom Pl6lic
Square. GIN tiidtiger, foIiber Nann NIT Samiie
taan ntben ben Gatten @obnuus fn5en. 7 ID
{ ge5alt 30 Solars monatIt4 nuO ale m6sli5en 8es
qaemlt9tetten. @an weTbe Td an ben Jst
9srausssber Der Gtaats,situms.
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empfehit idt fenen ssreunben unn 8efnnnten fclpte
benz i1dftstreiben6en PubIitum aIs seb6rig qIats
f;irter 9 ON RabIer fir ben eriten Deeirf ppn
Dnpibfen gcuhtp, umfaftnb bas 1ebiet Der Sf6bt
Gafboas. Grrefiprit gswiifenbaite 1sicreuirg psis
go1eftionen v. f. ~. - 81 {, > 90. aiiai3 Leg,
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0esrinnet am .. 9mli 1855.
Rranten miteliebsrn pisb pom big 40 Souars
10 d entIt@ ausbe3ahIt. Sebe geiunbe folibs
perjDti I'm Mter pom f6 BIS IS Sabten tanf WitaIet
irerben. 50 pteIe Dollars Elm 9ttgIieb I'M Sabre
einbesdblt, 70 uieIe Dollars erbdft baelbe III 8rnt.
belts fallen 10 semitic inriidbesabIt, mag bic
arnntbeit Elm Sabr lang aneanern ober iti9t unt
MAG ne nidt aIlen biirb einen uueIHdsfal, icnber
aud Sur irsenb eime abere, aus iid ielbft e,tiians
beuere tIriade heruprs gsrfen poreen iein, Sn ben
eriten 8 Ronafen Bat bieie Geielfdaft tn ia allen
Gtadten bie ieeenBrr@ften Neiultdten ertielt niib
ifdSet fie wegen ibres bumanen 8pedes cine aIl9es
gseoen uebsrnabiss BON Mpenturentpenbe man iidb
an ben untersef1neten Sstretdr Der @efelii9aft.
aBm. 0eiihamisn.
qes Sts. aprtI ~. 1867. mia fStap
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Meue Nn3eigell.

@eftpbleri Dbcr emtIanfem.
Gin braunes, 70 Sabr aItes 4ferb, 1a1< 9ans BOD
NIT srnei Iuefen SinterfIben = $40 8eIobnnne, lper
oafielbe suridbrtngt an
Genrp Grtparbs,
nabe ben &orbpeitern Sbebs in
@ermantomn.
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MabpiIIe 9ennels Mdune -
DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG
neSr THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY n CITY AND STATE.
Re- The only Evening paper pub
shed in Nashville. 9e &o@
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9mpreii1e SOltrf iit
NafbDille
GletfB OfHe Der 9Hprsm. purt
fir Die mitrEere Dipifion bes Staates EeunefieeS
9a5bpiQe, Eenn,, 1. Sept. 1857. }
es ptrb biernit befannt semad5t, SGB Der ndcbfe
Termin hieeS @eridtsbofes am erten Jontaa i'm
nd9ften December aiiO am .. senenaten @OnateS,
i'm Capitol gu Haibpile 9innen miro.
9aS 9odet hes 13. Circuits tpirb snn1sbR porge-
nommen perben, oann bas hes IL. Il. I. % 10 oab
alo bas 9eiammte 9odet in umeefebrter 8efbenfoIee
3ur 8erbanoung tommen rpirb.
Oas Gam z9odet e6es Circuit piro 3uerit. bann bas
equity Godet unb enbIid1 oaB 5taatss sScdet pets
banoet Nn6 GIf bieie gDefe be betreifsnsen Dodets
ebes Circuits, Ipte te bic &sbe tri erleoigt ben
Seffe o. Sraser. GIert.
npl8 1@!mlR
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OfIaielIe 2lmaeiae a.

NOTICE. S
Fa MAYORS OFFICE,
esf NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov 18th 1851
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF THE DE-
ceased buried in the grounds belonging to
the n. & d. r. r. in the City Cemetery, are
respectfully requested to be present and super
intend the removal of same to the Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
r. II. Groomes Co., Undertakers are author
rized to make such removals when desired by
lot owners, free of charge. lLaG eisJsl
a. A. E.sALDEN,
nvl3 fGt i5 Mayor.
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0.rfaufsbe

Cine 6dlfte baar unb bic anbere of Grebit fr ip5Ii
Mcnate NIT SntereiIen pom Datum an adufer baben
far 9obIuna bes adnigelbes uerppf nbet blsiben.
Die adnber irb ~ jeber Sett Dor BEN 81. DECEMBER
1867 si bteien BebfueuHgen pertauit, wenn f 4aufs
Itebbdber Bel Sames Williams. benz Mgenten BON T
~. @. Jorban,
mi BIB Trnffss1c
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Gbieaao, Is. Sob.

@eltern iiberreihte Der Mbminlitrator
bes 9incoIn,ide 8erii0sens Serr 9.
Sabis in Springfielc feline SAlu6re6s
nuns, aus melber beroOrgebt, 6ab Die
SinterIaiieuihafl 0lbrabam 3incoIn's
$11O,294 betra9t.
Das Sfeserifimlnredt III in Winne.
iota nit 1000 WalOritat beriporfen
iuorben. ~
Sn ct. 2ouis purbe gB O. Serolb
nm $1,000 seifraft, neil ct Saba6 nod
faliben Yroben berfauft .baite unb
MartinB Binoe6 unb s. .4uebrins muroen
in 1920 Strafe eenomrnen nu b su eis
nem Sag 9efdnanib berurtbeilt, neil iie
Die borfdriflsmobiSen Steuern aaf
ibrer Urenaereien aidt sesabIt batten,
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afuftip,, iepe,t 1lbeno!
8tni. s., s4itlbs & 60,
(Oeft @enaltee 0ailS. aeataiiber.

@erSen am 81 o'ntaa, ben14. . tfcber, I'm
tI5r Mbenbs tire alabsnbliden Auttienen fSonns
abenb anssenommeh) fur bic Sdijon begiNnen. Die
Aufmertfnnfeit bet GeHdftsIeute IN Stabt unb ean6
pirb aif niefe Nutticnen eelentt. Die Baaren fifS
epnfisnrt uub unbelaitst. IS 81 siHlbR 80 Tsd
8eni. Q. Ebietes ". 90. .,
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y E 10 ort, 16. @ob.

Nepgort, 16. @ob.
Scr Oampfer GitD of @orf iit bier
nit Der gboIera an Bor6 angefommen.
IA gailagiere fino auf Der 9teiie aefors
ben nnb 10 liegen iekt on B0ro frdnf
barnie0er. Das @hiff iputoe mad Der
unteren auarantaine geianat.
Sine beoeutenoe 9tufre9uns purce
6urh Die Gntoedung bes 8erfabrens els
ner loaenannten 9ift sQotterie berbors
aerufen, ipelAe b6lIi9 iuertbloie Yapiere
auf Sell6n6ereien ausgelpielt nnO bies
telben nit 5 pre- Gent Mn5ablune abse.
aeben bate. Ser 9ame Der Sirna ut
GIarf, gEebiter u. SO. Dieien M0rgen
luuroen bon oerfelben nlebrere Geiuinne
bon 5000 baar aissge;ablt.
Mns Sallabaijee, Sloriba, miro be-
ridtet, oaB Die gSablen sur Staatseorl :
bentioa rIbig Dor fih gehen. Gs un>
terliegt feinen3neifeI, 6aB ii@ cine groke
Naioritdt fiir Die Contention ausfpres
den ipiro.
9Ius 9ti@monb Diro semeI6et, oaB
Sberrihter @baie nibt beim Yrojeb
bon Ssferfon Sdbis gegenwartis fein
miro.
SortoIa, cine neine brittii@e SnieI in
Deitinoien, siuifden 8irgin @arba uno
/ ct. Sobns, 48 aua0ratmeilen grob,
irnroe bon Der Slutb, iuelde oem neu.
liHen Gturm am Z. 6.N. tolgte, gang .
LID iiberfAmemnlt. Wfan re1net, oaf
| 1000 d}erfonen utn ihr Qeben qefom :
men fnb.
Ser gerluit Der GanipffdiffabrtS I
Gompaguie In ct Gbonas Dur6 cer
@turnl betrdgt $12, ,OOO, 900. Mfan bal
bic iebt 500 berunelii6te Rerfcnen be-
er6iet.
Sier un6 IN Sdbanna finb guticrip
tionen sur 9inberung Der Moth in CT
9bomas er0finet ruoroen.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-21

YOUTHFUL PATRIoTIsM-Everybody
has heard of the Irish urchin who was
thrashed by his father for attending
a Native American meeting, and af-
forwards informed a companion that
che didn't so much care about being
whipped if it hadn't been done by a
foreigner" The Rev. DR.. Thomas
tells the following story of his expe-
rience with little shaver Of his own.
| had little son of about four years
old, very bright and promising fel-
low During my temporary absence
from home his mother read to him the
story OF the Revolutionary War. The
little fellow treasured up the nara.
tives of the battlefield until his youth.
full patriotism was kindled to flame.
/ returned home late in the evening.
and while at breakfast the next morn
ing he came and seated himself in 81.
lence. He withheld the familiar vel.
come--the customary kiss. Evident.
ly his mind was engrossed with some
teing. He sat brooding ever his top
ic for few moments, and then, turning
to me, he said, Father, are you Brit,
ish ?" "My son." said l, Il had the
good or bad fortune to be born in
England, but, like the Irishman,
was brought over here 30 early | be.
came native" well sir" said he,
his childish face all sglow, and shak,
ing his little fist at me, I'VE whipped
yon once, and we can do it again |"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-21
WHEN YOU'RE DOWN.

What legions of friends always bless us
When golden success lights our way!
How they smile as they softly address us,
So cordial, good-humored and gay
But ah! when the sun of prosperity
Hath set, then how quickly they frown,
And cry out in tones of severity,
kick the man; don't you see he's DOWN.
What though, when you knew not sorrow
You're heart was open as day,
And your friends when they wanted to Dor
row,
You obliged and ne'er asked them to pay.
What though soul you ne'er slighted,
As you wandered about through the town
Your friends become very near-sighted,
And don't seem TO sec when you're down
When you're up you ere loudly exalted,
Aud traders all sing out your praise
When you're down you have greatly de
faulted,
And tn y really don't fancy your ways.
You're style was "tip top" when you'd
money,
So sings every sucker and clown;
But now it's extremely funny
ThingshaYe altered because you are down
., give me a heart that forever
Is free from this worlds selfish rust,
And the soul whose high noble endeavor
Is to raise fallen men from the dust.
And when in adversity's ocean,
A victim is likely to drown,
All hail to the friend whose devotion
viii lift man up when he's down,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-21
VOLUME XVII,
Selrftea guftru.
LIFE.

L1rEs
Perfect through suffering. PAUL.
Must suffer ere my spirit
Shall attain its highest goalf
Opens there no smoother pathway
To the upward struggling soul?
No-like seed that through thick darkness
Gropes its way above the sod,
So this soul of mine must ever
Struggle through the dark to God!
Light Hntempered pales the Blossom,
Suns unclouded blight the Grain
so the love that's winged with Wisdom
Calls His clouds and gives them Rain.
|, plant in Gods great Garden,
Grain within His guarded Field,
Need not as well as Sunshine,
Rain to make me thrive and yield?
In the Day, the great Earth wearies,
Sickens meath the burning Sun
In the Night she rallies nobly,
Till her strength is all re-won.
Dews fresh drop from Natures chalice,
Cool and quicken all her powers,
Fit her for another morrow's
Struggle through tls sultry hours.
In the Light my soul grows sickly,
Sluggish, faint-untii, at length
In the Dark how strong it struggles.
Battling for It's bartered strength,
Tears, like dews, refresh and hallow
All its powers for noble strife,
Fit and nerve it for another
Upward effort into Life.
Life is Toil-he lives, he only,
Who, amid his daily cares,
Sees mighty End upspringing,
Like choice Wheat among the Tares.
He who Patience CLEANS from Trial,
Strength from Struggle, Hope from Pain
He twice iyes-on Earth-in Heaven
He who lives once, lives again
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! What a
glorious thing it is for ID human
heart Those who work hard seldom
yield themselves up to fancied or
real sorrow, When grief sits down,
folds its hand, and mournfully feeds
upon its own tears, weaving the dim
shadows that little exertion might
sweep away into funeral pail, the
strong spirit is shorn of its might,
and sorrow becomes our MASTER
When troubles flow upon you dark
and heavy, toll not with the waves
wrestle not with the torrent-rather
seek by occupation to divert the dark
waters that threaten to overwhelm
you liz thousand channels with the
duties of life always present. Before
you dream of it, those waters will fer
tilize the present, and give birth to
fresh flowers, that they may brighten
the future-fowers that will become
pure and holy in the sunshine which
which penetrates the path of duty
Grief, after all, is but a selfish feel
ing, and most selfish is he who yields
himself to the indulgence of any pas
sion that brings no joy to his fellow.
men.