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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

10 feet in length; a stalk y,
recently into the office of One A. = y
papers Of the state which me-. ny
feet and one inch in length. '''''
There are no swamp land, l.,
prairie is uhdulating and roll, a'''i
Der, such as walnut, cottODvn.,s :.
locust oak and elm, is found - ' \
streams. Such is the fertilitv y, v
that a locust will in four ., " Y
grow large enough for a fence ,,,'
But | have already taken a r~
than ! intended and yet have \
half | wish to say; but if fl. W ~
interesting in the least DOM. y ',
shortly follow with other and I I.s !
tlcleS' Yours Respectfully,
E. Henry Wn,,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

ca A young ladv returning 10 \
country home, after sojourn OF few nds
in the city, was hardly recognized by her idai
In place of coarse, rustic flushed lace shs hi
soft ruby complexion of almost marble snaA
ness. and instead of twenty-three she niEEI
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry sna
cause OF so great chaogc. she plainlyhHlha
that she used the Circassian Balm s1d cond
rred 1t an invaluable acquisition to any hat
toilet. By its use any lady or gentleman ,n i
prove their personal appearance an hundrti
1t is simple in Its combination, as nature hst
is simple. yet unsurpassed in its efficacy inar|
ing impurities from, also healing, cleansing
identifying the skin and complexion. By i
direct action on the cuticle it draws 'FRONT.'
its impurities, kindly heating the same, snla
ing the surface as nature intended it should,
clear. soft, smooth and beautiful Price SLID
by mail or express, on receipt of an order by
W l. CLARK IL co. Chemist
23yl No west Fayette st, SyiacussS
The only American agents for the sale Of iR
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

R G Gilbert, | set teeth
P A Stephens | web full cloth
] wool yarn
NJ d Scott, l miniature bureau
:" 2 wreath Frame
James Graves, 2 butter Tubs
VIM. Burk | skein wool yarn
I" 2 pair WomeDs hose
pair Mems
NJ H Cady, 2 Single Slsighs
2 Buggy Wagons
Double Sleigh.
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ITEMS.

HE FAIR-Our columns arc so crowd
ed this week with the Report of the Sec
ard the various awarding committees tina,
we are obliged to forego mentioning many
matters in connection with the Fair which
We designed to do. We wished to speak
somewhat at length Of the address deliv.
cred by Hon. Geo. Wilkins, which, tho
we differ with him in some of his conclu.
sions. was an able and practical discourse,
and we regret that he has not written il
out for publication. We shall, however.
probably be able to give the hoads of it
next week, with some comments of our
own. The report Of the awarding com.
mittee of the Ladies' department. has not
yet reached us. We presume it will
reach US for next weeks paper, when we
shall, also, take occasion to express some
Of our views.
Hon. Horace Greeley delivered the opc-
ming address at the Fair Of the American
Institute, on the 18th inst Among 9th.
er things, he says that the members of
the Institute are about to commence The
erection, in New York, of Palace of In.
dustry, to cost not less than one million
dollars. The Palace is to give place to
perpetual exhibition of the products Of
American industry. Mr.. Greeley pied
ges the entire savings of forty years
amounting to two hundred thousand dol.
lars--to the enterprise. In 1876. on the
4th Of July, the bundrcdth anniversary
of our independence, it is proposed to in
vito the world to a Fair to be held therein
which shall exceed all former Worlds
Fairs in magnifcence, and show to II
what America has accomplished in sin.
gle century. Now, won't you take the
Tribune?
The Universal Peace Society hold
general meeting of the branch Societies
in fremont Temple, Boston, on Wsdnes.
day and Thursday, the 9th and 10Th of
October.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

MUSICAL .s,. FESTIVAL '1 A two d.pl,
val will be held in the Town m
Cambridge Center commencing o. |
at 10 O'clock A. NJ and CLOSING ".
day Eve with a Concert, couipas
G. D. Wait assisted by Miss Manu.
and Mrs. H, D. Bryant sopsap, sI'I
also by Miss Nettie Bedding pi,,i, !
Orchestral accompaniment from 4, n
ristown Musical Association, Adn.
to the concert, Is cents.
OSCAR ATWOOD, J.
II. W. GRIswoLD Conn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

D Wistar's Balsau of Wild H..
is combination and form iDas,i'I
healing and curing diseases Of tho AL
lungs and chest. 1t cures A eon,l
loosening and cleaning the lvros \
allaying irritation; thus reno,ir, \
cause, instead of drying up til, cou,I u
leaving the disease behind.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

PROBABLE DEATH OF A GREAT LEADER
A despatch dated at Lancaster, Pa, on
the 23d inst, to Mrs. Davis, ward of
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens. informed her
that Mr.. Stevens was dying. We dare
not express hope that the next despatch
will contradict this. He was attacked
with severe indisposition on Saturday,
but next day was reported better.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

MAsoNIc-Col Ira Clifford of Middle.
bury will deliver public address at the
Congregational Meeting house in Vol.
colt, on the 26th inst, at one o'clock p.
NJ The public generally are invited and
especially the brotherhood.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

SWEET Music FOR Pres. JOHNSON
Gems. Sheridan, Sickles and Hancock
were severally screnaded in Washington,
on the night of the 23d inst. There was
one Of the largest and most enthusiastic
crowds ever turned out in Washington
upon such an occasion--said to have num-
bered $4,000 persons.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

ANOTHER oFJEFP's PETS pARDoNEp.-
S. r. Mallory formerly Jef's sec'y Of the
Navy, has been pardoned by President
johnson. Oh ! Charity, thou "chief Of the
sacred Three"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25
Spttial Notitts.
Union House
HYDE PARK, V,R,iov,

HYDE PARK, $500 VlRNON
House Renovated from top to bta
New Furniture aud .Carpts. The nuI
eter having recently purchased, sud N
ed this house, standing on the SOUTH
corner of Main st. informs the myl
that he is prepared to furnish Hhsa
entertainment for man and beast hrt
sonab|e compensation.
34tf ABEL SMllLHi
Hyde Park, July 10th, 1867.
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Information

Guaranteed to produce a iuxuriant .Io
hair upon bald head or beardless ace; 80. ~ q
recipe for the removal of pimples, blo'cus, pn
options. &C.. on the skin. leaving tne s."phod
clear and beautiful. can be obtained ,,rsly
charge by addressing THOMAS T. p'sly
Cha mist, s23 Broadway, NewYork' "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25
Do not Forget

Hewlett's Lecture tonight All come
out and get "a treat" Well warrant
you treat ga feast of reason and a
flow of the soul"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

o. Waterville Lodge No. As, l. 0. of
G. I. at Waterville numbers so members
in good standing. This lodge was oTga-
nized April, 1867.
The following is list Of officers for
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

Miss L. Ill. Codding, w. Il. IL. ,.
Miss Mary Balch, w L Fl S
Mrs. G, Manchester, W l G
o Byron Page, W 0 G
f. William Plumley, of Morristown ha
sold the place advertised 10 our columns
and Mr.. Edmund Phelps sends to hav
his advertisement taken out. Says he j
so thronged with applicants to purchas
that he has not time to attend to them
1t will be seen, also, that Mr.. Plnmle.
will now sell his personal property. W
notice that those who have learned tn
trick of advertising in the NEwsDEALER,
thrive.
Hon. S B Colby, Register of the u S
Treasury, died at Haverbill, N. H. on
Saturday last. Mr.. Colby was in the
primo of life, and was cultivated and
genial gentleman as we'll as an excellent
legal advocate. TO those not we'll ac-
quainted with him he had somewhat the
appearance of hauteur, but we misjudge
if he was not possessed of quick sympa-
thies and extremely fine sensibilities. In
Washington, where the amenities are more
practiced and better appreciated than in
any other place in the United States, he
was a great favorite both in the Depart
ments and in refined social circles His
untimely death will be regretted by a
large circle
DR.. Move notifies us from Redwood,
N. Y, that he goes West, to be gone
few months. 1t will be seen by our NOR.
tuory notices that they have lost their
interesting little girl, Lucia.
Capt. Harvey Butts of Cambridge has
presented us with some splendid speci-
mems OF tomato, which he raised in his
gardens this seeson. Some of them ap
prOach to 80 ounces in weight. One va
riety in particular we much admire-it
is beautiful cherry color, very smooth,
of excellent favor, and large enough.
Jocob, snake-eyed French Zouave, is
said to be a miracle working wonder in
the healing line Thousands--the halt,
the blind, the possessed of many devils
and little cash, and the infrm of all de.
scriptions; the poor and the rich crowd
to his quarters at No. so Rue de la Ro.
quette, and go away dancing and singing
with joy for their wonderful deliverance
Having arranged line of forty or more,
he bids them "git up and git," and they
obey. He is quite savage in his manners
and says "You are healed, is it not
enough o.
ca Sheriden is receiving more honor,
wherever he goes, than President Johnson
would, were he again to swing around the
circle.
Cd Vallandieham has announced him
self as candidate for Senator from Ohio
food as ten thousand votes to the Repub
ecan party.
90 Windham County holds its annu
il Fair Oct. I'd and I'd at Newfane.
Ga The large freight house at Hart
ord was destroyed by fire in the afternoon
# the 2lst. Loss $4,000.
O. Yellow fever has broken out in the
icinity Matamoras Mexico.
ca Harper's Magazine, Peterson's,
4ady's Friend, American Psychological
nurnal and Arthers Home Magazine for
)ct. have deem received and all sustain
heir good names.
A. W. Bailey, of Elmore, again rcceiv-
d the first premium on butter at the
ounty Fair this year, and sold on the
9th inst the butter made from 81 COWS ,
Or 80 cents per pound We think the ,
uling price on that day was less than 80 :
snts. :
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25
ybv snstsr from Sores I

When, by the use OF the Arnica 0intmen" n
can easily be cured. 1t has relieved 'n Su,s
from Burns. Sealds, Chapped BANDS, sr An
cuts, Wounds, and every complaint o. Wv h
Try II for II cost but Twenty-Five oen'"
sure to ask for
HALE's ARNICA OINTMENT .a
For sale by all druggists or send your ada, p'.t
70 cents to D. p. SEYM0R ~ Co., p~l
Mass, and receive box by return malt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25
CATARRH CAN DE CUREDl

Headache relieved. and in fact every di's h. n
the nose and head permanently cured py%
OF the welLknown remedy.
R.EDER's GERMAN SNUFF
Try II, for IL costs but 25c. For say
Druggists, or send &c to o. p. SCI av.d
CO., Boston, and receive box by return W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

To ADyERrIsERs.-The circulation OF the
NHwsDEALER is more than an average of the pa
pers Vermont, and is steadily increasing. 1t
enc Of the best advertising mediums in the
State. See rates on first page.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

he oSos JSe'iiuS Wv, h'6'ci oouVc, 'o'So'u
IL I'd do do. Hiram Dodge Morristown.
IS Best Devon do, yearling Horace GOOD
q win, Johnson.
n Best Pair Native Bulls 4 years old Z.
q Dixie, Morristown,
v Best do. yearling J. Thompson Morris
town.
i I'd do, E. II. Shaw, Norristown.
!, Sd do, H. D. Bryant, Morristown.
Best Durham Cow, L. H. Doty, Elmore
DO, 2 year old heifer, N. NJ. Wheelock
= Morristown.
do, Native, J. T. Hill, Elmoro.
do, yearling H. D. Bryant Morristown.
I'd do, ycarling o, H. Cook, Morristown
f Sd do, H. D. Bryant, Morristown.
Best Native Cow, J. G. Fisher, Morris
town.
I'd do A. R. Bailey. Elmore.
Sd do, A. R. Bailey,
Best Pair year old Steers E. A. Allen,
Hyde Park.
I'd do, Ward Harris. Morristown,
Sd do, N. A. Cleveland Hyde Park.
best . year old Steers N. A. Cleveland,
Hyde Park.
I'd do, E. M. Edwards Morristown.
3h do, 0. II. Cook, Morristown.
Best yearling Steers S. A. 1enney Hyde
Park,
I'd do, Amasa spaulding Morrstown.
Best Steer Calves Z. NJ. Edwards Norris
town.
I'd do, W. G. Thorp, Morristown.
SHEEP.
The Committee on Sheep,mako the Fol-
lowing report.
Best Spanish Merino Bucks out of the
County VIM. g. Hate, Lincoln, ADDISON
County.
Best pen Spanish Merino ewes out Of the
County VIM. G. Hate.
I'd do VIM Fulsom Hardwick
Best Spanish Meriuo Buck over Q years
old H. Dodge Morristown.
I'd do, 0. H. Cook Morristown.
Sd do. j. c. Been Hyde Park
Best years old ?. A. Stevens Wolcott.
I'd do VIM. Wheeler Morrstown
Best yearling L. II. Hadley Morristown.
Best Pen eve Orson Hadly, Hyde Park
I'd do, 0 H Cook Morristown
Sd do, ? A Stevens Wolcott
Best Lambs, O. II. Cook Morristown
I'd do. Orson Hadley Hyde Park
Best Coarse Wool Buck E I. N Carter,
Elmore
I'd do, 0 A Taylor, Hyde Park
Best Lamb R. G. Hill, fillmore
% do R G Hill. Elmoro
Best pen Coarse Wool ewes R G Hill Ell.
more
I'd do. T. Hill, Elmore
Sd do, Ire Darling, Morristown.
Best Pen Long Wool Lambs R G Hill
Elmore.
ID do, R. G. Hill. Elmcre.
SWINE. =
Best pair White Chester Pigs c. W
Dodge Morristown.
Best lot Of Poltry, d. G. Hardy, Hpde
Park
ID do, L H Hadley Morristown.
The Committe on Dairy report as Fol-
0ws
Best 3 Tubs Butter A R Bailey Elm ore
ID do. G W Dodge, Morristown
ID do, Hiram Cook, Elmorc
Best Cheese Horace Waite, Eden. )
VEGETABLES. {
The COMMITTEE on Vegetables report as I
ollows.
est Waiter mellon, G W Dodge, Morris. r
own e
est Musk Mellon, L G Davis, Morris. s
own
est beets L G Davis Morristown Il
est Squash, P X Gleed, Morristown a
est Turnip, Asa West, Morristown c
eat Cabbage, P X Gleed, Morristown n
est Potatoes, Eli Jcwet, Hyde Pyrk tt
est Seed Corn. e H Show, Morristown 81
est Pop Corn, L H Shaw, Morristown e.
est White Flint, Corn, H Barnes, Hyde 81
Park @
est Wheat W S Thorp Morristown Y
est Plumbs W H Powers, Morristown il
est Variety Of Apples, Orson Hadley. lc
Hyde Park ly
1 do. S S Slayton, Stowe II
est Grab Apples. orvil Choatc. Morris
town. II
est Grass Seed, w s Thorp, Morristown OF
est Flat Turnip. W s Thorp, Morris. b,
town n,
'st 10 lbs, Maple sugar, Algier Jones, Ii
Wolcott /,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25

o. Rev. Henry Lancashire will preach
in the Congregational church at Morris
vile next Sabbath
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CATTLE.

The Oommitte on Working and Fancy
Oxen and strings Of Oxen most respectfully
report as follows.
Best, Pair Working Oxen, VIM. Wade,
Stowe.
I'd do, N. NJ Wheelock Marristown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25
Royal Havana Lottery
Cuba.

DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DIT
One Prize OF sluSS0
- osnu
" la "ro
" Wrc.A
&c.. &. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes Ve,s,v v'
and inorfmati0n given by GEO. Vrnp
35y-l SO N. Main st., Providence -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-25
From our Kansas Correspondent.
KANSAS.

Burlington, Coffee c., Kan. /
Sept. II, 1867. !
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05


ssHse ~ FsHps 'H''sn 'fra
s's. .eas.p. s.. :" np'.h . -, 80
asIsHfsus IpEt'Hf IN % : nam.~' ~ y
I'F,.7nfiz iHfi#'''7 ~l"ar ~, ,'sns
ufl aassn fhis ~Fusf "If
- kife' i's'1 ~ y .Ts've fsr
z ~. nuFd ~ 's"' 'afvssr''n n \
,he n e'srsa,fys sssss iHsH'nF 'ns"s n Z nc hea !,
~ en'hfsh 70 evme = sna
IDENTITY, y srs'h'es he1 eh'1''en'
~ huns Y thsin eou'a x've sny a.
~a'fi Who sbef patents were, ~
where Hff Wffs'asah f"'n, = young
wme mfy Nhsn 'skf" eaps'sss "
me lha'a''s. Nu'apsFs wfu' 70 'ue
esm many mar thah 'hefs WEIR
e'.i'dfsf',-i'i'd i, p course many return.
eu WIN msvy nea''s ~ "e'eg a"s"'e
70 iIna i''slf 'os' e.es, .,l
among 'hs number VINO wfn' nun
u'eus " m',es 70 ws ,,p eamp VIZ :
mother VINO lsrt TWO ehl's'fen.-a BOY
and gir', one i''ree ana the other hve
years Of age-year, sEo Enor-
were made 10 pl,fs'iade her not 70 gc,
and 80 long . tlIne had elapsed "
wa. certain she could moi 'deniiiy her
children, even II 'hey stood before
Ia Is.I al IL .4.I "a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

" rkAhi Hvfm. ~
astg q Fsfft FfE
0ivs me gentle patience fNA
And loving charity, u
Two gins that shine In womans heart
u IL 1lHts nhins On The seA. h3I INih
Givs me smiles for cheering mkn.tS
*'AAnd lsArs Gbsothers woe, tttfiR '
And let my words be hesrtease flowers
wherever | may 90.
Give ne blisdness, rather TsVC0
Than the sight 20 keen,
That on the nearest dearest heart
Each little mote b seen. A +.
Give me meek submission,
And tender dovs-like ways
And let Religion sofily throw
A halo round my days.
'Givs ne truth, and virtue
Hiek e stars ere bright,
And chastity Of thought and speech
As pure a lilies white.
Give me friends, not riches
Give me love. not fsme-- fsr ff.
! only care 70 carve up high
On one true heart my name.
~-.sf
For What Is fame 10 woman
II trus-loye pass her by1 Hriid san
upon her brow q laurel wreath,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

Msny 4 i.fIaey Ihlsl. Ls aast
fsss shsuf q snsdss Z wHh vs<zszIlzs
sad ssuzll ifs.is Ia smple sssi<.x,
hsfdly sbout an orchard. a. NJ snss
N and esf. tsNstd~s. sktA hfs.a.
tnrk and ssIi Ieef, All summer Imnr
~ vsfisfy N vegetables, No frsisluI
herrlrs, nv Iu.rlous pesthes N lucy
cherries, Ny t,rtobv fsvef come.
~ bowel complaints n sine hind,
~ some congrstiyc troubles, most
likely. IIth Isld up, work stop, .
msaih, ne dcciof comes. and hs
"irsrs sousdr and me dcrior's bIIi
dnys, seo. The poor wife, mean.
whiIe, seis dyspspsia, eyssiipaisd, IIss
fsvef, Too, perhaps, and shs Gust
erawIs round" Whas's Tie matier'
They don't know, poor souls. Would
they build Q hot fm IN July and shut
the dmrss N course not--in their
rooms but they have done jus. Cha.
IN theIr sioInAcfs, How sof They
have been eating all simmer the heat
producing ssod, NJ fcr Acold season
but not ior . warm one. A afeen-
lander can cat candles and whale lai,
because they create heat. 49,.
AIIindoo lives 90 rice, juicy fruit.
and tropIc vegetables, cooling and
opening % the sysiem. Let there le
plenty of good vegetables, ssspberries,
Strawberries, etc. II takes . little
time aud trouble, w. ii's the cheap
est way to pay the doctors bills.
And, Bless your dear souls, these
things taste gcodl
You study what feed is good for
pigs aud cattle. All right, but wife
and children are of higher oonsc-
qucncc; and IL iss shame II, with all
our great eiAs Of intellect and intui-
tion, we 40 not obey The divine laws
In our own physical being 70 we'll
that the doctor shall visit The houss
less than the horse doctor visits the
barn. Don't fail Of vegetables, ,ber-
ries and fruits. Try u, aud you'll
say we haven't told half the truth. I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05
Gems Of fhoushs.

Our wishes lengthen o our sun
declines. sfs, ~ 'tf sar - =
Men make 1 terrible mistake when
they marry for beauty, ios talent Or
for money. y z "'.a - -
: People who agree With everything
that is said In their hearing are The
most uniusersssisg and tirssoms ei
The true felicity Of life l. to Be
free from pertuvbasioos TO understand
our dvsies sowsrds heaven and man,
TO eqjoy the psesent without any
anxious dspendsacs upon the iniurs
not to anus. ourselves with either
hopes or fears, bot to rest satisfied
with whai we have, which Is abun-
dsssIy snfsdent for he that d n
wants nothing. qyII
To call money making ~ art y
mis.oner. To make monsy on any
thisx like q gpnd srsle rsquirss {
psclal hculty, Or .conknstiou o
lscultiss, with which sos ose man d
ID thourupd , endowed. WIDOWS
hes this qualification ON make : foF
mns, thoagb h may peesas bst n
rudiuIos1s q - edses6ies; vheevs'
lsrks viii peuhSbly IN % DO %
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05
Assistant Assessor for legacies On
suuerieu, - Dis Miss. II !

= CouRuHfr AND IovE-Inl the
new play, 2 Under the Gaslight," the
heroine gives ui,ersnce to the follow
ingsnzdaa8A BoRglmaIC
courtship Is the text from which
shs whole solsmu sermon Of married
Life takes its theme. A lovers are
discontenied and unhappy, 50 will
they Be o wives and husbands. So
| q you would be happy all the years
Of yosr Iiis, lissss % the voios Cd
vising yoa:
Let the woman Yop look upon be
| wise or vain, beautifhi of hopeiy,
rich sspecs shsEhas but one thing
which. she can reilly give or refuse
hsr hear,l Her besuty, her wit, her
soconplishmenis she may sell TO yor
I--but her love Is the treasure with
! ouf money aud without pricel Sh'
osly sdb ID f&usp shsf whes 20,
lo,k upon her your eyes shall speal
mute devotion, that when you ID
dre-s her yess .voigs shsA y ss.sls
Loving, and Kind. That you sbal
| sot despie her becshse she cappo
understsnd al at pnce Sour. vigcrou
'Ithoughts and tnbltioas design; 60
shse ni1fginas lspd evil hsvs d
ftated your Rrestest purposes, he
love remains 10 conssls ysui I 90 .
u You look TO the tires for strengtl
and RsshdeurA-do nos dsspiss th
! howen bscause their fragrance is q
! they have o rive. Rso'ember, lov
| Il sll s-wsusss ~ - gise--bss "
) de only s.rh,y Ming thst God -
Il niss us % carry beyond shs grsse.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-05

avonng man A. vo., believe Ia a
future slaieY' ;. - =. - -. : !
v,,s her .h;nu resdy.S
aco 10. yosnr man. no tor "n'
sGo ivcs Ifit vasn't for the law
agaipst bipmy, whip meif I woeldn't
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