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Smyrna times., 1867-02-20
Insure Your Homes & Property
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
MUTUAL Insurance Company,
AT DOVER. DELAWARE
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

TUE CoihPahy continues to Insure property on res
soupIe tefhs' and for several years past has pad n
y aoIiy aoluefs an annual dividend Of and 10 pel
cent. me dividends are paid on the list dav of Ian
uary, or allowed in the payment of The animal mo-
mlums, due on thai dav o4 pre-
Is the ooundeR duty of every man. not only To his
| out ms creditors to keep his property insured
ana no man has any reason 10 compain oC his ne;oS
OOrs and friends, if they shOuId refuse IN
%ius '"e IOSs OF his property being bound for The
I"pe reason mat insurance Is CHEAP and agents os
IL SoHP"y reside IN almost every town thrOuehoui
me STATE and for trliling cast can ha made seu
from loss OF his property by fire If ma viii w,
use the precauilOn TO secure his pronerv aga,no, t.
Dy hre IL II Is lnsurable he has no rlObi tn coil %
ms nelghbOrs TO assist him o. " A uPo"
The Kent County MutuoI hos n Co,;,o, r oooo
OOO' and pays promptly Its losses - S~O0''
farues CeSIrOus of insurlnq IN this CouDo, -,
call upon the following agents. "''i
AGENTS
" :" "OO',,Son' 1N' ,,.. And'w Wright. FELTON,
JesseS IIa; eluWa,e |l'y Geo. M Davis. .BrIdgeville
q y n,aial g'oh smyrna James Ponder Million
Ia. Ca,aiII' H. Dover Paul A. Davis Lewes
Alex. jackson, Camden, - f1' ~ au.ei'
H. Cowgirl. Willow Grove Wesley S,oot se'o""'
FfIT.n Elm ",ii'oru, Tnu Greensboro Md. |
:, = DIRECTORS
" >; M. tlsler, Smyrna, lThos Bradfo,d Dov.,
lanes R Ce T,'".ns, "nn,s Dr: DE-, Henry Rldgoy
William Dennev jamnS p,o',i'' ""'Nel'
Bridgevile.
OFFICERS.
SAMUEL M. FISLER, President Smvrno
LAS COWCILL, Trea'r Dover.
GEO b. DICKSON, Sec'v
- '''''SS communications promptly attended to-
"EoRGE b. DIcksoN Secretary. Dover
GEORGE 3. DICKSON
r. 49,. DOVER DELAWARE.
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POUDEsETTE

T, toe1enteeR Years Fair TtiaiN
Ihere is no better MANURE IN the marko, Co.. -,
"r nIS s9n o. 1rops PoUDRETTE-at 40 cems per bush
S%o per .oh' delivered at Railroad and Sisambn
Uepo.s IN Philadelphia Manulaclory at C;rav Rnsd
,ar me nrSenal' Pha. PEYssoN's Farm, GIouces'
'eT, ~ j. Woodbury. Railroad. "' O'''u> CO.
hin I.ers-r rehch Richards y Co 4th and Callow
,af rhlia ana for sale by Seed and AgrIcnI
S,.a nsal Implement Dealers generally. Ofice-I1brary
,t NO; fSO back OF the new Post Office, Phila'
O'sOOONI 10 Dealers. fe2O 3m
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DIED.

On tine 18th, near Odessa, WILLIAM Hop-
FEckEE, aged about 70 years. A'' iiof-
" AT the residence Of his parents, in St Jonas,
Neck, ON the 25th nlt, of Erysipelas Jaron Ion1e
Siues son OF james and Mary Ann Harrinoton'
IN the 21th year Of his age. s'on'
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20
Small Farm at Private Sale

o., ' @ @scroer wishing TO purchase Town Prone,
oners ms farm. situated in .AppoauniminL III
,sn as'ie county at Private Sale his Fam cam
n,sd n,'ie mere than % ACRES is pleasantly IN.
m,uIeIo*n and Smyrna Land in an excellent sors
., cultivation; three fur acres Of Che,tnn,
i1s ae ,nProTen ens consist Of two-sory Fran Dwe
House StabIing for hree horses and Gu,r'age
III w'at.s large smoke House, and Pump Of smperar
naet close 10 The kitchen door There IL ,so smaII
ye"g yeo, OsenaFd All the buildings are substantial and
'or trucker as It stands. beng conyep,en o .an,"
i"nJ sand snG railroad dePos There is large tract Of
,nna oUo acres lying just behind It. for ssIe at anu
Chn,cS ~ .nas @ afge farm could be had If wanted
easy indsPuable liIle gwen Inquire of wv 'e'Hi'
caoo.. HENRY n. HOFFECKER
Near Dexters Corner.
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SMYRNA
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
A CAD MY.

PREP DEPARTMENT
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT
No extra charge for Vocal Music.
Both sexes taught Book Keeping.
Penmanshp. r'''''' aA'u
IN ADDITION to other great advantages, persons re-
Smyrna and its vicinity can have AN im1adiata .,
oversight of their children.
+. NJ. CHATHAM, Principal.
au29 Miss c. MOORE, Assistant
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NEW RnnKS

FAlNE's PRACTIcE or MEDICINE The wo,L ,s,,ou-
oonpIe'e II Is rovaI octave OF one thousand pagas
ana contains full descnptun o. all disease ,5Tra
.nt nose OF surgery and OF women and children To-
treatment and is claimed 10 be ore Of he mos, enu
pe'e' elaborate, and extensive works upon these sub.
ye'ls ever issued from The American press. PrIce e.
postage. 80 cents i'iee -
iuI description OF all The concentrated and neyy go
dIes used by all schools Of the proesson, and con-
pIe'e alphabetical materIa medlca Price S. ~
'"oSe VINO order both books, $40, postage prepaid.
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30 Building Lots For Sale

III lne hourishng village of Middleiown. DeIawo,.
ayng IN depth IRON $50 to $50 feet, being so IeeI
purchasers e"V ACRES 10 sun
MIddletOwn is directly on the Delaware Ron po,.,
20 miles below Wilmington the locs,on ha, i1uau
'le oeS ior the business man. The merchant ihe mo-
t' nunIc' the actoryman, the miller grower of small
Terres hurseryman and the gentleman of retirement
hcuars, address fO' par
J. b. FENIMORE, Agent
,,., for f. G. FENIMORE.
MIddletown, Del, Feb. 5. l8G7.-lalm
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Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing between Lewis
Graham and Joshua M. Arthurs, under the name and
syle OF Graham Arthurs, is this day dissolved nv
mutual consent. LEWIS GRAHAM
JOSHUA M. ARTHURS
All persons indebted TO the above will please call
ana settle their accounts without further notice
LEWIS GRAHAM
u JOSHUA M. ARTHURS.
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%HaD ~ Moss

@@ n g . ~ RE%% ~
Tin AND SHEET IRON WARE DEPOT
No. 3, East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
HENRY F. PICKELS, PRoPRtrrop
eA, The subscriber, thankful 10 a generops nrb
G. lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed nm
SsHon hun for the past eight years, would in f,rnp
's liends and the public generally, thai nj Tho aid
s'ah1' Fourth Street below Market he sill keans o'u
ha me largest best and cheapest stock of godds IN
MS line, such as Vi soous IN
Cooking and Parzor .Stores.
surprising some OF the best patterns in the marriott
ne mas also on hand large assortment Of Plan and
SaPdIeI Iinware, Walters. Looking Glasses KNIVES
I%u p rOrKs Table and Tea Spoons Preserving Keles
ppIaln, iInned and Emerald Hollow Ware Glass and
,.d n.a'la una meta Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas.
~ uuhs' Shot Bags, &c. lie will sell all articles
else where " no t"oy '"' " e
RoOFiNG AND SCOUTING, and all kinds of Tin
snI % oneet IRON Ware made to order at short notice
anil exchanged.
me subscriber hopes by strict attention TO business
lhu oy endeavorng TO give satisfaction TO receive
field. 66-ly. HENRY F. PICKELS
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%et the Best.-Agenls Wanted
FOR
WOman'S Work in the Civil War

ns H WORK prepared under the sanction and auoro
VA VA OF the United States Sanitary Commission TSo
Cos C%es.eth sanitary Commission. and The Christian
l VIII be the most complete and ntereslIIg
"otk OF the KIND published. 1t " III contain skerhas
%Oo ladies'. notices Of about 400 others and
!us' route to the thousands of heroines whose
;n,o,n ,uNIo"n Members Of AID Socletles and other
.eseht persons are desired TO acI as agents GOod
energetic agents can make from slOO 10 sl5O ner
.aUntn soI t.I Address: ZEIGLER. McCURDY & co Nn
0ol Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Pa. feISIm
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Dissolution.

:. ne coPaIinership heretofore existing between No.
ger the name OF Sevll Graham is this dav 3ssoIve
Ka1,om EOh SO.lSent q ;oc, NATHAN t. SEVIL,
IT, p.,. reo S'jo0'' LEWIS GRAHAM
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

- any other remedy. Its efficacy has now
Detoihe SO generally knoWn that it Is Justly repurJa
~ "'lHy countries as medicine OF Indispensable no
ceSs'y ia Great Britain France aud ierlnanv wbet.
HeuIraI Science hasreached It's highest perfer,,nn ~
peS'flh'd III domestic praCtlce aud con. ttIlIv used
" me drhleS, IA hospitals and other public us1ilI,,s
""fre II Is regarded by the attend. ng physlc,nns M
l''e most speedy and agreeable remedy thai ron hn
ehp'"yed Scarcely any nelghuurhood can bp E,u,J
"H1'e wen known cases Of diseased lungs vhIch boJ
dieu ne efforts OF The most skillul and exDrriencad
C 'UlS' nave been perm anenIly cured by il These
ar" me most convincing proofs Of the sunern,
~ Piopetues Of tins pre- paratlon; and TO them
ihe anlhors pOhl with peculiar saIslaclIon HVbroIt
% '""s' po"eflUI against confirmed diseases II 10 o.
'V"ely gehtIe as "A medicine ~ infancy mad vonth
De.ns quIIe harmless to even the youngest when od
l's heaIlh-restorer pllshes even more bv Dre
'ehoh 'han clre ftaken IN sea son II heals ali ,r
1ohs ol me lhroat and lungs whether arising FINN
ouS Nonghs, or from other causes aud thns
a' lOhg 'ralH OF painful and ncnrabe diseases which
'onu afise from the neg lecl of them Hence mn fam
" shonld ne without It-nfuenxa, Group Hoatseness
y nooplhg cough Pleurisy, Inc pient Consumntion |
nu o'hef affections OF the breathing organs give nv
elofe lhls pre-emtnelt combination of TsedlcinaI
Irtues. iiul
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & Co, Lowell. Mass
no s"ld by al! Druggists and dealers N medicine
'y ""eie' tab&mar
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY.

Semi Monthly journal of Medicine, Surgerv. Pb,.
So1ogy' Hygienne, and General Literature. denof.
.E. 1@ 10 ne ProfesSion and the People.
Inc cheapest medical paper IN the world pnb,sbaA
every two weeks, al the UDlyersllv Rn,Id,pg NJ
Street, soulh OF Walnut -''1'N
Single copies, q M
Five copies to one address rs
Ten a. 90 90
Fifteen a on
IT, i"eiV 300
ne geiter up of The club shall have one eopv e,at,s
- d'So he cheapest a5vertISlng medium in the world
s'dos ntary all PHYSICIANS and druggists be-
sues having large popular circulation The price
o uVersIng Is ten cents per line seven words max.
g Ihe NO pspers sent or adve rtisemenis inserted
unless prepaid. Address
, w. PAINE, Md, Editor,
@eo~O om philadelphia, Pa.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

rue MOTEL known as the Raymond House" =" .,
y near smyrna is offered at Private Sale I,
Apply to = u "i"'ch'
'O - WILLIAM COLLINS
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20
WOOLLEN GOODS

In the Town Of Smyrna, would call the a,,ort;or -
Farmers, Merchants and others TO the act to' %
prepared TO manufacture the various kinds of
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20
,t.Iu lot r. Z. MUR
MlddIetown, Del, Feb. 5. I8G7-l3.lm
Ayers cherry PectoroI.

> Snoihlng eIpeclorant, prepared to
l. meet The urgent need of safe and
reliable cure for diseases Of the throat
Ianu lungs. A trial Of many years has
established The fact, Ihul IT Is more eff.
cucIous IN pulmonary affections, than
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

In the depot is a placard announc-
ing " No Smoking posted over an oil
lamp. Two Irishm6n appear, one smok-
ing. Pat says to the other: You're
transgressin the rules Of the establish
ment, We are.
How's that?' says the smoker.
+" Don't you see there no smoking "
" Yis but cant We see, ye spalpeeh,
the remark is addressed to the lamp :
"A lady says the first time she was
kissed, she gelt like a tub Of roses swim
ming in honey, cologne, nutInegs, and
cranberries She felt also as il some
thing was running through her nerves
on feet Of diamonds, escorted by several
little cupids in chariots drawn by an
gels, shaded by honey-suckles, and the
whole spread with melted rainbows.
Sally Mander safe said Mrs. Par
tington as her eye fell on an advertise
ment. "Do tell me, Isaac, who this
Sally Mander is, and what she's been
doing, that they've got her safe !" ]
don't know what she's been doing said
Ike, "but | guess she's q sister to Jer-
ry," Jerry who, Isaac z Why
Jerry Mandel.," said Ike, as he resumed
his work by the window, catching flies
and impahng them.
The following story of ex-senator
McDougal, Of California, is said to be
yeritable. He was discovered one eyo-
ming lying in one Of the street cutters
Of Washington, thoroughly inobriatod.
The person finding him, inquired, after
rousing him, Who are You 2" With
drunken gravity the PROSTATE Senator
replied " When came here .hic) !
was McDougal but now ,bicl I'm
seUered
Some idea Of the Erie gas-lignt NJ
may be gathered from the fact Of the
boy who puts them ont III the morning
carrying a lighted lantern with hin.
On being questioned as to the reason,
be replied that he couldn't find the
durned gas posts without It.
During the summer Of 1866, while
the hospitals IA Rcimond were crowd
ed with the wounded, the ladies Of the
city visited them daily, carrying with
them delicacies u aH kinds, and Wed
with cach other in their efforts to COM
fort and cheer up the wounded. On
one occasion 4 bright eyed damsel Of
seventeen SUMMERS Was distributing
flowers and speaking words Of encour-
agement to those around her, when she
overheard younR private, who was
suffering from his woundss exclaim, oh
my Lord" Approaching him rather
tiruidIy, in order To rebuke BIS profanity
she said Il think / heard you cal up
on the name Of the Lord ] ara one VI
his daughters. Is there anything ! can
ask him for YOU 4 hasty glance up
on her lovely face and perfect form
caused his cgamtenauc0 10 brighten, as
be instantly replied Yes, please ask
H-n 10 make be II 0ats}ate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

Il ONLY CRIED WTH HIM. The Wild
ow's mite was of more value in the
Savior's eyes than large contributions
by the wealthy, because Of the willing
heart and scanty means, The follow
in beautiful little incident shows how
even children can do good by little
tender sympathy:
A poor widow, the mother Of two
children, used to call on them at the
close of each day, for the report Of the
good they bad done. One night the
oldest hesitated in her reply to her
mothers question "What kindness
have you shown? Il don't know moth
en-. )" The mother touched with the tone
Of her answer, resolved to unrayel the
mystery, and the little sensitive thing
re-assured, went on to say Going to
school this morning, / found little An
ME G., who has been absent some days,
crying very hard. / asked her, mother
what made her cry so, which made her
cry more, Sc that | could not help lean
ing my head on her neck and crying
too. Then her sobs grew less and less,
till she told me Of her little baby broth
er, whom she had nursnd 50 long and
loved SO much, how he had sickened,
grown pail and thin, writhing with pam
until he died, and then they put him
from her forever.
Mother, she told me this, and then
ala l;I bar faao - M, ho1ly and c,;el
as if her heart would break Mother,
could not help putting my face on the
other page Of the book, and crying too
as she did. After we had cried together
long time, she hugged and kissed me
telling me | had done her good Moth.
er, don't know how | did her good
for | only cried with her That is all
can tell, for | can't tell how | did hei
good.
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STATE or VERMONT.



AVnKnEAs, TsH sfAsS HasE, eorfsHaiion esl lh-
Nv eaffslfsted hy TIE issafHre IT he eale ~ Frf-
ana i8csssa and daiHe hasAHaHs st NcnniHEinh, tl
IL kaaiy n HaunHafsn. hss aa4g aFfAeRi8a l8 aie
|saaess4ns 70 ssne pro- Ism 4u fss rae
IA ne tersnlnaieH - tAe exstenea % sad e1fP
.ftons
~ wAsreas II has heen msAe "a sgpaf @ me iass
hgs n th4 legal sotfrs q she sfafkhgdsrs ~ sad
saan we5e = Fcn in fssps II said sppieann
Nsa fAssxssss, 1, Para ptwtNmAns haafpor n lhe
at< ssf NefHsuat n nanffmtts Miih saia Application
ID a. tFeftasaHs u Etcs3an eEtifsM aNa eighty.
eseH a fhxptes fVtfsnipt = 10 0eHefe s1aiAls q
esssut az AefeAF tssne nY psaCafaaftsp aaa hetaf
hag en ne sfss dsf It AWfsst Al D. lsets iif fAs8
sFtesaiia 81 isx kiSfk Back Fhsi afast 20 e'is =
Bgis asa m4A ghe s1me eaeet y ts charter gtpifc
sr he IisHsistaa iAFf34R
~ sstas ssksseqf hase lefapnie signed ~ pAie
ass aea ssA the e4si ~ fsS sis2g N BE hsfcRnt9
sAx-A ta EGazAHNe ca&aahrf g haltfHAfl 'tets
ahsfty.agss nRf IL 1aWaNs, ~ ihe Fnsi ~ ~
9sss8 pus ksasAaa agAt hqpqitl Sl q SAY = q
sne Il he sscsTFuaslfr u lhe thiisi sts'es ne
PAUL piLLINsnAM-
csas ~ 0as. seeretsry q gssil sna SihssFg Aaasf'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

We have probably all Of as met with
instances in which a word heedlessly
spoken against the reputation of fe-
male has been magnifed by malicious
minds, until the cloud has been dark
enough to oyershadow her whole exist
ence. To those who are accustomed,
not necessary from bad motives, but
from thoughtlessness, to speak lightly
Of ladies, we recomend these 'hints' as
worthy Of consideration:
Never use a ladys name in an i'm
proper place, at an improper time or
in mixed company. Never make asser-
tions about her that you think untrue,
or illusions that you feel she herself
would blush to hear When you meet
with men who do not scruple to make
use OF woman's name in reckless
aud unprincipled manner, shun them,
for they are the worst members of the
community men lost to every sense ol
honor, every feeling Of humanity.
Many a good and worthy woman $
character has been forever ruined and
heart broken by lie manufactured by
some villain and repeated where it
should not have been, and in the pres
encc of those whose little judgement
did not deter them from circulating the
foul and braggat report 4 SANDER is
soon propagated aud the smallest thing
derogatory to woman's character viii
fly on tic wings Of the wind, and mag
nifty as il circulates, until its monstr0us
weight crishes the poor unconscious
victim Respect the name Of woman,
for four mother and sisters are women
and as sou would have their fair name
untarnished, and their lives unembit-
tered by the slandsrer's tongue, heed
the III that your own words may bring
upon the mother, the sister, CT the wife
0f some fellow creature.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28
Factory Point. Vt.
NOrIClE

koTlCR /, hereby given, parsNauce q ~ ae oi ihs
" Legisiaute ~ his STATE passed at ~ ls1e ess'
AZ the Haitruk hauk Nas rtderW l'S nutei naifie
|fiis al she counter ~ the NBte0H Atipral fauh q
aEFhtstrfs that tbe ghaffw a NE faa fati kiI
ank terminated lis existence uu he lAh haa q Na,
smbsf A. % isas sbd itc following % copt " the
|aid Al 0f The tscisilsafrt
A. Afs Heiaune 70 ihc Redemption n haak Naifs.
I q hrtag estfffss N ~ Gterai Assrt} y 'sf Sieff
sf sffaesfs
a.r Afer te expiration 0f thr ghaHcr VI any l5uk
|hassSrea bs ihss saie of nnat thr fnaps0n ai the
|tigehre ~ aag saeh Bauk asFe7aif ~ we ltNs g.
be state saeh Rank uiy caHsa notice tn be lhshe
an the weekIF newspapers ef thr Eaanis Whgfe 80
ank i laested tor one ugsag selaa i9fis lhai gla
.knk wi redeem lts outstanding hss lHr Gag ~ tht
Hpls40n ~ ihs Charter, ot .ae daa ei ihe ienlha
Oh Of ~ r1isffHcc aHd c9pf e flk Hci MI pPa
as qualifications ~ smrh nVilte ne aef such b4ph n9f
ofeefs shall be lsie % sfiy atia Ipf the hon-i
uison ~ ans q tts outstanding hit, aiets me
snae sAsu hAss beea daif prosecuted end pas ment
Z~creaf aemsNdfA YithiB ihe ye,t afprssla AZ t1e
BANKING House n suth hank
h~r Anef the expiration IF fltr fhaffr uf attef tle
zrffema4foH u the AsgeunC Of aUy snff hank aatr
aia sHeA bark shaii 20 - u6et to ne niNFa
Ca az hahie ls tAa pFeysidns u nc sgihird section
n ehslses riehfy. .nlne 81 tbc 1eHcrsi statutes
SCI 4 fiis sci shall take efeet iranlitr passase
VIZ BLACK, Cashier
Maasaesssg. Dcc s. lsas'-Iyas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

TnE SECRET. II noticed, said Frank
lin mechanic among q number Of
others, at work ON q house erecting but
a little way from my Office, who always
appeared to be III a merry humor who
had q kind word and cheerful smile for
every one be met Let the day be ey-
er so cold gloomy or sunless, q happy
smile danced ike sunbeam on his
cheerful countenance. Meeting him one
morning, ] asked him to ten me the
secret Of his constant happy flow Of
spirits"
NO secret Doctor he replied. I
have got one Of tho best Of wives. aud
when l 70 to work, she always has a
kind word Of encouragement for me;
and when 60 home she meets me with
a smile and a kiss; and then tea is sure
to be ready, and she has done 30 many
little things through the day 70 please
me, that / cannot find it IN my heart to
speak an unkind word 10 anybody
What influence, then has woman over
the heart Of man, to soften il and make
il the foundation of cheerful aud
pure emotions Speak gently, then:
greeting after the tolls 81 tho day arc
over, costs nothing aud goes far to-
wards making home happy aud pleaee-
ful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

In one Of our Western States, in
village whore the demon Of intemper-
ance had not visited, except in the shape
of tobacco factory there were no grog
shops, and but one tavern, and that a
temperance one, until after the war,
when a returned soldier determined to
set up a rum shop, Sith all It's usunl az
compartments card-playing. cigars.
tobacco, etc. He established himself
without procuring license TO do 30, and
much 10 the annoyance and indignation
Of the ladies Of the place, and they were
determined he should go Tho men
thought nothing could be done; but
the women, not at all di559Iraged, went
to lawyer, who drew up for them n re-
monstrance and petition, which was
signed by one hundred and fifty ladies
aud sent to the county commissioners,
and the rumsellsr had to leave forth
with, much to the JOY Of the inhabitants.
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Cnmnarali,e Anntamt.

TO aNs. e. 4 g.
10 ihs loving HBdeus 81 Nafars,
NJ wurk n earth aT sca
Bot whisptz fs tufisd secrets,
tnvtls .tt mystery
The ttAst the3f ceufses stow him,
Ihuugt staees yAsf SEED ais1.
Tie fsa tecemes fnsnsiBc
hnt 'hr ttg0es Aevs speech i5I hin
iie fuds ou ne raok furrow--
4 lfark--a rhef Bfkuawns
A. 4 waiting hs hrs8a ~ iaeiioat
The nesting gccsa Is shgsn
lir hasds q fossil relic
hsa sftsfa Biz E.ass would hold.
Aad = ~ ar assnlatioa
The seos are backward n led.
Like the baaes Is TIE propheu wsioa
The scattered member rise.
And "a silent. spectral fashion
Haste % re0Fgsnizet
And Bshemah ugfrafeih
His gan, farn complete,
PROM the harrd tnsks protrn3ing,
To the huge unshapaly feet
Nos bold a precions fragment,
Mlb tender careful hard
Would that this mystic art would come
Attny wisuul heart oemaud
Little know ~ science.
or a. Natures hidden lnrel
But whsi f with i9ye ior Wisdom
may IcacA this woHdrou power
See. an that I have for my guidance,
l. this rinkiei fair which friend
In these pcneiled words enFeiepeit
A curl of my baby's send.
And Ger leagues Of dusty uighways
Ger hNl and valley and lea,
The beautiful silent token
Came safety home 70 me
kiss il with loving reverence,
Hold it up IN the mellow light,
Til It's threads Of golden ustre
Seem par, o. the sunshine bright.
Lol II comes like an Inspiration,
The coveted potentspelIl
Oh, tell me, tell ne. his mother,
DO see the baby wellS
A head like a pictured ehernb's,
With is crown Of sunny hair;
Eyes blue as the skies above us,
And brow serene aud fair.
Hh tuuNtu lsa bWtel-Sitlk iSab budi
Aud full Of childish grace
l. each d.mpled curve and contour
OF bis lovely little face.
a shape ike wandering Cupid,
A mien like baby king
can hear his ripling laughter.
And his footsteps patteingl
Ah the blessed beauteous vision
Enshrned in the glowing light!
Oh, tell me, tell me, his mother,
DO see your daring righty
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