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OMNIBUS OF WAR.


The peace congress is about to assemble
somewhere in Switzerland. This fact power
fully reinforces the argument which has al
ready induced the commercial and moneyed
classes of Europe to apprehend the swift ap.
proach of war. The last session of this con-
gress was at Geneva. 1t is perfectly natural
that it should select Switzerland for its meet
lngs. For that country is, by common con-
sent, regarded as the neutral ground of Eu-
rope where actual or meditative belligerents
may confer without infringing upon hostile
territory. The last peace congress breathed
hercely of war first, and peace afterwards.
Ganbaldi was there, and he cooed as gently
as a roaring lion for peace But hold he
was not going to consent to peace, he
was not going to lay down the sword, or pull
81 iAs ihEs 81 Es pope should be abol-
ished, until the papal see should be re-
moved from Italy, until the religion of reason
and the priesthood of philosophers should
supersede all others, until Rome should be-
come the capital of united, free and indie
pendent Italy.
In short, this remarkable apostle of peace
- "%' war, dS long as
anything political, social or religious should
not be precisely conformable to his own no.
tions and desires. His philosophy of peace
was logically illustrated soon afterwards
by his invasion of the papal states and
Its humiliating termination at Montana. A
like philosophy, with local and national varia-
tons, marked the views of members of the
same congress from France, Germany, Eng
land and other countries. Each fervently de- |
sired peace just as soon as his particular
hobby should ride down all other hobbies.
and have its ascendancy assured beyond dis
pute or peradventure.
The same remark is true of the blatant |
apostles of apeace millennium in this coun- |
try. Greeley and Sumner are famous adyo-
Gates of congresses for the promotion of uni
versal harmony and fraternity, and they are
never more dangerous to the tranquility of the
country and the harmonious condition of So
ciety, than when they talk most loudly about
theories and plans of peace. When Greeley
Shouts for Grant, and says, "let us have
peace, we can not mistake his meaning. He
SIMPLY means war until Mr.. Greeley's isms
are all triumphant Throughout the land.
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The constant rains are seriouslv damao;no ,ho
cotton crop of Middle Tennessee. Fhe prospeet
now is that third less cotton will be prodnced
IMAM was supposed on the first of this month
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.9gency
FOR IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS FOR STEAM.
WATER AND GAS
nave received fun supply Of PIPE aud FITTINGS
both Plain and Galvanized and shah copt,r,. q, IN :.
ufacturers' prices man
we have also good supply Of SHELF HARDWARE
shEhI, BOILER, BAR and ROD IRON RUBRER
t n"sH' rACAING' SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE and ali
kinds Of RAILROAD, sTEAMBoAF and MECH MIC,
SUPPLIES, which will sell as low as any houss in to
South. 'e III the
BOSTICK & SEYMOUR,
Corner Of Common and Fulton ,tree+.
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| once
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
| OF LOUISIANA
Ihe following named gentlemen were electsd RoARn IN
ohSCfoRS for the above mentioned Association ~, .h -
suing TWO years, dating August l. 1858: ~ -
J. NJ LAPFYRE &c ,,orv
JOHN DAVIDSON, T. u p $500,
HZUBERBIER, VIM McC iiIndiE ahs,,
/ N MARKS, ~ =, Wy u .OCHs
y: r. HMIDT. WV IL snLHSUJN;;
w. COOPER, THnS ncEnn
W. s. PIKE, ANTudhN INLAY.
DAVID McCOARD, PhTRIET 55AnA5oLAs
GERARn STTppiy JNO. q. SINNOrT
SIM W. @. NICHOLS
Al meeting ofthe Board Of Directors held the Ar A.
august soS the following named gentlemen were elected
omeers Of the Association serve two years;
JNo. DAVIDSON President.
W 8. PIKE. Vice President.
X W. YOUNG Secretarv:
L. A. F0URNIER Treasury
W. B. KooNTz, Attorney.
W. c. NICHOLS, NJ. D., Physical.
The office Of the Association is located at M Ioo
street. Davdsons Row, where the sfesrs OF the As.,,,
40 prepared 70 receive applications for membersl in
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Office BOARD of Registration.

Office Board Of Registration.
| STATE CT LOUISIANA, !,
New Orleans, Sept. IS Is ISIS ais''
REGISTRATION OFFICES
| FOR TIE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
WILL BE OPENED ON
FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER ss 1898,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
Fir,t Ward.
Race street corner of Annuncation supervIsors-G p
HoCGHToN, WIN. McCUBBIN, J. q. MELL'EUR
second Ward.
Triton Walk, corner Of Baronne street superv;,or.
SETH w. LEWIS. j. C. KEasHAw, e. CLIFFORD
Third Ward tFrontJ
No s ST. Charles street near rOydas. for all reside
East Of Rampant street. superssors-JULIUs A. NOBLE
THEo. LlPsHUTs. CHAs. CHRvALIER.
Third Ward RearS
No los Liberty street, near PeraidO for all reside
West Of the center of Rampant SupervisosAMEs
NEWTON, MARTIN DEE. j P. HEATING
Fourth Ward.
Corner OF Cont and IRENE streets supervisorsM H.
HANMoRE, JOHN GERARD. THO. MARTIN
Fifth Ward.
No. ls9 Burgundy street, between Toulouse and 81, Pete.
streets suDe'visOrs-A RoUeELor, l. A. sNAER L.
Sixth Ward.
Economy Hall, Ursunes street. between Marais and n,
lere Supervisors -ALCIDE LEWIS A. l. yOuNo
JOHN SCHULZ ''
Seventh Ward.
Frenchmen street, between Lsvee and Chartres snne
visors-ARNoLD BERToNNEAU, W. H. GREENE. r
J. BARKDULL. d.
No 4o Victory street, between Eysian Fields and Marrpv
j. DOMINION. d.
Ninth Ward.
No l5s Front Levee street, between Nonteeut and .,
supsrylsors-W. c. KINsELLA, JOHN MINITER. W
Tenth wara.
Corner Of st. Thomas and Jopephins strse,s g..
vsoIs-WlLLIAM BURROUGHS, G. l. SMITH, JOHN |
Eleventh Ward.
NO $50 Magazine between Seventh and Eighth ,tres,,
9ovn%T NORRIS. D. SIMPSON. c.
Right Bank, AIgiers,
SWEET, VIM PEAsE " L.
inc ABOVE names persons requested file teiroshs
,aces eN AZ 'neir |
Ihese onces viii be open daily from A. NJ to 70 ~ and
rom TO p NJ, Sundays excepted, until the evenp, ~
october "a, 1868 "s Vi
For the Information of the public the the
Mt Wards are given:
t'rst Ward-From Felicity to ITALIA street
Second WMd-lrom Thalia to Julia street.
Third Ward-From julia to Canal street
Fourth Ward-From Canal to St. Louis stree.
fith Ward-From st Louis to ST. Phiip stree.
sixth Ward-From st Philip to Esplanade street
Seventh Wsrd-From Esplanade to Eysian Feds s.-..
venue. --~-"9e''o
ty. $50 "e' INIT OF ,
Tenth Ward-Yrom Felicity to First street
Eleventh Ward-From First ToledanO street ,,,
city, '-PPei mint
BY order Of the Board of Registration
WIN. BAKER, c
Chairman Il
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Inc Springfield Republican fears that General
butter Is pretty sure of a re nomination.
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Ill Card.

WIGwAM SWAMP FOX RANGERS
=, September "a 1863
resolved That the thanks Of the Rangers be exsnd5 e
- s's@ Esq and Members Of the Boston Club for thai
eOurtesies on the evening sf the sd W '-'"
R. G. BOND, President.
JoHN JOHNSTON Reere,srv
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"a RPFETDussEAU co., importers, offer ss low &c.
SnrEIlHt-knglish and American Of an 49,. 80.
uSlns 10 snd enamel OIL CLOTHS; kATTTNG-sb roI
p.ns, lo pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES. Tehi. 80
1870, gover Orumb ooths-DrueEs Linen and tst: On,
heps Morstsd, DamAsf, Furnitars Dove,
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Piano F0rfes.
1.-THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST

large number Of Pianos being manufactured on
the CHEAP PRINCIPLE, and offered for sale a,
"sacrfcs" less than cost" with ave or six YEAR.
guarantee, and deem IL proper to advise purchasers
Of Pianos to exercise the greatest canton their selection
The
Established KeI utation
OF the manufacturer should be much relied upon as the
apparent quality of the instrument and far more than IT,
cost good and perfect
iswecomed aboon in every household and win remain
source Of pleasure whilst poor instrument made Of
oned material will by continually getting and or
der, soon become
lNToLERABLE NUISANCE,
which, purchased of irresponsible maker can be abs.sd
only a. heavy sacrifice.
sTEINwAY 81 SONS,
this hud the world the unexsmpled SUCCESS
oyftenway Sons, both In America Europe in suite
OF the most determined individual aud collective opposition
past could not have achieved but through
tDe e&aordinary merits Of theic Instruments and their
thoroughly
sterling and Lasting Qualities.
Which have stood alike the test of Tim and Trial.
The i've guarantee Of manufactures does M. and
cannot cover ordinary depreciation use and age and n
would be miserable purchase Piano which a.r
i've use, will net be the cost of repairs while
STEINWAY PIANO
VIII outIast Several Times thf. Period,
Parties needing Psno requested to call and examine
nese superior Instruments before pure lasing It will be
pleasure to me to show them to anyone Interested
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
l29 Canal street,
Soe Agent for stenway 4 Sons
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diseases or the Ere.

DR.. JULIUS HONBERGER. aa,s ...,.,..
sJ oOuLIsT l40 Canal street. New orlssa. 1 n.
sOurs nom II to o'clock Clinic for Di..as 80 Omce
nem to O'clock Physicians and N.a,cs s,
tbs 70 s'snd the Clinic, DemonstratIon. %
Grated free Of cha,ee va" DC treated andop-
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AOssSekeepers

VIII ind at our sle stand, 70 Camp stre.. an
nOuse furnishing Goods. Fine Cutlery Pl.t.d w. r,
"a. ana Plain Glassware; French China PLAIN ana m.
seo Dinner and Tea Sets Stone China Plain 90 S
sAM'L E. MOORE 4 CO
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george .afces,
MANUFACTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF ToRAcco
1sS RAMPANT STREET.
NEW oRLEANa

Orders for CIGARS of every quality s1,sd n,o,..,,.
se a'en'on' Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana
PHngy 10" rates Also LEAF TOBACCO Tbo,h ar
met Havana and American) OF all kinds '''- INC
Nos. 10 Is and 90 "Om Granada,
SBALL PROFITS and ouIcK RErrnun
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"iLLIAM DAUPHIN.
A"o'''''.''.'.....CANAL STREET. 1zo
DONA MARis ga me assortment Of Paris BLONDES
ri EEIrS reIy nne assortment Coburg straw sd p
Ne aani; !" ni.e Marssfes HATS and SOLD BANrls
Oh tne latest make win be received reonls-I IN
W. DAUPHIN.
M Retail Store No $50 Ca1 al str.et
"noiesae Rooms fs. IS Custo shouss street
81 Broadway, New YORK.
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Established KeE utatfon

OF the manufacturer should be much relied upon as thu
apparent quality of the instrument aud far than its
cost good and perfect
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.H-Otfce.

ST. L. DUPEIRE, Assistant secretar,
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Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.
capital ..""..,... $4,000.

r. Il Logan, I p ShnIcroSs S Rhodes,
Geo Mendcl, j. II. Hobbs, Samuel McClcl
Ian G W Franzhelm JAS N. Vance. Alex.
Laughlin
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and in that time
done successful business, IS sill prepared 10
take risks nj fairrates Oh buildings nrail kinds
Merchandise Manufacturing Establishments.
Furniture Steam Boats and Caigoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior inducements
to Farmers, whereby they ian he insured on
dwellings, furniture, harms. and contents, for
or 5 years at reduced rates.
This being home institution with the lar
grs capital and surplus of any company in
the State and composed Of some ninety=four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself 10 tho
favorable consideration of the insuling public.
and solicitS their patronage
Applications for insurance vii be promptly
attended to by the Secretary =
Office % Monroe street.
N. @. ARTHUR. SECRETARY.
SANL MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO, MEN DEL, Vice President.
N. COEN Special Agent,
GEO. MARTIN, Agent, Point Pfcnsants
". Va, IJune aO-1y.
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MY daughter said fond ond aH,c
tomato mother, as she gave parting
kiss 10 her child that was Ieaylus the
home Of her chiibco! to 20 among
strangers asa teacher: let Virtue b.
thy precious jewel; Truth thy friend;
PIety thy daily couossl'or; Node.y.
thy bosom companion; Kndaesa, vel
come victor; and Neotness n every day
associate. With such friends to oIviss
and guide, thy pa:h through lie vii! be
strewed With no vain regrets.
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AU tied States Judge is CREDITED with
tho authorship Of the following joke,
He was recently trying a case OF ali, d
Infringement Of patent A br,n ius,rng
machine was brought into tho court.
room that the Judge might see it work.
The Judge looked At il moment OF wo
and then remarked; [ hope COUNSEL
will not DO guilty oflhrosiOg dust in ihe
eyes OF the jury with that machine,
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HELATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
y. wv. BTaAlcy's
CELEBRA TED PATENT
DUPLEX ETIC
.IoR T0U1LE 8FNIN0J
EEsS Z 7 u. rIn =

IL L. ..faa a
TuE w,ndrrG,I l,xibility and great com
FIR, md rlr,snrr 10 nny LADY wearing the
Dnrlrx Ellintic Skirtwill be experienced par.
,icnlorly il, all cmwdrd Assemblies Operas,
Garrinf RntIro,d Gar-, Church P,ws, Ann
Chajrs' for Promenade and House Dress as the
Skiri can he folded when l.. use tn occupy a
snail rInce as ea,ily anil conyenicnlly as n
.iiL mr. Muslin Dress nm invaluable uuality in
c,inoiinc NOT round In any Single Spring
Stir, ''
4 Loly haying Epilycd The Pleasure. Com.
f,r, anJ Crrg, Convenience Of wcaringthe Du.
mex Elipuc Sized Spring Skirt for a SINGLE
n,y will never afterwards Willingly dispense
9th rb.ir usr, Far Children Misses and
yornn Ladies' ,hpy are superior to all others.
TLry will not bend or break ikr The Single
Snrin5 bul will pRr,rnyE their PggrFcr and
aa,rryrl, SNARE when three or four ordinary
Sr,ors viii hny, been lhrnwn aside asu,eless.
T,r u,np. nre covered with double ortwi.trd
,br,aJ nnJ the nnrr,u mons are not only double
,nriog. Int twire Tor double coyGRrp, prevent
;n,, Nam fran wearing ant when dr,gnin,
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LEDA NOFVELL,
" \ SHIN TON, p. @.

, 'pAG under 'gurj BENZ u FRERcH.
! formerly Cl',k ntiIr ilou'e OF krpre-tn
laUvrs and late c um iS,,onrt Of PufhG
Building, KlLlflN Y WHAbEY Membsr
al ill.,. Horse Representatives lrom Western
Virginia Of 31rh, 31h. and 31h Congre--rs.
and EZRA l.. SrEVENS, late NJ the Interior
Department. have his lay formed partner
ship in hu>,n,se under the firm u Frehsh,
Whaley ~ Sievens, -
f. 'lhaywil attend 10. ihe prosecution and
COLLECTION II claims nf NIL d. rriniono against
The 60 crnmpnr ii the Uutrd States. oy
agtinst inIiyiiua, They viii act as Atlnr.
ney and AgrrrS in nh matters of businsIs
rrat may BE- entrusted tnthrIr care.
HaIing had many years experience in all
tie D .parmcntS at Washington, lhey assure
those who may think proper TO employ them
that lheir facilities fur business are unSurpuss.
ed, aud that the most energetic aud strict at.
t"l lion will be given 10 Whatever they under.
take - do and The most prompt md business
H." dispatch to every application they may
receive.
W. will also transact all business Gent %
Us nv local Agents in other places for rev.
souahlc commission.
Especial attention given TO all Applications
fur Patents. June l3-tf
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From the Home Journal, |
ASUNDER,
by FANNY DOWNING.

OH that one glowing moment
Could come RON the purple past,
Aud over the cold gray present
It's golden glory ca'H
Oh! that Tlm.'4 waary pioims
Couldmrn IN their l,a.rls., q DIT,
And bear to my droopblg pirt
Daughts of the oil jli4h,'
Wary and faint aud v'n.h.l,
l stood at 1--we, palace ipr.
Aud craved w.th a hlnsry yrniog,
ccamJ, frou hi, lavish stors.
Parting the pearly portals,
You murmerol il tender tone.
"Thi' palace is mine, B,Ioml-
Enter tia, yonr own
."Adorci with frantic passion,
Which makes you Of life part,
Come home to your place. my darling,
Home to my arms aud heart !"
swifer than sheated lightning
Glancingon glaciers cold,
Your words ir,hod over ny being.
Turning its ice to gold
Under the binding sweetness
Mem'ry and thought and scu>r
Thrilled through to their d,epas. ccatrc
With ccstacy intense.
Heaven cor donsed in an Instant
Bliss beyond mortal krn--
Sparkling in scinIillant splcndor.
Such was our portion then
Mutterings of tongues unerhly
supyd through the qniyerins air,
While hands that wor. n,gcr hlmn
Tore US asunler there.
Fiercely they thrust bstweaa Us
Boulders of granite rock,
Aud fnstned the palace portals
With adamantine lock
You in imprisoned Brightness
/ in freezing rain,
Aud each with dreal companion.
Pitiless, raging pain.
Merciless. never ceasiug
instant, or hour, or day,
With teeth of envenomed kccm,ss
Gnawing our hears away.
One ofthese days Gods mercy
Will say to the torture cease.
And shed on our suffering spirits
Perfect, eternal peace!
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my opinion is. said philosophical
oil lady Of much experience and ob>er.
walton. that any mnn as dies upon wash
ing day does it cut of pure spite
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Fortune teIIors and tiI.ioshoops operate
differently. The I1'mer reveal what the
lady will be 10 the iaiuro; the inter re-
veal what she is at preseOt.
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MatrimOny may be described as an in.
sane deaire on tho part Of young man
to become responsible ior some young
lsdy's board,
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Woman is a dolusion, madam cx-
claimed crusly old bachelor to a witty
young lady. And min is alwoys hug
gng some dolusion, was the quick re-.
tort.
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Name your poison,' is the list cx.
preston used 10 lieu of The matter Of
fact, What viii you have TO drink
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What resemblance is there between a
fallen man aud fallen wavel Both
are crest fallen.
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A sweet thing on ice teaching six.
teen year old bundle Of csl.co how to
skate.
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DIR. A. ]. WIGGINS'
PILE PILLS.


.,l,,ir,, b.Cora ,b. pnblic. DIR A. J..
wIGGfYS' pms we 40 so with feelings
~ ,onG lcnce hat tllry are TO supply a remedy
which has long been required, hut hitherto
been nnel"'nAhIe, nor 90 We 90 % 10 , m',Toa
mr., ",i,"- and ,.csrned by actual practical
I'"ra,,s,,,,iorstL Inn ibry will fleet speedy and
ue,''',,. cnrss arJ accomnli.; all we claim
r. ,,o and y, .ar;.ry he pubIic hat we are
'H' n,iII rarr,ui them 10 relieve or
,,,r. o,l,., ,nkeu strictly accord
Ii".ctions} .,ny case of BLIND BLFrprYG
NV ."",,' p,prs mr. authorize The Druggist to
:" .,G r,,i', ,Ga mo or poid for tEe Pins
We do not claim for them that they will
cure prolap'u1, Hol or p hi,IG .nr,c, went,
SEES r'ulIrc"','L' '. %''' n,a,tsr Ln~ scyore
neni' pr W au'" , ''J "i,oas, in,,,cdiato
'h~y WV, nnp," E,r". I ,nn"y hundreds off
reIirn W. ''T Wv. W ,'i I 90" Mint Lrlow
ctri'4el,c' we n,.ii m"', ,hnir aroat cnratiyc
WIZ po"' '".m' ~ whose namos nm.
po"t!'' ny ~ W, ,,.;I H., cortifrntes ara
pen. !" i,I iaI ,,,,gu,or onv can,
wul.AE n"' WI. " S,", =" i'a,, IN ro,y,rd IN
mnn''a'Ion "u''''''" ~ '''''" "
u'y,' rI,L c.,,.,ui,, r.,,, ana If the oldest
hI"u 'n' LII, ,L 80 ''' ~ NTcl,,g,n n ,nan
Go""u'I'rs ~ Wv ",",n v, .,r'nLerc EIe has
known ",''.''"'u .r,T ~ nm onj Niiwon,
pegn W. ~ ' ivy 10y. " t v'y Ds yeor..
,,prno,r s,,.a ise,
W. "0' I,F',''.
NEssGs Al NiGCiN' y 70 uo"'''''e"'
have been afflicted u ore than three years
with the blind bleeding Piles and have tried
all the remedies could hear OF. but all OF no
q, IL, until | very rpluCtnUtly tried some u yulr
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To curb a fast young man Brdal
him.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAINTING.

IL l.. G. N1hUPIN, House Sign and or.
.EL namcntnl Painter Point Pleasant. West
Virginia has Just purchased Adams Patent
Gaiuiug Machine, and is now prepared Ia do
ALLKINDS OF PAINTING AND GRAIN.
ING IL the latest and most approved style
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f1%.'S ,E'lhitsIe childish. = ~ s., = !
,GedBleasiistla childfeul .n,t.i's,a. /:
iDay by'day,
with pure and simple wiles, v
And winning. words and smiles,
Thoy creep into the heart. g.. -,
And who would wish to 'say thsm nay
They look upin our faces, .a =.
, And their eyes At.'.1,
Are, tender and are fair, - .
As il. still fingered there ..
The Sayior's kindly smilel
So very meek they look, and'wihe, {.
We live again our play-time.' - /,
In their play; : ..
Their soft hands lead US Badk
AilcnS, {. ~aaTJ track - 1i-i[ g.
The pathway, of our years. '2
. Uhtp the time when life was 4as. /,
ol when my. days are ended &.
would rest . j,
; Where little children keep n.
. Their y5iunlDer long and deep; !. iAs
My grave be near the little moundS ~,
l know that God hath blest!'.