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CHIKF HARsHAL
JOHN HERBST.

Assistant MARsHAIs-Dr. J. B. Wilson,
p. VeserAt, B. A. Estep, W. H Knots,
Samuel DewalL Joseph GAchatte, A. H.
GIberson, d. T. Machamer, L. Mckinney,
VIM. Baxter, Joseph Rigler, C. T. Walker,
John westrick, ]. p Barrick, John HAM
miner, Joseph Easily, Joseph oberlin, Wss-
lev Harold, and George Albright.
THE OCCASION WILL BIZ ENLIVENED
,' WITH GOOD MUSIC!
~ The CANTON BRASS and other
Bands will be In attendance.
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We have Heard from Name I

And according to the Boston Post
the Radical majority is only 1850.
This makes a gain from 1866 Of 1900
How are you ''Grant's Popularity "
How are you "letter and spfrIt -
How are you Tanners? How are
you loyalty: t...
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Two agents OF the Turkish govern
ment have just arrived in Richmond
with a view OF purchasing lands in
Virginia on which to cOlonize about
200 families of Armenian christians.
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al am . Democrat every man In
my regiment is a Democrat, and when
I shall be convinced that this war has
for it's object any other than what l
have mentioned, or the Government
designs using its soldiers to execute
the purposes of the abolitionists, l
pledge you my honor as soldier that
j will carry my sword on the other
aide and cast my lot with that people.
OoI. u. s. Grant iJl 1861 ...
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THE Oregon Legislature met at sa-
lam on Tuesday. The Democratic
majority in the Senate is four, IN the
House eleven. Notice was given OF
the introduction OF a bill to repeal the
resolution by which the fourteenth
Amendment OF the Constitution was
adopted. t.lr.'
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JOHN McswEENEY, ESQ,

WILL POSITIVELY SPEAK
AT MASS LION,
Saturday Evening, Sept. 26th, 1858,
Let our friends attend and hear.
II will be - rich treat.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Tor Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
t TSST sySad;osi ittHi 0 ilions Fever Hot.
aud indeed all the affections which aria0
from malariouS, marsh, or missnA10
poisons.
A. its name Implies, it does Care, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, Bismuth,
Zinc any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise Injuries any patient. The
number and Importance ef its cures in the ague dis
tr,rts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history Of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gratihed by the acknOWledgments We
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly fAi1ed-
UnAcclimsted persons, either resident in, Of
travelling through masmatc localities will be pro-
tocged by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
FOR Lip1r Complaints. arising from torpidity
OF tIe Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, il is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
marEahle cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER 4 Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and SOLD
all round the world.
PRICE, $1.OO PBB BOTTLE.
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A NNEXATION NOTICE.

Il y
Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th
day OF June 1868, the city of Canton, Stark
county, Ohio, presented a petition TO the
Commissioners of the county of Stark
and State of Ohio, setting forth that on
the third day nf SepGemer A. d. 1857, the
council of said city passed an ordinance
providing for the submission to the quail
flied electors of said city, at the general
election held therein in October, ID. 1867,
the question whether certain territory
contiguous to said city should be annexed
thereto, said territory being bounded and
described as follows: commencing at
point in the southwest quarter of section
sixteen in Canton township, Stark cHun-
ty, Ohio, where the west and east branch
eS OF Nimlshlllen creek forms a junction;
thence northwardly on the west bank OF
the west branch or the Nlmishilleu creek
to the north lire OF said township; thence
east on said township line to the east
bank of the east branch of said Nimishil-
len;- thence sOuthwardly with said east
bank to the place OF beginning, not in~
Guiding that part thereof 0lreaoy includ-
ed in the limits OF said city. Said petition
| also setting forth that al said general cleo
| ton, held IN October, \. d. 1867, said Ques-
tiOn was duly and legally SUBMIT ed to
/ said electors of SAID city, when a large
majority OF sald electors voting on said
| question voted in favor of the annsxa-
| tiOn of said territory. The whole num-
/ Der OF said electors Vcting on said guess
| ton being one thousand and two, and the
| number thereof voting in favor OF said
| question being nine hundred and ninety
| four. Said petition also setting forth that
! on April 9th, 1868, the council of said
| city directed William A. Lynch to pro-
! pose and present to said commissioners
| Il petition to effect such annexation, and
| that he is also authorized TO act for said
| city IN the premises That said petition
| prays for the annexation of said territory
! to said city. plat of which territory is
attached to said petition on file in the Au-
| ditors Office of said county.
| Notice is also given that upon the pre-
| senting of said petition to said commis~
| sioners as aforesaid, said commissioners
| appointed the first Monday in Septem Der
A. d. 1868 (Ueing the 7th Of that montll) as
! the day for the hearing of said petition.
aDd the ofnce of said commissioners as
| the place for hearing the same, and there
| fore caused said petition TO be filed in the
| office of the Auditor of said county oi
| Stark where the same may be inspected;
and that on said 7th of September said
| hearing was continued to the 7th of De-
cember A.. d. 1868, at the same place, fol
further notice, at which time the same
| will be heard.
THE CITY OF CANTON,
BY WIZ. A. LYNCH.
| sept23w6
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MELODEONs AND ORGANS.
DEUBLE & BRO.

Have large and choice lot OF Melodeons
and Organs OF the best make. For sale
cheap. Warranted for five years. Call
and see them.
Canton.
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CANTON, OHIO.
Sept. %. Is6SIf
? EGAL NOTICE.

ESAlI NO44SE.
Lomas L. Cogan ct ux.) State Of Ohio,
VS.. Stark county,
William Young ct al. J Court OF Conn
mon Pleas. Civ
il Action.
Jacob Young and his wife (NvhOse first
name is unknown and John Young and
his wife Eliza. all OF the State of Indiana,
and William Young and his wife Martha
OF the State Of Illinois, are hereby DOtt-
fed that at the last term OF said Court a
conditional order OF revival was made in
the aboYe named action against them and
others as heirs and representatives Of the
defendant William Young, now deceased,
reviving said action in their names as
defendants.
That said action Is brought by the
plaintiffs to enforce the specific perform
auce OF contract for the conveyance
from said deceased TO the plaintiffs of GER
tain lands situate in said Stark county,
and formerly the property of said de
ceased, which said lands are fully de-
scribed in their petition in said action,
and for other relief
That said revivor will be made abso-
lutte. and said action will stand revived
against them and in their names as de-
fendants, unless they show sufficient
cause to the contrary on or before NO-
vember 10th, 4. D. 1868.
SCH EFER & LYNCH,
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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Money borrowed and loaned on Real
Estate security.
Claims Collected, &C.. &c, DC.
Septic If
)RIDGE NOTICE.

DRIDGE NOTICE.
b
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Auditors Office until noon on MONDAY,
September 18th, 1868, for building the ma
sonry and iron superstructure of a bridge
over the Tuscarawas River at Rochester
in Bethlehem Township. Masonry to
consist of two abutments and one pier.
Iroa sUperstructure in two equal spans
of about siXIy-tiv feet each. Track
fourteen feet in the clear.
Also-Masonry and Iron superstructS
ure of Il bridge over the canal at the same
point. Span about nhy feet, Track II
feet in the clear.
II. G. ELLISON,
County Auditor.
Canton, Sept. 10. IS6Sw2
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DATENT SHAPE BEMIS COL
L lars. For sale at wholesale and re-
tail, by a. KIT.
sept23tf
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4 SPIRITUAL convention was held in
Cleveland last week We did not learn that
Grant was there.
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Special attention is invited to
THE EMPIRE TEA CO.'S
LONG ARM CHOP,

1t has long been the study of Tea Pro-
ducers ana Tasters to procure among the
many varieties imported-too numerous
to mention-Black Tea with Green Flavor
that would suit nearly every taste, and
become Il standard article.
The Empire Tea Company feel convinc-
cd they have at length discovered this
long sought for quality in their
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

DISTRICT ELRCTORs.
1st Dist.-JOHN b. JEUP, of Hamilton.
I'd J. NJ. NOBLE, Of Hamilton.
Sd GEO. w. HOUCK, of Mont'gy.
kth 4" w. JACKSON, of Miami.
Ath " ISAAC S. PILLARS, of Allen.
9th M. II. DAVIS, of Clermont
Tth wM. J. ALEXANDER, Greene.
Sth --
9th {" JNO. A. CRAMER, Of Ottawa
10th e" ANDREW ROACH, of Wood.
lIth EZRA Y. DEAN, of Lawrence
10Th J. j. GREENE. of Pike
18th I" c. FOILETT, Of Licking.
18th II. II. POPPLETON, LoTain.
10Th +" JAS. II. GAYLORD, Morgan.
10Th A. w. PATRICK, TuscarawAs
l7th Z" s. WILLIAMS, of Carroll.
18th a. q. W. WIENER, of Summit.
lSlh H. BIRCHARD, OF Trumbuu.
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LONG ARM CHOP,
Which is put up in pound papers, and
Il

NorE-We beg to call the attention OF our Pa
irons and the pu0ic generally to the practice lately
adopted by certain individuals, (styled companies
by tnemselves) who, by Offering To give packages OF
become purchasers. yIe cannot too earnestly cau-
tion our friends TO beware OF this fraudulent meth
cd Of doing business, as whatever IS GIVEN away
chaser; the articles being either soine worthless
trash made up expressly for the OCCASION or the
weight considerably short of the just quantity.
All teas from this company are warranted pure,
and bear cur trade mark.
AuV : lS6SJf
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DEVILLE dC SPEIDEL,

EAST TUsCARAwAs STREET, CANTON, o.,
As their Agents; and in order to meet the
wants OF this community, have selected
the aforementioned kinds of their Stock
which are to be sold at Wholesale Prices.
the same IS the Company sell them in
New York. We guarantee all goods sold
by us TO give entire satisfaction.
PRICE LIST.
Oolong, Black, so, 90, best $1.OO
per lb.
100 per 10.
Yonng Hyson, 9Oc, 100, 1.1O, best
1.25 per Id.
Old Hyson, SOC, 100, Ito, best 1.25
per Ib.
Uncolored Japan, LOO, Ito, best
125 per lb.
English Breakfast, LOO, 1.1O, best
1.20 per lb.
English Breakfast Coffee, 25c per ID.
Empire Java Coffee, soc. per Id.
Gronnd Coffee, 20c. 30c. 40c. per 10.
Hotels, Saloons. Boarding House Keep
ers and Families who use large quantities,
can effect a great saving by using our
ENGLISH BREAKFAST & DINNER
COFFEE which we will sell at the low
price of Csc. per pound. It is particularly
recommended, and sure to give perfect
salts faction.
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Mills NILS MILLS MILLS MILLS
SPECIAL LEVIES


PARIS Township Corporation sepate
Schosl4 Omils Frank z
No =,
mlls School 1875 mills Alliance
Lex - X
10
Marbo isn
Nmishi ilen- Ds'rtN Nc six xml!S
4 al 8,
stric No SKI
niIs Wayne sburghf Road
Canton Or 5,
NJ No
lake -Distc Nc. s. ono II
1,
i hoo
Suga Gre
On al
charged last he
Treasurer of Stark County.
Canton, Ohio September
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AYERS Cherry Pectoral,
=, =. Coughs Colds, Whoopin2
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
"a C,op s1urtion.


T,r,l,- llv never before in the whole history OF
..:e has any thing won so wldely anu 80 oeTPiy
. .,n tha confluence OF mankind, a. ulls S1ceileht
/ .. l,iy for pulmonary complaints. IhrOugn long
,.lts of wears, and among most OF ule IAoSs i Va
rn it has risen higher and higher IN thelF estta
t,..u a il has become better known. It's u ullnoLn
a., Irtcter and power to cure the various anecLoAs
D: Lhs lungs and throat, have made u known ~ Ie
i..lIc protector against them. While Sdapteq 70
niider forms of disease and TO young childrSh, II Is
III the same time ths most enectual remedy At can
be given for incpicnt consumption, ana the oah-
Eerouk affections OF the throat and lungs As pro.
Sisicu against sudden attacks OF CToHp; II shoui1
be kent ON hand in every family, ana indeed IS All
arc gometimes subject TO colds and coughs, Alt
.hOlllu be provided with this antldoto Tor them.
Although settled Consumption Il thou$nL lh-
clralle still great numbers OF cases where me Ius-
ra-c scenled aettlcd, have been conpleteIy curSd,
and the patient restored TO sound health Dy thS
i,bsryJ feetOsaE. So complete u les mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat, MAT
ie most obstinate of them yield to 1t. When noth-
lIE cise could reach them, under the Cherry rec
!Jrag they subsidc and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers ind great pro-
faction from it.
cured by il.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
,rbcrrB PectorHI in small and frequent doses.
SO generally its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates OF them here, or do more
Than assure tho public that its qualities are fuly
maintained.
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MALL PAPER, WALLPAPER!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
Let all see our Paper, come one and come
2L,
And see our new stock of paper for iau;
Wei ave new paper of Green. Bluo and
Gold.
Ali which we can sell cheap as ever WAS
sold.
Our stock Just arrived and assorted so
well,
And our profits are small so we know we
can sell;
From EIGHT CENTS to TWO DOL
LARS range our papers in price,
And thus you can see it is;certainly nice;
Our assortment so good you can't help
but choose,
For to buy many bolts you cannot refuse.
Call at GEIGER'S DRUG STORE for the
paper is there,
At least LOOK at our stock before buying
elsewhere.
Canton. Sept. 9. At.
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Canton, Sept. l5.
DOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A good, capacious store room for rent,
near the Public Square. Enquire at the
DEMOCRAT ofice.
Canton, Sept. l6, 1s6sW4
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
"MARsH HARVESTER"

At the Canton, Orrville. Wooster. Akron
and New PhIladel phia fairs. The Marsh
Harvester only requires two men, who
stand on the Reaper and bind ten acres OF
grain easier per day, than five Omen can
after any olher Reaper now in use.
Farmers can save from fifty 20 one hun
dred dollars per year by purchasing the
Marsh Harvester,
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DISTRICT ELKCTORs.

'rAAolDkNfiAL LELkCroks-sfArE AT LARaE-
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyahoga.
HUGH J. JEWETT, OF MuSkingum.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
Taxes for the Year 1868.

mills
D. 1868:
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D. MENTzEI. It Co.,
General Agents for Stark, Wayne, Sum>
NIT and Tuscarawas counties.
Sept 9, 1868.
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NSS7
SNNIReg[zASs
kH956s 30Sg}
! &@A:A |.
&@q7250i)557 d ) l!Il23
The Grea. New England Remedy
Dz. J. u. roLINu's
WHITE PINE COMPGUYD
IT'S now offered TO the afflicted tI.rsl: ,,:e': she
L country, amer having heen proved h' th~ '.'t
Of thirtesz years in the New England States,
where it's merits have become we'll known the
tree from which, In part, it derives its yrtues.
THE WHITE PIE C0MFOUND
CURE = ut
Sore Throat. Colds, Coughs, Diphthcria,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pull
monary Affections generally. 1t is
Remarkable Remedy for Kidney
Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty
of Voiding Urine, Bleeding
from the Kidneys ard ElGd-
der, Gravel, and other
Complaints.
CFros, tbs BoStsH JoHr7,osl)
| BosTuN, .I=u. 20, 1900
PoLAND's WHITE PINE CoMrnuNr. - Amer
having given it a Thorough trial. We can confidently
recommend Polands White Pine Compound as 4
very valuable article for the Of Gods, coughs,
| and pulmonic complaints generally. IN several
eases, have known 1t TO give prompt relief Wfci
all other remedies which had been tried lad failc'
It is an article which, in climate promotiFe Il
sudden and severe cods - is that Of New iig'.': "
ought to be in every family; and NC are sure T.
those who obtain it. sn gjv'.h a':Iri
| not thereafter o. w;i!,az - h. r :t'l'h =.
a VALUARI.E 5ii.L.-- l-..- o. -. ''+
| Piac Coaap, 1EHd, -r'i'g', "a -l.. -..-
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aud the frssi.:i 81 i..i &C. ''.i.i.
| .FCn pcTrcHA -.C-! - go.
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Who Are Radlcals3

Increase to Sept. l, 1868, 16s, 659, 285 &c
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ARRIVAL

Canton, Ohio, September 10. 1s6
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9 Tc tonfifTa ihait 0shSo,ie Z gcotdIs,lA ~.
Eeggress ihas passed Iswz f6gh;.la;us shs
supreme Court Of The United States q. III.
Judicate on the constiiionaiitv Of its laws
and acis,; thaa seized onithe whole E,k scr.
uve power the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
has even declared that the Senate should
send iFeaFies. with ether aoverhmontsg 10
mem for decisions when the Consultation
expressly declares lArtiele ! +, Section "a
tnat ihe Presidents shall hnve power, 81
aaa run the adpice and coHsest oftke Sen.
atf, k9 make tfeaiies, prouided t,cot thfixis Of
tff 's<iinfor4 present concur. Thus these
leedsrsan this revglulianRsains our .conati.
tnuonai goFernmeDt gn any step bystep. as
spming povef--frst, liie executive power,
resfed ,ps the CouslisEtl0nsin the President;
aefonaf bY the ,aessisgp piioas Of the judicial
power g<sfcd bFi ihe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sus
preine Court ef slse Uniied Slates; hext ,bt
keaninlpg all the reserved powers belongirr
Y, and clone residing ID. tho States and
lhe people. ~ tef s~ sis -.
Backed w Standing aFtny. and the whole
power 0t The rgsltFnlized gnrerntncnt. how
long can any Northern State stand against
these usuFpaiious? Theconssitusinnal rem.
edy is N the hands of the people ihe issue
y made pp; 4 eternal vigllanee Il the price
oi liberty and III Wa value the liberty aeg
cured % rs by our forms Of government.
both State and Federal. we AhalI rallynsloue
glar q pat down ,hc suicidal policy. and
despoiic acts, of a Iaray which has trodtsn
under loot every pgineiple Of free govern
ments md HsnFped powers shirh are only
snatained hy bayonels 10 the hands Of reg.
ular army supported by taxes on an over.
hardened rot patisut people. e tns
Ne bsye i0nched on few &c the leading
nsnFpatons OF the Radicals III power,
Moderate and dpasriolic men are leaving thoir
4nkihg and desperate caase conspieuous
ssnpng them stand tho Chief JuAiiee Of the
United States, Salmon II. Chase, Hon, u II.
Do2lisile, Senator Dixon, Hon. Monteome.
~ Blair, President Johneun, and the lead, 1
Ing meanbeFs of bis Cabinet; these and ma
~ Others arr oF tho npinion that ell Who.
love their cQppigy should bald tpzrther
against she Jacohins. Close ~ The rank
OF the grana uld Dmnoerntsa party, North,
'sqatht Eaat aud Wesi !; rally rousd the Old
jag " the union.' lirss aislr!ed 81 Wash
iugton, defended IS Iacksos., With all, The
Slhss nnon Il; les ns sec that lie Govern.
meut Fepfeacnls il naintained, nndthat ID
shall nesef 80 dawn IN blood and dshosor.
~ eap9ideies weEe 'eyer ,presenled faose.
aoffhy of aARport uAe SgYaopa as.sl
BLAIR no caisr vas eter nifro sortLy iha.
snpport of patriotic man fthan IS tho essusas
lhey febsesent Bosioa fasf
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sslstt rzae'ts.llss,ss Is


NJ ehoHaN+bs FhbNffuA. tRtt4Aftt'
Va, ..ff sfzs 7x8 ~
Where marbIe c0iunins fise around, '7tss y
by,wiilow or By cypressshAde, a9eq 3xs
Are tayspoor relics laid. III fet.
thou sleepest here, all, all alone
no other grave u neef tllino own.
isiwell. 'tisweil; bus, Oh b such fats i.ssla
Ssei'ls yerys very desolato, - - 81
We know not whehce tisy ls.ns form fAi ~
Was borne throngh wind and rain and storm.
We know not 20 what far-oG wild
They sought % take thee, lonely child, niia"
Wc'Only know thy puny lie Fnss fHf
Ma all unequal 70, tho strife. g,. .6f :,
Aud that thy dust is sleeping here,
Uhwet but BY the strangeF'stear. s'l
Alas what bitter tcar-dFops slolo
FROM thy poor mothef's stricken soul,
When 10 this dark and glb0my dtal 30
The damp clods on thy hDsuln fell -
How throbbed her brain, bow dhrohbed her
heart, s a i
When mournfully she iurnea 10 part iie
From tho rude mound her dear one q er
To gAse upon II heyefmore.
era ~ n 9H HfyFssisg ef31 sfi
but yet u mstters not, poor child. ~.
That thou must sleep in this lone Wild
Each springstIfsc, " II weBssers past, - y h
lta buds aud bio1m will round thee easl-l
ihs il.s thick. .ieased bougbs end oop.beanss pslo
Nittn'ef thee spread hailtmn veil, t4
And spftcet dsws snl showers = ~ lave iiss n
The biossoma on tir Infant'a grave. -.
Farewell I've paased ase iiitle hour l
~ plant, Ions child, tlala harnl3c fewer
Aboye thy dpsti aud nna ! grlsyr
To leave thee ~ ali others iease. W st
Farewell farewell whefc'or stray,
This mournful scene wili slth me stay
picture hang upon tlle walls
% sne,nerf's dim aud sosabrv halls,
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F#il4 At11W ~ INV .|IIHtHs7
the train Of fsasri6cqszis ahridal bpnuei
and bridal yeils with the ihde1sorsnge
blossoms sill wEeafbipg tlse frostlike
rim sika . dfeasn III kauqsisI.esl iappi,
ness; and ell yaIlowe1 with sime he
lastrous fleece whielb long ages wasbui
an imperfect maskstgthe battery Of lore
glaneos that spgkled IN hs dep,bss ~.
Even that pair elhalf warulcalfakina,
may. If we could read the history ef is
foot falls. descFiba ,iila wEalo Journey al
q life timv, frosf lrigbt 10 dark, from
joy 70 despair, andtftnpifillisery 70 abe
grave Thcra Is asas ~ ltllrFbaby gar
pentss net lpFgsiting the long sweep.
ing drss pf en,breblanf tafEssa, the,faf
tipped iclaaka QfIiigha blue saiiu, and lbe
cap Of velvet, prcitily lplamed. Per
haps they found theis way here, IN or
der 10 pay for thc coiiiu. only iisile
lasgcF than tho inisht death whieh Il
inuiosed; or perchabcs the tiay ownas
went on little longer ia tho wr1d,
clasped 10 breast cEun darker aud
dtenrier than meehsf csTth'ssa s1a
Tho gandy wUman1a has, hanging
above the oppuaiso shelf. hn a bold and
brazea lrpnlj but pssclMnca the pie.
/ nee gsiaed for IL oalys helped . poor
lost one 70 the final rosl, With ouly the
dahib piers of the near flowing river 10
cello haok tho Aulcide's shrek The
ersc of duellisg p.stslAi ii the glass case
retain deadly glitter theouSh therast
Of the long tubes; vision cF the fnfiian
thrust, Of the dark.ulghs siab, still Ia.
vests With awitkcd glcabi The blade Of
that bowie knife fcposihg TO The leAs
aud, indeed, there fs sckktcIy 40 articic
that speaks uot of ~ interest and spirit
% the past, aud ID which the quaint
genius Of a Cross ssillaWaald u0I have
delighted 10 liuscr.
Pawnbrokers' certificates are tickets
70 p,fcrty and despair; and ,ouruFud.
ness i mingled with Interest 10 She
suggestions promptcd BY the pawhbros
kcr's sale--K. y. SMklA - sas
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