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improvements at the white House


4 Waehinston correspondent gays: The
Presidents family is now finally iostalled in
the Executive mansion. The interior of the
building hs been very handsomely reftted.
repaired and refurnished, ana is about to
be adorned and embellished with statuary
and other works of art in which it has been
greatly deficient. Among the most prom
inent works OF art are iul sized Indians
in brenze which are intended to be placed
ia the hall, in the rear Of the main entrance !;
beautiful statutes of Washington and his
haschet; Franklin and his whistle; william
Tell and his son; Napoleon at confirmation ;
Lincoln and one representing freedom, by
Rossetti All will be placed in appropri-
ate places in The east room. The reception
rooms adjoining the blue room, is to have q
splendid Louis XVI clock. with Boman
lamp in ormula and gilt. The red room
will have real Sevres vase with handsome
gilt finish. Other portions Of the mansion
will bc decorated in like manner. \ silver
service of plate, to be used at state dinners.
has been purchased TO replace the service
purchased in France by Consul Lee: in
Monr0e's administration.
Mrs Grant has siven her personal SUPER
vision TO the 'refurnisbng Of the White
House, and niads the remark that she had
been told that the Commissioner of Public
Buildings superntend the household to an
extent but | don't desire to have any gen
tlamaE 10 do that for me. shall also en.
gage n steward and servanis; aud. as the
stewards salery is paid from the treasury, 1
shall exercise great care in selecting him.
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SWEDISH lEGCl :, wholesale AMI retail, 4
A. D. MILLER &.CC's DRUG STORE
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Gold IL Mic.,isan.

Gold hes ben discovered in very consid-
erabie quantities ON tbe laads lately owned
by Waterman Palmer, Esq. an analysis of
which. at the Philadelphia mint shows a
yield OF from 5000 TO 500 TO the ton cf rock.
TIE existence OF gold in Marquette county
has long been known and acknowledged.
bnt il was not believed to be of sufficient
importance TO warrant any considerable
expense in the wsy of exploration. This
latest discovery seems to warrant the belief
that iron is not our only source Of wealth,
and 10 is not Impossible that Lake Superior
may ere long he set down as one Of the gold
producing districts of the United States
Lake superior Mining Journal, March 10th.
The tract OF land alluded to in the above
consis q 8. l20 acres. in Marquette county,
Michigan, three miles south Of the town of
Neganne, and on the branch of the Peninsu-
al Railroad, The property is now owned
by Messrs. WIN. Bagalev. S. ii. Hartman,
Samuel Riddle, Wm. Smith aud Andrew
Kloman. of this city. and Messrs. W. Pal.
mer and Thomas Woods. of Philadelphia.
We congratulate these gentlemen upon athe
recent discoveries of gold, in addition to
the. previously known rich deposits of iron
ore npon their property. When the Michi-
gdndsrs lay golden eggs, who cares for the
rational debt ?-Pittsburgh paper
Mr. Thomas Woods. the gentleman nam
ed in the above artice. as being part owner
in the tract of land wherein gold has been
discovered, is the father Of S. a. Woods. Of
Petroleum Centre aud one of the owners
OF the Wood Farm. We congratulate Nr.
W. upon his apparent snecess, aud hope
that in his further search for treasure which
the earth seems to have in store ior him,
his efforts may be amply rewarded.
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VI. i. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. ana
ita P. ". Sabbath School attw.lve o'clock
II. Seats Free, A cordial invitation
extended 10 all,
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rn- Tee best CIGARS in the market are tho n.
f,lo tavorites, manufactured by Walker & RAJ.
Scld at the Drug Store OF
A. D. MILLER & IN
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Mass at i0j4 a. IN.
Vespers and Benedction of the Blessed
Sacrament at Fp. m.
Cateshis,n at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor
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A GREAT SUCCESS" Brick" pov,
EoY's new Daily in New York City ia one Of ~.
greatest and most successful newspaper ents,n,,..
of til: country, His new weekly "Iomeroy's D,.
ocra." is increasing in circulation thousand o.,
les Der day. Send for sample comics to ~ NJ ~
sroy, Printing House Square, N.p Tort City VI"
mchl2
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES at A. d MlI1pv
& cos
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Time or Closing Mails.
givtne Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching nj Il o'clock A. NJ, and 10
O'clock 2. II.
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Dry Goods, large stocl; at eEYNoins
BRoDhEAD & cos, No, II Centre st, opposIte
tho Post efice, Oil City, Pa.
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SITS. PETER AND pAUL'S L'S(CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
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Lost :!

On Thursday, Feb. .5th, 1869, . smooth bult rat
and tan pup, witt red cul|a'. Whoever shall return
the same TO The subscriber will be literally ro-
wsr2ed
f-b26... y. II. PAYNE,
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WINDOW GLASS!

4 large assortment. all sizes, at =. D.
Miller x Cn.'s.
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VI, r.. CHURCH

Rsv. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
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4 pres for rno.. Wno sleep ia the Morns~g,

The fac. Is, that as life becomes more cOneen-
trsted and its pursuits more eager, short sleep
and carly rising become impossible. We take
more sleep than cur ancestors, and we take more
because we want more. Six hours sleep viii do
very well for ploughman or bricklayer. or
any other man who has no other exhaustion
than that produced by manual labor, and the
sooner he takes II after his labor Is over the bet
ter; but for q man whose labor is mentai the
stress Of whose work Is on his brain and nerv-
Gus system, and who is tired in the evening
with day Of mental application, neither early
TO bed or carly to rise is wholesome. He needs
letting down to the level Of repcsc. The longer
the interval between the active use Of the brain
and his retirement to bed the better his chance
Of sleep and recruitment To him an hour af'
ter midnight is probably as goci as two hOurs
before Il, and even then his sleep viii not 50
completely and quickly restore him as 1t will
his neighbOr who is only physically tired. lie
must not only go to bed later bat lie longer.
His best sleep probably lies in the early morn
when all the nervous excitement has passed.
away and he is at absolute rest
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Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,

se.w.ed Tonic and Mandrake pills will euro Con-
sumption, Liver Complaint aud Dyspepss, "a
hen according to directions. They cleanse the
stomach. relax the liver and put u to work then
the appetite becomes good the food digests anu
aSsh ,Ss diseased matter ripens in the lungs and
the patient Outgrows the disease and gets well.
This Is the only way 10 cure consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. IL. shenek, OF
Philadelphia, owes his unriyalled success In tho
treatment OF pulmonary consumption. The pull
monte Syrup npens the morbid matter IN the
lungs. nature thr MS II on by an easy eSpectors.
ton, Cor when the phlegm OF mstteri ripe aslght
cough will throw u on. and the patient has rest,
and the lungs begin to heal
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills must be freely used TO cleanse the stom.sh
and liver, 81 that the PulmOnie syrup anu the
food will make good blood:
schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re-
moving all distractions, relax the ducts OF the
all bladder the bile starts freely, and the liver Is
soon relieved the stools will show what the pills
can do , nothing has ever been invented except
calomel "a deadly poison which Is very dangerous
% use unless with geat care thai will unlock the
yaiI bladder and start the secrstioDs OF the liver
like Schenck'y Mandrake Pills
Liver Complaint Is one OF the most prominent
Scbenek,s .Tsaweed Tonic Is = gentle stlmu-
LIANT and Alternative, and the alkali In the Seaweed
which this preparation Is made OF, assists The
stomach 20 throw out the gastric juice TO dissolve
the food with tbs Pulmonic Syrup. and IL Is made
into good blood without fermentation or souring
In the stomach.
The greNt reason Why physicians do not cure
CONSUMPTION Is, they try 10 do too much I they
give medicine 90 stop the cough, TO stop chills To
stop night sweats, hectic feyer. and by 80 dsing
they derange the whole digestive powers, looking
mp the seerstiOns, and eventually the Patient
sinks and dos.
Dr. sehenek, In his Treatment, does not try 10
stop q cough, night sweats. ehills or fever. Re-
move the cause and they will all stop OF their own
accord. No one can be cured Of Consumption
Liver Complaint, Dyspep.iai Catarrh, Csnker,
liberated throat, unless Tho liver and stomach
are made healthy.
M n person has consumption. OF course the lungs
IN some uay are diseased tubercles assesses
bronchial Irritation peurs adhesion, or the lungs
are 4 mas OF Inflammation and fAst deeaying. In
such cases what must be donel II Il not only the
lungs that are wasting. bat 10 IL the whole body.
The stomseh and liver have lost their power TO
make blood out Of iood.
Now the only enance 70 20 take Ut. ScheukS
three medicines. which will bring up q tone 30 the
stomach, the patient will begin "a want focd, 10
will diges. easily and make gOod blood, then the
patient be gins 10 gain flesh, and as soon a the
body begins % grow the lungs commence 70 heal
up, and the patient gets neshy and we'll This is
the only way 30 cure consumption
When there Is no lung disease aud only Liver
Complain, and Dyspepsia, schsncks seawood Ton
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ic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without the
Pulmonic syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills Freely
In all pillious complaints, rs they are periecuy
harmless.
Dr.. sehenck. who has enjoyed uninterIups,ssai ,si
health for many years past, and now yeigns an
pounds, was wasted away 10 mere skeIe.ou,, ~
the very last stage OF Pulmonary Consumps,oa oa
his physicians having pronounced his case nvPod "a
less and abandoned him 10 his hte nen.,x ne n
by the Aforesaid medicines and since MS IeoS'n @ ~,
many thousands similarly afflicted have used NJ ~.
Schencks preparations with the tame Isma, ~ .,ns
success. FULL directions accompany srSn' msASs ma n,
| II not absolutely necessary TO personally sec ~,
Scbenck unless patients wish their lungs exam,n.
cd, and for this purpose he is PROFESSIONALLY NJ n'
Prlncipai once, Philsdslphia, every, Saturuny
vbe "a All letters for advice must be addressed
Il also professionally ut No. ~, BONG sueSs ~
York every other Tuesday, and at No. J, manove'
| stTeet boston, every other Wednesday lie gtse,, ss,
| advice free but for o thorough examination wiz
M. iie.pIrometer the price Is s5. Ofice hours o.
/ zach city from 2 A. NJ. 10 3 P.M nj.
| price OF the Puimonic Syrup and seawced I9nI'
s.eh Al 90 Der bottle or 81 50 half doien; mnn m
i drake Pills 2, cents box. u. Z. 6OODMlN ~ ~
81 Hanover street. Boston, Wholesale agenu. ,o -.
sale by all druggists -
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Tovcr and Asue, Intsrmittent Eever.
Chill Fever, Remfttsnt Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, 40,
and indeed al tho affections which arise
nom malariouss Suarsh. or mtasmatto
poisons.
As is name implies, Il does Cure. and docs not
fai. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bsmuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it In nowise Injuries any patient Tho
number and importance Of Ia cures IN the ague dis.
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel IN the history OF AFue medicine.
Our pride L. gratined by the acknowledgements wo
receive Of the radical cures effected In obstinaic
Eases, and whero other remedies had wholly failei
Unaoclimated persons, either resident In, OF
rsvcilns through miasmatc localities, VIII be pro-
!ccted by taking tho AGUE CURE daily.
FOR Ltser Cesspsatsfs, arising from torpiiity
Ithe Liver, n IN excellent remedy, stimulating
lsc Liver Into healthy activity. .-l.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Ms
M s,SS,cn. s,n s,.r msdy: g,onclnE many y s,. T.
Prepared by DR. J. q. ArER q Co, Pr.ctsc,si,
III round Tho world.
PRICE. s1.oo PEE B0rTLI.
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State OF Maine.

vo,x &C. Al a Court of Counfy Cormi''ioners,
,,a.. ami h,ld al AIMED, for and within D Co"n!y
~ Yo,k, on ths second 7as'ddy @ <pni' a. ID
1869.
On the foregoing petition, is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are Iesponsi'
Sie. and that they ought TO be heard touehlng tne
matter set forth In their petition, and therefore
order. That the petitioners give notice 10 All pei.
.ons and corporations interested. that the County
Commissioners will meet at tho once OF Chaiies
r. clifford, In Newheld. In said county, on tnS
seventh day of September, A. ID. 1862, at io
O'clock A 81, when they will proceed TO view the
youte sci forth In the petition, and inmediatey AZ
ter such view, at some convenient place IN ihe W.
cinity will give hearing TO the parties, ana their
Witnesses Said notice TO be by causing copies OF
said petition and this order OF notice thereon, 70
he served upon the Town Clerks OF NeWheld, Lin.
erick and Marlborough, all In said county, and
also by posting up copies OF the same In three pub
Tic places in each OF said towns, and publishing the
ame three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Union and
Journal, public newspaper printed In Biddeford
in said County, the first OF said publications, and
each OF the other notices 10 be ut least thirty
days before the time OF said meeting. that oil per
sons may then and there be present and show
cause, az any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted,
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK:
x>N~, Copy OF the petition and ordei
Is q. /. II. 4. of Court thereon;
t~~~~> Attesti H.PAlRFiELD, c!sk'
3W26
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TAKE Mr. HISp.-In the dead Of night am
frequently awakened by q little hand stealing
cut from the crib by my side. with the pleading
cry "Pleasc take my hand. papa!''
Instantly the little boys hand Is grasPed, hi,
fears vanish, and, soothci BY the consciousness
Of his father's presence. hs falls into dcer
sleep again.
We commend this lesson Of simple, flial aith
and trust to the anxious, sorrowing ones that
are f6und In almost every household. Stretch
rOrth your hand, stricken mourncr. although
you may be In deepest darkness and gloom, and
fear and anxious suspense may cloud your path
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Spare Lines.


ArM On neepe's - oe''er 'hAn 0n u "Oh'a"
tongue.
A lady deserted BY one man, has no o'ne'
remedy than IN appeal to twelve.
Whv .r, y,e,or;.,, n.,try cooks like the Can
.d..,-p...r.. ,h.v AZ. the Queens Dough-
sno ~ ,..n ;r-ounne, nuisance.
,.,,.. rr.,,
The noise IN VIC 'A' 'No a..
that four nr''-''As ''<~"''' ''' wv -
Sound.
The man who got wise by eating sage eneese
has brother who proposes to become sAiii''i
In the fashionable dances by dieting on hops'
IfJesus Christ Be not thy Jacobs staff to
guide thee to heaven, he win never be thy Js-
cob. ladder 10 lin thee thither.
o, H.. A.. ,,,,,o, r.cc,.s per.
~ ','.... -, ,hsm others.
~" -. - .rr.h., NV h.;nv caught
-. !.
80. .,,z.,,n,,.... r.., ~,
W. | ~: :, = -. s,.,,,.,;on - .v,rv,h,r, .,ia
one o' 'ne 's' 'O' ' : '"a. e'
-,
-.,,u
-,
"'' '~'e"' ''' " N'. 'aO
merit piocu'es resPec'' g'oA' 'earn""s '
pa' so0u o'o0iins a'0ne 'hsur'S '0'' "N
iecuon.
Learning, like money, may be OF 50 base
coin As TO be utterly void OF use 0rh s'eri'ns'
may require good management to make II serve
the purposes Of sense or happiness.
Aocurscv I, ant 10 d,perse romance. Math-
.matician, do no, write stories, though they
deal largely In figures. Dressmakers also have
much 10 do with figures, and sometimes 90 into
the region Of romance with their bills.
-. ~. 49,, ao;,, houage n n pair Of
-. - - ,,,,;,, tender ,birc. nv moon
,s.,,. s,n.. Io,.s re-
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
such o. Coughs, Colds, Whooptng
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history oI
medicine, has anything won 30 widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, rs this excellent
rcmedy for pulmonary complaints. Through q long
series OF years, and among most OF tho races OF
men it has risen higher and higher In their esmn.
ton, rs IL has become better known. lts uniform
OF the lungs and throat, have made u known ~
llable protector against them. While adapted &c
mler forms OF disease and 10 young children, 10 10
at tho time the most efcctual remedy that can
be given for inclpicnt consumption, and the dan
gcrous affections OF the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, 10 should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed as oil
arc sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, al
should be provided with this antidoto for them.
Although settled Consunsptton u thought In.
curablc stll great numbers OF cases where The dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and tho patient restored 10 sound health by the
Cherry PcetOrdi. SO complete Is its mastery
over the disorders OF tho Lungs and Throat, that
tho most obstinate OF them yield 70 IT, when moth
Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
foraI they subsido and disappear.
Sin0ers aud Public Speakers nnd great pro-
tection from it.
Isthns Is always relieved and ofien wholly
cured by it.
ISronehttis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses.
SO generally aro Its virtues known that VIC need
not publish tho certificates OF them here, or do more
than assure tho public that its qualities aro FULLY
maintained.
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A LETTE r


From Or. Connacher
To DIR Wolcott
Dear Siri A Man
Called on me last night
To visit q sick woman.
Who was not expected
To live till morning.
Several physicians
Had attended her,
And yesterday the Priest
Visited her for the last timo.
She had been confined
Five weeks before my visit
found the room
Where she lay crowded
With Men and Women
Watching for her IN die.
She was so low
She could not speak
Only In Whispers,
And very weak.
sho had severe Inflammation OF tho bowels.
applied PAIN PAINT freely, and In less than NJ
teen minutes every particle q Psn was SEST sh
was nearly raw. from repeated applications OF
mustard plasters. They purchased IS bottle OF
Pain Paint, and she Is doing we'll, and out Oh dan.
ger. had just got home. and nearly asleep, when
his vile, who had toothache. She was cured IN
stantly by applying PAIN PAINT freely TO the
outside Of her face: Last Monday nighta gentle.
man who keeps livery stable here. called on me
to visit his vile. who had been suffering for long
time with Diver Complaint, Cough, and host of
troubles, the result or Catarrh. Every, physie'm
her worse. The bcttlos that had contained the
drugs he had spaiiowsd would fill large dry
goods box In her case used both PAIN tAlNr
entirely relieved OF all pain, and could talk In
longer breaths than she had done In many mon.hs ".
She bought pint Of Pain Paint and pint o. me
Anelhiiator and is recovering covering ne. nsI whsre have
used your Remedies for Pain, sickness, ana DIS,
cases. which had baffied all the skill OF medical
practitioners, that have fully recovered by your
ations, and for whom have prescribed.
entiusiastic sdnifer Of PAIN PAINT, and wants
one e. oI5 GnaP Paat 70 rross thing
ever known. shall go TO Pittston in Few days
ond will write you again more particulars can
not close without sending you sworn auanvI av,iN
S5IIs r;nn = whom sRPs1 eoSNSGk PelS RSni NTH
n SCRANTON, Pa, May ~, 1869.
On Friday. April DO. was .uddenly taken win "a
leave my bed, On Monday, May ., Dr. Connacher
was sent for with great pam and difficulty,
turned over in bed TO have him Pa,nt my back. IN
and went down stairs. i felt no more pain and
but little soreness; walked all around tho pub
lie square and TO the Bristol House In less than
twenty minutes from the first application OF Palm
Paint. 1 ain now free from all pain, and can be
seen any day at the fruit and confectionery store
on Main street, near the public square wilkes
DhfTe. fenn.. may y, ioo'' oh"Ohh De1iNH.
sworn and subscribed before(
me the 9Th Of May, 1863. !
T. d. Harry, Justice OF the Peace.
Wilkcsbarre, Penn.
DR.. II. l.. WOLCOTT, OF 1871 Chathsm square,
MY. has more patients than any Hospital In the
world. lie discards all dosing. and removes pain.
ffeo OF cost, at his Office. Ills PAIN PAINT, for
Palm, aud hNNlIllLATOR, for Catarrh and Weak
Nerves, Is sold ut all drug stores. lie charges
nothing for advice, and sends to any person his
Remedes, free OF express charges, on receipt OF o.
ut each order. Therefore none need bo deceived
by countcrfcits. lie uses only White Wrappers.
dWol
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The Restoref I',ctarc.

The Restored P,ctarc.
In later years. yelling ia unblcst taoe
Ina most ioaihscmcrlacc,
Tn. cheap alommeut of hpase u shame,
II hung, uu, gnascd away
By too,h % slow decay.
I, ,eli, AMI partsd irUm lis moublerins frame.
rhs rotic,i canvass, Alniiy smiling Stll,
Ircu wOtliiy pun and frill,
Its ghastly smile of eoquctry and ISsh,
Crumpiirg its tadcd charms
AMI yeIow tsw,ilci arms.
Mere rubish nov, was raicly east aside.
The shadow ola Genius erOSsej the gate,
lie, skilled 10 rc-creaie
In on and ruined painting, they losl soul
And beauty.-ooe who knew
The Masters touch BY true,
swim instinct, as the needle knows the role.
Looked on Il. and stralghtwsy his searching syes
Saw through It's coarse disguiss
Ofvuirar pain, and CRIME and varnish stain
rhe Art that slspt hs"saih,-
ehrysalis In its sheath.
Thai waited 70 10 walked 10 life again.
Upon enduring esnvas 10 reoe~
Zach woolrOus trAit ami hue
This Is the miracle, his chosen tAsk
ne hssrs u N his hou-s,
And there from iirs and htows
Win loving touch rem0vcs tnelr shen mask.
Yos 90 on its psssectiSn time had laid
An euly mero~ing shade
Tnen hands unskii,ci, each seeking 10 impsrt
frc.h tints 10 form hcc,
With some more Modern gnce,
Had bariei qui,s the mighty masters An.
Fi-t, rsssi nom the divine original,
Drow, eheek, and ih. weutaA
That outer shape Of vorsilness when, 10!
B-oeaih the Vanished crust
Otoog ipbefsei dust
A tAirer nee appeAs, emerging slow
The features Of simple shspheriess' :
Pure sys, and golden tres,
And, lastly, erook In haDi. Bot jccPcr stii
The Masters WORK lies hdi
And stin through iip sni Ill
WORKS the Restovr with unsparins skin.
Behold d length, In tender light revealed,
The soul 80 long eoncsacd,
An heavenly hins at hrst, then soniy bright,
As smiles shs youpgsy-i Dawn
When dutpes Ia ~i,hdavn,
A shining angel breaks upon the sight
Restored. pertectei, afisr The divine
Impsrishabls design,
10 nov tn, oocs dsspised AMI ea,easl thing
Holds its true pisos among
The fAirva pictures hung
In the high palace q cur Lordthe King.
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DIR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A blood Purifier and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaint
sisI IIeadache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections, Diseases OF the skin, Consunp-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrh9a, anu Disease:
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by iIOPkINs
Il CO, PrOpristOrs OF the celebrated Catarih Tro-
ehes and Electric Hair Rsstorer, lsS Main street.
CharlestOwn, Mass. Ror sale by all druggists.
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