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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-14

BUCKLAND WooLEN MULs.-Wc copy from
one OF our Richmond exchanges, the following
notice OF this concern, which wc endorse
from an inspection OF samples CT their spring
cloths now before u. We hope 10 sec the
entcrpriSing gentlemen who have stntod this
factory in our midst, receive from our own peo-
nc the announcement they deserve. Aud why
should they not? Why should We send off our
money to enrich others, when We can buy such
goods as these ut home and enrich ourselves
This enterprise almost at our doors, has pecu
liar claims on Alexandria which we hope 10 see
lib ,ray recognized. We will rake pleasure in
showing the samples We have, to any person
who may call at orr office
VIRGINIA CAssIMERES, &o.-We were shown
this morning seven specimens OF the kinds Of
clio, h III anuiacturcd at the Buckland W0oicn
Mills, Prince William county, Virginia. These
samples of cashmere far exceed in fineness Of
texture, quality o! stock used, evcnnesa OF sur
face, graceiulness of CONFORMATION, and general
goodness any cloths VIC have heretofore seen
that pretended to he Of American make. They
are composed Of all wool, and the best that can
he procured "for love or money, We saw
specimcrs OF these c'oths ~ the last State
Fair. They we're conicssedly superior to any
thing exhibited il their line. Another mill
bore off the prize, however, which We did not
wonder at, knowing how SUCH things are done
at Fairs. The goods nufacturcd at the
auckland mills, the New York merchants say,
have not hall the reputation they Deserve
They certainly are equal to the French, 10 look
and variety OF pattern, while they exceed, o.
long odds, the French cas.lmcres IN their wear
inc capacity. The Bucklan,3 Woo}cu mills arc
an honor TO this State. What they put forth,
in wear and tear, will never disgrace them. The
nroprietors arc Messrs John B. Hunton Il
Co.. and their establishment luckily escaped
the ravages OF war.
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dsaftinc Married.

ESSAYS FOX YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights of HOME, and the propric:y or impFso
priety of ga ting Mari j, with sanitary nelP
for those who feel unified for matrlmonlsl
HAPPINESS Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD = ISOLATION, Box r,
Philadelphia Pr. Jan IS -"md&W
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CIT 1T Il N y -
SP ROLE Z A 7 NJ E n Z

All goods will ba sod for greenbacks al COLO
prices and SILVER will BIZ given in change,
AZ {. DEALHAM'S Clothing House, 81 King
street. mar 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-14

Away with Spectacies.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. sent
post paid on receipt 81 l0c. Address
Dr. Z. b. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m 30 Lexington Az, =. !.
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Away with Uncomfortable Trusses

Comfort and cure for the huptured. Sent post
paid on receipt of l0c. Address
Da L. Z. FOUTE,
NH T-3m 40 LIE inston Az, y. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-14

e. 3. MILE IL,
No 65 King street.
Importer and Dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
EARTHEN WARP,
Is now receiving his SPRlNG SUPPLY OF
goods, bought since the decline in gold.
Being IN old established house and having
unusual facilities for purchasing, and IN OK.
sensve acquaintance with the msnu!sc!urer7 o.
Earthenware and Glassware, both in This coun
try and England, he is able to otleT unusual IN.
ducements TO country merchants and dealers
generally.
his stock will be found to be very complete,
embracing sll qualities Of earthenware from
common g. G. to ba;t 1r0nplated China
glassware in great variety, ut low prices.
Window Glass Of all sizes.
Stoneware, Coal Oil Lamps and Chmnlcs,
Plated and Brlttanla Castors, 1AOlc Hu'icfY'
&C., &c.
Country merchants are earnestly requeStedto
Give him n cali, and he is satisfied he can sell
Goods as low as any other first class house.
NH ll-eo3m [Leeesburg Washington
MILLINERY. TRIMMINGS AND FAN
Sn now Offering to tho ladies an c!cShn. as
sortment 81 SMALL WARES and FANCf
GOODS, such rs Japan Chianons and Switches,
from Is 20 e0c; Lscs and Linen collars ana
Cuff; Machine Silks and Cottona. Twists, AL
pscca AMI Mohair Skirt Braids, Handkerchle:s,
Runlings, Hosiery, Glove, Fancy Cotton Trim
mjngs of all kinds, Fringes, B:aids and But
tons. 4 beautiful assortment OF CEnbr!c EGG
ngs and lnsertingi; Towels and To~el'nsS'
Zenhyrs, Germantown WOODS, and IN lacI o'-
nrrthing tast can be found in Il ir.t-clnis VA
Somo very beautiful MILLINERY GoODS
Iii nn hand: Black Real Lace-all OF which
csn be found cheap for cash only y iyM Il
r,,1 125 King street.
WOOD AND COAL, CHEAP.
w February Sd, 1870.
Having in yard the best quality Of "ouD
and COIL for family use, will sell q: the
'0x A sp t lot Of seasoned Hickory Wood
" g. Oak
half "
Also Lykens Valley Rol Ash Coal.
Baltimore Company WhI'e ASH g@ Coal
WiikesbMrre White Ash -tore Coal
Lea Furnace Coal.
Lorberry Nut Coal.
Thanking you for past l.vor., solicit = con-
tinuanre of the ssme, at Nos. 30 and ~ South
Royal street. rro
feb 3-tf a. ;. Phk f r. y hh.
TUST BRCEIVED another 10: OF CUCU NJ.
y feb 2 aN ~ - FRED RECKER
CANARY BIRD CAGES. re t.. &c :.
4 Just opened, at IS King street: one OF the
Target stocks of Bird Cages ever offered in tn:
city, embracing variety Of new and hsndsom'
STYLES; also, Bath Tubs, Bird Nests, &c,-f1
sale wholesale and retail by
feb 10 J. T. CREIGHTON son.
VUILLISTON'S C.s.lMACH!NEIHREA
w is stronger and smoother than ether III: 81
or silk; is able 10 boar much greater degree
Of tension in sewing, and will re found not te
retard the work by breaking and snapplng, 5:
frequent in other threads For sale w no
and retail a. CuaS. ". Hlihe N -
fah 2 IS King street.
NICHOLS COZ LIVER OIL. with HJp';;
~ phospbites, Lime ,n0 soda, ouee!' 1oG
Liver Oil jelly. Flagg's ir@;aHt i'S.l.! az
Walkers California Rittcrs. Just !fcei'en H''0
| for sue by ,,,.v sco
feb : lAENLl u W.
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RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
are detained in the postoilicc of this city, for
wasn't Of stamps: &C..
Hetie Howard, Fairfax G. Il, Va.
Rev. :. L. Hammond. G9orgotown, L. {.
r. Is. Mccormick, Middleburg. We.
Beverly Graves, no 2. O. direction.
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H1O FARMERS.

TO FARMERS
We hsveJ J.TURNEK'S AMM0N1ATED
SUPER PHOSPHATE for Spring crops
It has been satisfactorily Tested for some
years in different sections, and always with tho
'"9 ct sasis 81 results; ,o.,,,.,.
from we'll known practical nnd reliable inrm'
ers exhibiting increased yields o! from to
600 per cent from It's use.
It unhesitatngly pronounced the moot sue
cessful corn grower in uso
NH II BREWIS < LAWSON.
Lce:burg WashingtonianI ---.
ELoUR, GRASS SEEDS, Sc.
Constantly receiving choice brands FA -
80 ~ -''' j. HENRY GIESE
Commission Ncrchsnt' q S Ri,;,,h %n"T 4,
Always on hand ana for s"lo st loves! mar
NJ iU Irsil PLASTER. GROUND PLASTER,
ROSENDALE CEMENT and CALClH SD
PLASTER. Baltimore NH 1l-2~
r,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
L ing between MAGNUS SCHUYLER a d
BENJAMIN CLEVl%GER in tho Soap and
Candle manufacturing business is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
BENJAMIN CLEVlNGER:
The business will hereafter be conducted by
MAGNUS SCHUYLER, who is authorized TO
settle up the affairs of the late firm. mai"
HOUSE AND FUKNITU + FOB
s5 ShLE.-Will sell chat very convenient and
dasirnble FRAME RESIDENCE;, With furnl-
tnrc No, iU9 Cameron street, in thorough re-
pair: lot fronting % foe. on Cameron s:rec;'
and running through TO Al open "lieE. Loc.'
lion and rcigh borhood excellent The fu:ni
lure is nearly new For terms and particular:
"p mb 7 to ~ H. 'A" 'A = v. n. BROWN.
vTA>HINGTON ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGET0WN STEAM PACAhl
0T The ttesmcr COLUMBIA, Cspt=in james
Harper, will resume Ec? regular .eIss.=,k
trims, leaving Baltimore on snLur- lksssszsssS'Esa
dsy next, a. 4 o'clock p. m. anG resurnih9'
viii leave Alexsndria every HcdncSdny morn
ing, Mt o'clock. For treisht @EPiTr to .
mar l-9m &: w II =: ! - gG-@
DAIRY SALT! Daley SALT!
DAIRY SALT!
!,CO0 sacks small Dairy Sal
100 . new " sail.
1860 :: large 6 Snt.
!" S'''' w. =. sMOOT,
NH 10 Smo"t "h@rl:
SEED sEsD!
100 bushels prime Glover seed.
~ oushei' Cno'Iu
- p,sh ;,nir,bc s..d Inst received and
~ ou1hs' l'!i'o'"5 'TtfnNs[ !.+;EEi
lot sa'H W II X r. .t-cn,
II" - -
- NV GOODS.
- "a ,-,nlo,.bod
~ Ia ,;I,hs nd cnsi;tin.. Ti"kiny,, Shifting
-, no,ins il.it Iy,me.tics. Gin hsms,
hn,pn c-bctk C.mLrics and :, variety 0, other
roods-all cheat .
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Ny Rpclk. Knox 81 Kcrby,

real Eststo Agents and AuctiohGers.J arm
TO; SALEA7 EfsIriSla s siwsei the
north side OF Pend.eton street, two doors east
IF 81. Agsph street, Alexandria, Va; lot 40 feet
front BIZ 50 feet deep. There are on tho lot
some very fno peach and pear trees, grapes
&C.; also, some choice flowers. Inc mouse con-
tsins i largo rooms and kitchen with ccli%r.-
A largo wor d and coal house is at tho foot Ct
tho lot This is good property ard IS offered
very chenu | not sold before SATU EDAi
the I'd day of April mex it will on that day, IN
front Of the premises, a. Il o'clock m &c Snl9'
by public auction, to the hlghost o.uIsr ''''
UtCk, KNOX s. KERRY,
mn i1-ot= 81 King street. Alexa, Va.
fs,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
I Take notice, That, on the second day, or
as soon thereafter Us counsel can be hearu' o.
The Circuit Court to he held for tho county 81
Fairfax, State of Virgins, being the TN dsy OF
June, 1870, shall apply TO the saii loui' i"l
An order directing the transfer o. NJ. l,"i,eS ~ "
Hunt. Admin istrator Of :. j. lloag, deceased,
or her persons belonging to Nnniel + Hoag
and sheldon j. Hoag, jr.,~ho arc iniahls uhueV
the Sc, Of twenty'one years reSiusn'' 9' n .mS
York, to me, rs the lawfully qualified guarGian
of the said infants, in the sad Ntate o! rev
York. SAN UAL lNGAi -.
Dulany s. Moore p. q NH l4-law4W
n,o ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN -
l Take notice, That on til" second day, or as
soon thereafter as counsel cnn ba heard, OF the
Circuit Cont t. be held for tho county of Fair
lax, State Of Virgins, being the tn, day OF
June, 1870, l shall apply to the said Court Tor
an order directing the trans; cr of All monies or
other personal property in the hands OF Dennis
Johnston, Administrator OF Lorenzo Rogers,
deceased OF other persons, belonging TO Laura
v Rogers. who is an infant under the age OF
| twenty ono years resident of the city OF balt'-
| more in tho State Of Marylnnd TO me, IS the
lawfully oualifad guardian Of The Said lntaalln
t''' '"'0 JAMES Z. HOOPER.
| D,lo,r g. Mooro u. q NH 1i-law4w
FKEDk. PAFF,.
| Has lust received novelty in the shape 81
LADIES' " ATEH PROOF LASTl NC 3 Ms,
TO which the especial attention OF tie ladies' Is
most respectfuliy invited. Also, in order to close
ont Fail and White stock snd - make roo2l
for Spring good, he offers the entire stock 1t
reduced rates
| Custom work rnaie u o;d.: u tho shortest
| Dulice and salts action given as regards price
| ana fit. Repai ing nrall: ard nromutiy exc
| cut, d. Don't forget the number, - klngst q
| n 3 --Grders from the country prompt! A.
| tended t.. nm IS"
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s. BLON D II E / NJ

s. BL0N d H E / NJ
CORN Err KING & FAIRFAX STREETS.
Owing to The lsteness of the season, Is offering
RARE INDUCEMENTi.
His stock is very large, and will be closed
out ri remarkably low rates feb ID
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES.
GENTS, EuRMLsHlNg GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
STOCK LARGE & ATTRACTIVE.
PRICES AT PRESENT GOLD RATES.
CHARLES W. GREEN,
NH 14-eo5t GS King street
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TSTA LI'SHED IN IS23.
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@A1py SALT, Daley SALT
DAIRY SALT
:,COO sacks small Dairy Sa t.
100 :. new = Salt.
1860 :: large & Silt.
w. = SMOOT,
,,,h1n Shoots wharf.
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PRICES AT PRESENT GOLD RATES
NH 14-eo5t

CHARLES ". GREEN,
l4-eo5t G8 King street.
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K1D eLoVEs' KID GLOVES
Received This day my first supply Gi hlD
GLUV rs for the spring trade. al shades ana
sizes. from s. to 8. Gail and gets PAR.
NH II G. G. BERRY. y King St
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WlLLISTON'S C.S. l ZACH 4 / h RE y
w is stronger and smoother than either liz an
or silk ; is able TO bear much greater degree
Of Of tension in sewing, and will re found no; to
retard the work by breaking and snaprlng, 50
frequent in other threads For sale who!e sa!e
and retail q: CuaS. ". Hhh ON q.
fah IS King street.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27
Why Some Young Men Fail.

That so many young men fail to Sc
care lucrative positions or having OBJ
tained them, fail to retain them, Is
their own fault, nine times out of ten.
They imagine that it is their misfor-
tune-that they do not possess a "busi-
ness turn" or do not have an aptitude
for tho duties of certain positions or
that their employers carelessly distrust
them. But if they had the courage to
go to the bottom of the matter, they
would discover that they themselves
are to blame. As a general rule, this
class of shiftless youths, who find it so
hard to retain positions, are not so
anxious to draw employment as to
draw a salary; they do not like to
work and they will not take a lively
interest in their duties If they are
fortunate, through their own efforts, or
through the assistance of friends, to
secure satisfactory place, they try
only to do just enough not to loose it,
They do not seek to make themselves
indispensable in it, with their eye stead
lily fixed on a still higher position tc
which they will certainly be promoted
in due time. They do their work Ian
guidly and throw it off their minds the
moment business hours are over, tC
think of it no more till the next day
when the task begins again. There car
be no success ia this conduct. EN-
ployers are sharp-eyed, and rarely fai
TO detect merit in those whom they EN-
ploy. If one of their assistants is nsefu
TO them, they are not willing to d.
without him; they are ready to pa.
him what wages he is worth, and the
are not anxious for him to reach tina
point when they can oonfde share Q
their own responsibilities and cares t
his hands. The secret of success I
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27
Rates of Advertisina,
Business Cards, not exceeding one
in length, $40 per year.
John Allen. the "wickedest man.

john Allen, the "wickedest man"
in New York, is outdone by the "wick-
edest woman" in New York, who has
felt the sins of her way and changed
them. Annie Russell, keeper of the
most disorderly place IN the miserable
Fourth ward, having repented, has
caused all the furniture of her Water
street bagnio to be literally "broken
up" with axes, and it is now to be used
as a place of worship. This conver-
sation results from attendance at the
"Home for Women" at John Aliens
old place. where MONDAY prayer
meetings have been held every day
since its establishment. A bit of in
struction is contained in her statement
that in 1866, she had left Water street,
as she confidently believed never to re-
turn, and had removed to a quiet To-
cality uptown. Here for some months
she lived in quiet and was at first
treated kindly by her neighbors. Sho
furnished her house neatly and all the
past appeared forgotten. But Tom
Norton, unwilling to lose the rent of
the house on Water street, began sys-
tematically the work of driving her
back to her old place and occupation.
He talked with the frequenters of the
bar-room in the vicinity and others
until her former history was known by
all her new found friends. She did
not hear of his actions for some time,
but noticed that she was Stunned, and
she became so miserable that she
sought her old abode on Water street
to drown her agony. She says it was
cruel alternative, but she felt COM
PEELED to chose it. All who have seen
and talked with her at this time are
encouraged to believe in the sincerity
Of her conversation. She says she
has paid the rent upon the house
which she lately occupied up to Janu-
AIRY 1st, and that as long as she can
rent the house it will be used as
chapel room. She prays very frC-
quently to herself and all her wretched
sisters in Water street. 1t has been
ascertained that she has considerable
money and owns several houses up
town. She has placed the work OF
collecting the rent entirely in the
hands of the missionary of the Home,
and intends to devote the rest of her
life to saving Of fallen women. The
best assurance Of her sincerity is the
utter hatred which she has for the
nnsnrst. c,rrl errenme g "o,Ai"ad int thje
cast off a massive gold ring, saying
that sit was the wages Of sin, and she
never wanted to see it again"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27

Away up in Maine, where it was
to be supposed the follies ani crimes
Of fashion had not yet been introduced,
it is charged that women even in the
smallest towns and villages have
adopted the practice of arsenic eating.
This is Il European custom which has
obtained tt pretty strong bold in some
of our large cities, but which We had
presumed was interdicted in the rural
districts where the cosmetics of nature,
fresh air and exercise, abound on every
hand. Its object, as most Of our read.
ers must know, is to give whiteness and
clearness to the complexion, and fol-
imparting, in the language of the ad-
vertiser, "a beautiful and everlasting
rose-tint to the cheeks Of the fair.
The only arguments against its general
use are, that in u short time it gives a
deadly pallor TO the couptenapee Of 1t:
victims and an unnatural brillianoy
TO the eyes, that il is impossible to giyi
up the practice when once commenced
and that it will eat up the vital power
quicker than alcohol or opium.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27
EIopement Extraordinary.

Another case of elopement came to
an untimely end in Boston lately. The
intending delinquent is a young lady
of great beauty, well connected, is
heiress in her own right to a splendid
fortune, and is only eighteen. her
admirer, dashing young f'llow o.
the city is not favorably looked upoi
by her father, consequently their op-
portunitiy for exchanging their sweet
vows Of love were limited. Love,
however, laughs at locksmiths, and
rather than bear the thraldom longer
they resolved to defy the parental au-
thority, and rivet the chains of love
with Hymen's lock without his consent.
Last evening everything was prepared,
the hack was in readiness, the swain
eager, the hour had struck, and ex-
pectations was on tip toe. But, alas,
for blighted hopes, papa got wind of
the affair, and locked his daughter up,
and prevailed upon the housemaid to
take her place. Biddy was in no ways
10th, so wrapping her shawl about her
form and covering her face well up, for
Luna shone bright upon the scene, she
tripped nimbly into the street. A
soft and whispered hush greeted young
Brown as he gently pressed the fair
girl to his heart, and hurrying her to
the hack gave directions to Cambridge.
On the way he INDUCED in those little
billings and cooings which lovers de.
light in. Biddy, unused to such dem
onstrations, took them all in good
part, resolving to carry out the affair
to the end, denoucement which oc-
Cured sooner than either expected.
"What an internal smell of whisky
where the deuce does it come from,
] I.wQnder ?" said Brown. as the fumes
gan.
Faith and sure l dunno"
"Eh, what? why, Emily, you seem
to have mastered the Irish dialogue to
perfection calculated Brown, not lit
tie astonished at the peculiar accent.
But his suspicious were confirmed
when the soft ends of Biddy's nous.
tache tickled the aforesaid organ, and
the mystery of the whisky at the same
time cleared up. Seeing he had been
sold, and without waiting to step thC
hack, he dashed open the door and
springing out he was up st. Charles
street IL less than no time. Biddy
ordered the hackman to drive to Boyls
ton street, where old H--lth'
name is suppressed for obvious rea
sons) bestowed upon her a five dolla
bill. Miss Il feels bad, but ha
not the slightest suspicion of the par
Biddy played in the little drama.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27
A PASTORAL.


The following poem is by A. j. Mumby,
n hitherto unknown English poet. IL is
not only natural and easy i'm its flow, but
IL is a marvel i'm the way of versihcation.
Observe the ingenious manner i'm which
certain words of the first stanza are made
TO rhyme with the corresponding words in
the second, and so on in the third and
fourth, &c.
l sat with Doris, the Shepherd maiden;
Her crook was laden with w-eathed flow
ers
l sat and woed her through sunlight
wheeling,
And shadows stealing for hours and hours.
And she. my Doris, whose lap encloses
Wild Summer roses of faint perfume,
The while sued her, kept hushed and
hearkened
Till shades had darkened from gloss to
gloon.
She touched my shuolder with fearful
finger;
She said. 1--WE linger, we must not stay
My flock's in danger, my sheep will wan
der
Behold them yonder, how far they stray -
answered boldly, "Nay, let me hear ou,
And still be near you, and still adore
No wolf nor stranger will touch one year.
ling
All stay, my darling, momentmore
She whispered, signing, "There will be
sorrow
Beyond tomorrow, if I lose to-day;
My fold unguarded, my flock unfolded-
shall be scolded and sent awayr'
Said I replying, If they do miss you,
They ought to kiss you when you get
home;
And well rewarded by friend and neighbor,
Should bo the labor from which you come.
"They might remember" she answered
meekly,
"That lambs are weekly and sheep are
wild;
But if they love me its none so fervent-
/ am a servant and not child"
Then each hot ember glowed quick with
in me,
and love did win me to swift reply;
"Ah do not prove me, and none shall
bind you,
Nor fray, nor find you, until die y
She blushed and started, and stood wait
ing, o..
AS if debating in dreams divine;
Rnt did brave them,-L told her plainly.
She doubted vainly, she must be mine.
So we twin-hearted, from all the valley
Did rouse and rally her nibbling ewes;
And homeward drove them we two togeth-
er,
Through blooming heather and cleaning
dews.
That simple duty from grace did lend her.
My Doris tender, my Doris true;
That her warder did always bless her,
And often press her to take her due.
And now in beauty she fills my dwelling
With love excelling, and undetiled;
And love doth guard her, both last and
fervent.
No more a servant, nor yet child.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27
80 PER ANNUM.

young men lies in the homely virtues
of diligence, industry, vigilence and
honesty. With these attributes, even
not when reinforced by native talent
and education, no young man need
fail of constant and lucrative employ.
ment. They are the open sesame to
his employers confidence and friend
ship. They are valuable properties in
any business, and are as certain to
command a good salary as prime
wheat is to bring a good price. Those
young men who possess them succeed (;
those who do not possess them fail.