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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS
DEPARTURES.

The weather continues moist, although
the clouds do not send down any quantity
of rain Yet there seems to BE- II consider
able Precipitation among them, and the
moisture falls generally like heavy dew
Some poetical fellow once described rain
as tear-drops, wcpt by the clouds, Having
this similc in view, we should say the clouds
are crying ''yery easy this mourning.
The river has only risen three inches
since lat report and will probably be
stationary to-day.
The Mississippi is about stationary at
st, Louis and above, 4 rise of some mag
nitudc is reported coming down the Mis-
souri,, and the river is bank full at
Omaha.
The ohio j. falling nj Pittsburg with
nine feet water in the channel; it is also
falling at Louisville, with twenty feet
water in the chute over the falls.
The Cumberland is rising rapidly, with Is
feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Business here continues moderate at our
levcc
The NJ. j, Wicks has been delayed
beyond the time expected, and has
consequently received full load to the
great delight of her owners, while other
boats have passed down with slim trips.
The Quickstep brought 100 bales hay and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

They never tire the eye. They last
|hny years without change. They are
Erfcc, in every particulars. They are
|hrranted not to break. Call on Taber
POS, our well known Jewellers, and asks
bout them. m29dawlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

The new supply ofsilk hats just received
! Miller Il Miller is worthy of especial
Rtention of gentlemen who wish 10 pur-
base anything in that line that is strictly
|, .hionable and of frst-class manufacture.
be supply embraces all sizes; and as to
rice and quality satisfaction Is guar
nteed. feb2stf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

Messrs. Miller and Miller have just re-
|eived AN unusually large, well assorted
nd strictly fashionable supply Of piece
pods, to which they ask especial atten-
lon. The lot embraces the finest cloths
bid cassimers ever brought to Cairo, and
ach variety of styles that all tastes may
y accommodated. Suits or garments
rom these goods are made to order in the
pest manner and latest style, and at hg-
hres that will defy competition. For
proof Of this they only ask to be put on
rial. At all events cali around and see
Jle new goods. jaD26tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

our colorcd citizens vote on Mon
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08
ElirttN-.


BY ". D HOW Ills.
Were | Di0Esnes,n says wrztLful
Charles Lamb iu one OF his letters, Il
would not move out ~ "a kiIderkin INTO
i nogshead, though tia brst had I-a
uotuIug bub sTnsil beer IN II. and 81
second reeked clsre," / fancy t. p
loa. ming of tHe trrnsitionaIy y state cane
in greA. part from ghe rude and eieEIen-
tai nature Of the means u moving IN
Lambs day. IN our own time, ii
Cuarlesbridse ri lesst, everything IS SO
perfectly contrived, ,tnai ltis III soGeways
a pleasant excitement to noye; though
do not commend the diversion to anv
but people OF entire leisure, for II cannot
be denied that is, at any rate, an inter
ruption TO work. But little is broken,
little is defaced, nothing is avo daily
outraged or put 10 shame. OF course
there are in every house certain objects
OF comfort snd even ornament, which
III state of rep0se derive q sort Of dig
liJy rom being cracked, or sclatched,
or orgauicaily debiiitatsd, anu give az
idea of ancestral possession and or long
descent 10 the actual owner; and ycu
must not hope that this venerable quai
ity will survive the public exposure up
on the furniture wagon. There II IN
stantly perighes, like the consequence
of some couriTy notable huddled and
hustled abc..; in ;lre graceivss and =
noTG.t tun - Of IL great city. 10 tei!
the truth. Fs.e number OF things that
turn shabbs inder the ordeal of moving
strikes a "a Z OF unaccustomed poverty
20 he heart s. .Iich, loving al manner Of
Eiakeshifts Is rich even 10 lis dilapida-
lions. For tie time you feel dSStaGeG
by the spectacle of that iUT.3fnness, ana
il yol are man OF spirit you Try {"
..,... I'll. "a ,.s-Ociatio1 WITH lt ID tire
.Iind oi the ,5s..-I-"J; yoi H@ep scfupU-
iuusly i.I-UUOrs, or il q ianL -c,i eXiseHcs
obii-es yOu to 20 back aud a.. 4 5ei t'"fh
the old mouse aadtns l--U, yot. sle.; CD
scure by-ways remote IEOm the great
street down With tie wagon il"unis your
ruin and decay, AID time your arrivals
and DEPARTURES so - 70 have Ia air q
merely dropping u. At either place. Tliis
consoles you; but IL deceiyes 10 oEri ioi
the man who is moving il unmis 2kabiy
stamped with transition Atlantic
for December.
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farlu anl anHh;d
EEints 20 Farm ers.
BY THE Fat CONTRIBUTOR. "

Now shat Water is approaching, il
W uld perhaps 81. as well % discontinue
haying, and tuIi! year attention to get
ting in yoar fail saw-l0ss. No farmer
can consider h,s !il w@il; completed
until II: iljs IA, cellar we.l supplied
WITH saw logs. 5e..t>,i around The ulazing
hearth of winters night, there is 10
frui5 m3re delicious.
y correspondent asks as waat We
5hiak of late pip .hug. p:owiug shoulGl
Aot be con,inls'i laser in.,n teu O'clock
at might. Itge,75t,9 norscs ia me 'lanit
of staying out ia;e, Gni ulilGly exposcs
the plow. }Ye have known plo"s 10 ac-
quire spring halt and lntlam.nat,ry
rheumatism iro';i Ia.e pio@irg. Don't
do il.
To .uothtr correspondent who wants
us 10 -Qggcsy u goou a.! ain on q farm, We
wouid say a heavy mortgage at ten per
cent. viii dcaiu it as rarld.y IS anything
we know o:.
Whea yoa make q lei sa.=ct nothing
but the soundest tugn.ps, ch piping them
into sled length before cradling them
In boiling youf cider use plenty OF ice.
and when BOILED hang it up in The sun
to dry.
y pick-aE Should neref % used i'll
picking apples. Il has tendency 20
break dawa tAo vines aad damage tne
hive.
In sowing your winter app'e-;aell 4
horse-rake VIII be louai pceieEal.- to a
step-Iadier. S5ep-i2,i,iers are tI;,aie TO
freeze up, aal are he,..iy palata5ie un-
less uoii,i witu sugar.
In cutting down hemIycl trees for
canning, se.eot only the largest. Don't
throw away ihe chip, as th=y make fine
parior ornaments, eHc.se,i in rustic
frames OF salt aud vinegar.
Tle coming cD.d weather should s,:g-
gest 10 to the hI-a1ue farmer .he ne
ceSsty for a good COW silei. The fol-
lowing is a recipe fer making good COW
shei. Pour paiiiui Of boiIii.; hot wa
ter on her buck, ana ii ti,sJ don't make
good COW shed--her hair-we are 30
prophet, 10 anybody.
Nov is the time for planting your
winter hay. The pink-eycl 5autI-down
is probably the bes, variety, as il dol.'i
need polling and begins TO Is, early
LCincinnati Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

on the Hes'fv side "f tae meat. place in
pats, 80 a- -5 keep al. lAe n.5zture; IT,
PEA .-s .J.aaias every three days, r1'-
aing in thoroughly. For large pieces,
.-.. .v.a her, si,.Er days viii he le-
y. --., ii miid weather, G-ty days, aud
d'r.-. days les for small pieces. The
skin and fat Of hams shouid be cut clean
from The iace, as i8T down - the second
joint, toaIlow !as salt TO enter. Smoking
is OF 10 benefit; il Is only quick way
OF drying. Most people would prefer
drying without smoke. you smoke,
use only walnut or yellow birch wood,
Or m&hogony s-@-dust.' BE sure your
meat y well cooled of before salting;
ten days after killing is ul.,cr,han tsn
hours.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

DAMP WALLs.-In notice il the
Philadelphia ledger, o. a ncw cement
or wash for keeping the interior OF house
walls dry, there IS one fact which should
haFe been noted. and that i, that the
cement i GzelIl only where wafer comes
through froal the outside. This, by the
way, l. Hoy always The case. Tie damp
ness sometimes coils4 noHi tie founda-
ton np, ana sometimes IS the condeu-
saticn Of the moisture OF the interior
upon tile inside walls. Another cure fol-
a damp house IS am air chamber, made
by laths, nailed upon TWO or three inch
stris. Coat these Iaths with cement, or
ordinary lime and plaster and Yen have
a dry wall. Tie Z. giect ef this pyecau-
tion in many buildings sometimes
makes them dgmper in dry seasons than
during ain -t1~G-s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

Meat cured in pickle iaade OF water
In-.ead OF moiasses is not "a good, and
only used Ieeause mole profitable aud
least laborious. Tie iayor oi cured
meats depends mainly upon the kind of
molasses used. The bestteinperature is
400i frozen meat VIII upt cuie, aad If
above 5U0, willbe liable 10 ta!Et. For ICO
pounds OF meat take eight pounGs Of
salt, one quart Of best moi4sses or ,wo
pounds &! sugar, one-half pound oi salt
peter, two OF gIOund alum; mix ana rub
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08
An InyitInssCeuntry.

! new settler someW here in Missouri,
gives the following graphic sdeacriPIon
of the country and people in that sec
ton of Uncle Sans dominions:
"As for the country tie land Is a.
cheap as dirt, and gcod enough, but the
clsmaie rasny +,iovy and snitry. The
people die so fasV hete that every HaI:
mas his third wife, ana every woman Is
a widow. AS for the people OF Missouri,
thay are perfect christians. Thay fulfil
Tie scriptures, to tie letter, where ii
says, Let God be true, but every inaE
a liar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08
Gfeai Improvement in
s-aSIli5 6 machines.
1si, GLd W0CaeB Wash-BOard
again GrFned-Up.

I < : = SIMPLE c 9INATION of the lever
strucjiou oi tic - NV WIZ
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine even ,ntro6uC has bee,,
brought lutC USE
~ ei5 "a "uunlbus" is completely silenced
.'l-t --ie pI,J uGice against Was Machines
Oft4lviie wherever i.iis machine been tried
ana good qualities and capae asted N ia
universally pronounced lust VIII vas needed
i-s q .''Hu'-s,tNlus Washing Mac. O
for reference as to the sUpert. gof thisma-
following names:
f.eo.i;e s.'..'i .D.i%ofth. Nj. Pleasant, o.
y. i.-, ia.i- Huntsville Ohio
stephen ilgbson, FIushing, Ohio.
Joseph NaIssr,
,iacpJ Holloway
L.. I'll = .ii-,wis, ,1, st. Ciairsville, Ohio.
u. G. sseilar,
EiJlh PieNeiing, East Richland,
EnCch CarIHau,
''i,' ~ az s4i "llit-S VINO are using the machine.
to: l4aOriustt.C on, address
\. BP ANSON & CO.,
iii'-'-'' Flushing, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

Akron Beacon protests against the
snoring OF church sleepers. Oil theii
noses, Mr.. Beacon, and they wsii run
smoothly enough.
Il is said that the hearing Of Fanny
Ferns husbands lecture creates an III
tense longing for heaven. There'll be no
more Parton there.
Olive Logan declares that she will ire
msye the mystery that surrounds the
girls" whercupon the Laaisvii1e CruTies
says: The rest of you may shut your
eyes, but hanged if we Will
Fanny f. rms figh ing weight is nearly
200, avoirdupois.
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SUBSCRIPIJONS.-ls7l.


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An Extra Copy OF either the Magazine. Week
y, or i.tz1r W. be supplied gratis Iur every
remittance; or, -i&. Copies :or S2JVJ without
extra copy.
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 Aarper's Mag zine Weekly.
anu h2zlr 10 one address for one year s.u U,; OF
Two OF harpers Periodicals, to one address for
one year. 500.
Back = NuII5ors can be supplied at any time.
A complete set of IIarpcrs Magazine, now
cnlnnrisng Il Volumes, in neat cloth biuding
Wiii ne seat Hy express. freight at expense of
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pinding. - cents, bv mail, postpaid
1he postage on Harper, Magazine j. Il cents
poSt-uGice. Address
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

An ola man sent Lis daughter 10 q
seminary; she graduated and. re.ugled.
city gentleman visiting tie seclicu
called upon the lady. t,eoid IlaE nnet
lIiln AT the door ana invited hiIa i.l.-
Tie two SAT down, and in few Ihin-
utes the lady stepped iii. During the
conversation, the young man asked Tie
lady if she pias ed on the piano. The old
man quick rs bought gave the reniy-
you bet-she ereriAstinsly paws tAe
ivory, and howls like The C-l."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

How are earthquakes caaseG? That
question WIS pus 70 o. SON Gays since.
Eth r We colId NOT find tilie 10 ABS wer
1t or else we lost abe questIon-'.s -Iar-
get wliic:,-ald 80 could not reply. Nc
nasten now 10 reply. that earl !iqua!s
are caus =. t -; N-aveo. e!sist'c ctinpE>=
sion, produced by suCotn iiezufe ..L.i
constraint o. the elastic materials form
ng a portion Of the eaEtn'o crust, OF by
u sudden RELIEF oil his couslraiHt Uy with
Grawal OF the corcs, or 10y heir giving
way and becoming fractui I'll.
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XIV.
XXVI

Le- your religion be seen.- LAMPS
do not talk; but they do shine. A light
house sounds no drunI; il beats on
gong; and yet far over the waters its
frinedly spark is seen by the mari
ner.
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70 u3 Public.

The -I..-r>- -.--ls ii s.llIpuEceS that he has pur-
-ls>,i ..Is tl.-lle Interest ANA Soou will OF
Ac->->- t.--.lt u-i. oo Downing, in their line OF
s.i--l 1'.~-c~ gt:ils rviW cen 3iOTrIStOwn and
ans W .-Sy.l..- IL t.C afternoon. lie Will now
'r prepared ~ .,-t,i-uu,s-te ali travellers With
-'.al.' '...tH-e GE3IlS-.--,s. under the charge of
,-t.s-li: st.lt ~>-- employees Fair Finy cents
ltsWe>h j. .'1r->;3r. u j.u;! 81 ClairSVille and
!. iiact.;.- s.-i. -. Clii.syii-e-way passengers
in proportion.
A-t. -sl;v Il. Patterson viii act as his, and the
lArr,'>S -l-,I.. II ~. CiaIVsvlUe Ali orders
.tu< pitr,'.-.s .eil win ulil VIII be promptly
ana c.l-ei,.lly attended ;o
JOSEPH b. BUTLER.
Ncv,.il r..r ls-5f
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1isrslaaesgS,
Tl fETSItIlHS.


NEW YORK, August 18Th. lsGS.
Allow me 70 call your attention to nay PRE-
/ iPARATIUN OF COMPOUND ENTRAGI
{ BUCHJ. Tie component PARTS are, BUCHC,
LONG LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION.--Buc!Iu. il vac1o,
Juniper Berries, by dlstli!2tion, 10 form Il In,
gin, Cu5ebS extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very
spirit. II IS more pa!atable than any now il
use.
Buchu Is prepared by DruggistS, is OF dark
color. II IS plant that emits rs fragrance;
the action OF flame destroys this its active
princIplej leaving a dark and giutiuOUS dCccc-
lIUn. Mine Is the color OF ingredients. The
Bucnu in my preparation pTedominateS; the
smallest quantity of the other ingredients are
added, 10 prevent fermentation; upon in
tlOn il Will be found not TO be n IInctur
made IN PuarmacOpCea nor is IL syrup
therefore can be us ed in cases where fev
Inflammation exists. In this You hav
An ledge oi the ingredients and the mo
preparation.
Hoping that you VIII favorit with = trial, and
that upon Inspection il VIII meet with your
Al probation,
With n feeling OF profound confidence,
''''' II. T. HiELMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist OF 10 years experience.
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists
November4. 1851.
"T am acquainted with Mr.. II. 7. Helm Old
he occupied the Drug store opposite my resi-
Gence, and gaS successful in conducting III
before him. l have been faVorably impIt sSed
with his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEiGHTM ~.
Firm OF Powers and Weightman, Manufacture
ing Chemist, Ninth and Brown S-eeiS,
Philadelphia.
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XXI

wan u uninterrupted health
Throughout my long career,
And streams OI never Iai.ng WGllf
To scatter far and near
Tae destitute 10 cloJhe and feed,
Free bounty to'beSJoW,
Supply Tie helpless orphans need.
Aud sootn the widows woe,
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XIX

want kind and tender heart,
For others wants TO feel;
a soul secure from Fortunes dart
And Dos IIn arnn'u win steel,
To Dear Divine echIstiseneuL's rod,
And ningilng IN my plan,
SUBMISSION TO tue VIII of God
With charity to man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08
Land and Town Property

- OF Sale
! Will offer for sale, for Three Months. all of
Il my Real Estate, consisting OF the follow
ing: ltO acres of choice farming land in the
Northeast part Of Belmont County. OliO. near
tho Harrison County line and about TWO miles
South OF HarriSVille. Harrison County, Ohio
rms Farm is known as one OF he best for
farming anu stock raising ana with its own
merits and the value O! adjoining and SIR
rounding farms, ranks vita those ts"t ar,.
U'S class The House is ordiaary ana tuc Barn
ana other out-buiidingS very good. Churches
and School convenient.
Ninety AcreS Immediately South o. aud 9t!-
joining the town Of HarriSvi.lc is yOoI soil
Wen watercd, q good orchard and two -aaG
Dwelling Houses and can hv divided into two
Smal farms. There is a good IUI Ng~f ON the
premises, not in use, " tn Tie necessary sur
roundin-sund everything favorable TO carr,
on Il successful business.
-ItSo, u large ana Sp CnjiG Brick In DIM for
q dwelling ana business hOus q. iu The town ot
HarriSrille. The dwelling Department has
c!ght rooms, and the Sjosc room L. one of tr,,
beSt and most neatly fitted and fun shed .u
the country. There lS % splendid stock uf pv,-
GppdS, Notions, &c, new AMI clean. now ia
the room, and can be bHuEAt with tlc DraoPrty
or the room can be rented 10 the parties in
possession.
Any desired In nfo-mstion can De had by cali
ing upon or addressing
SAMUEL SLOAN.
nolO-5m' HarrisviIIe. harrison, Co. ..
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XIII

1 want the seals of power and place.;
The ensigus Of command;
Charged by the Peoples unoought grace.
70 rule my native land
NOR crown, nor sceptre would / ask
But from my couuIry's wIi,
BY day, by night, 10 ply the task
Her cup OF bliss to ill.
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j. M. =. CRAFTY.
Insurance AgUn!, BeIlare, u.
TIE ELGIN and WA lTEAI

fl'Ha besv American Watches now u...ie, Iu
A every variety Oi sly ie stuU Wei-ly ut com
silver and soma gold cases, extremely Cheap
SILVER ana GOId imported Watches, C.ict per
than ever. VIZ.
Coin silver, Gents, Hunting Cls,.......... 1,
u Gaa.ss' soII GoId !t'intlA eisse..-..-.... - "
Reliable time-pieces aIj i:.sliona..., C.isa-.
Solid Gold jeWeiry ,il. Chains ,Ufy,.s- O.rl l ~
utdc55c,J positive y hail luc usual u-.,.. Ne
sell small quantities 10 JeEy..c.S aOlu. a. limit
ell business, 4SsS t-itli the usual IOaUI4g r:tc~
DIdalolus uf tiIc finest G,ss.i..-> j.. ..ic ..i-l,.
settings. D:i.nJii.. 11I-.,-gelleat Ii.E-s =
Specially. S91ts as tar tS siS.rj.
Any E.nD4t..i, S-9I OF iL.ss- OF any society
IN the WCf4d, 4ITntstIcd. FJI any urj.c.c Ol
GJid Bog OAK, W i.Ir3y " lTeuc8 J-U, - .,cauiie
Hair, o. any Je"c4ry tAaI EOa have iall,,l 10
get e-scTivf', sem. - Us s.tt We viii p.,c,!re
or Make ItIof yuI, Al ..cJ la U;g. s-Ie.s COM
MUSiUN Sl.TS IIru.silesi 10 cIUscs.c,.
Ahe Lsi,s-u ui ,-ie l-.sSist.s.I Il .t-y,.e lie or
gan Vi ti!C Nici upl-Nt Cl..c4. .>.t,-. .. invite
special attention "a t-ie advertisements OF A!r
h. j. NASH. A>-Urtl-ss there gwen ar. worthy
OF the fullest commence. IIp goods sent IN
supply in- orders, viii be Oi tae genuine ma
teridi.
Extra Inducements tOc.ubs wanting pieces
of JewPIry.
@. Goods sent c. o. D., with privilege % examine
before paying.
Price Last Tree 10 any address.
0---oln T. j. y ASH, NJ. tSi tICaCv3y, =. y :.
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usually known .ls She 3iassil0a Machine and
is also Ir-lI-c-s--- .i.ll-- largely of Life
EALSION'S IMPROVED PATENT THRESH
ING AACHlNES,
knowrby many IS jiie Double Cleaner.l also
coaililp;9 1lty--i-i~. sIa three diIlere I kinds
OF morse powers. iuciUilH THE carey power
Al! NV machines are u:;Ill Of Ine hest season.
ca i-li5sf' -ii.. p1t l.--'-lec III the best work.
Al'l-tiA, Il! .i--.'. i,,. are tGliy warranted to-
give s;ltlS'--.40. Is o.. :. ..-Ir ttIai
Keep constantly '- ii1Gd u large supply OF
5hc above machines und powers. which offer
l1t i' on rs TSrilc re seTIlS as the times will
adEst of.
Ilc Increasing demand for my machines
having c Ugc!Ied Inc 10 enlarge my shop am
now Prepares, "a addition 20 the above to
TIJuUt .r.UsC
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM
E%OFINES.
Rolling LII, .,sS Factory aud Nail MIL Ma
cA!ne-s. N. ki-cs "- repairing done at short
.Ai.2.aers aai letters Of inquiry promptly
Send ,s- Illustrated rauiphiet.
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XXI,

/ want the genius to conceive.
Tile talents 10 unfold
Designs, the vicious TO retrieve,
The vlrtuous TO uphold.
inventive power, co;nDI ming skill;
a perseverlng soul,
VI human hearts 20 mould the will
And reach from pole 10 pole.
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EXX.

lwaut keen, observing eye,
An ever lis tening ear,
Tne truth tnrough all disguise to spy,
Aud wlSuoln Voice 10 near:
A Tongue TO speak at virtues need
In heayeaI'S subiimest'sUrain:
And lips, the cause Of Man To plead,
And never plead la vain.
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XIV,

Iwant the voice OF honest praise
To follow me behind;
And TO be thought in future days
The friend OF human kind,
That alter ages as They rise
Exuiting may proclaim
Iu choral union ~ the skies
Their blessings on my name.
XIV.
These are the wants OF m ortal man.
cannot want them long
For LIE itself is but span
And earthly bliss a song.
my last great want, absorbing all,
Is, when beneath the sod,
And summon'd 10 my final call,
The msTcy ofay God.
XXvI,
And oh! while circles in my veins
OF life the purple stream,
And yet fragme sn all remains
OF Natures transient dream,
My soul, in numbi hope unscar'd,
Forget not thou to pray,
That this thy lOdat may be prepared
10 1leetlte Judgment day.
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THE EAN1S OF NAN.
BY JOHN Q. ADAMS.

.Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long"
y GaLdsnlith's Hermit.
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want warm and faithful friend
To cheer the adverse hour:
VINO ne'er to naJter W III descend
Nor bend the knee 20 power.
a friend To caide Inc when i'm wrong,
My tnInost soul 10 see;:
Anu tnaI my friendship prove as strong
For ham, As hls Tor i1e.
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want a st teward, butler, cooks,
A coach man, footman, grooms;
A library of well-bound books,
And dpicture-garnished rooms,
Corregios, Magdalen, and Night
The Matron of the chair;
Guido's fleet coursers in their flight
And Claudes at least a pair.
VIII.
Az, and to sta mp my form and face
Upon the sol i'd rock,
I want, their lineaments to trace,
Carrara's m ilk-white block,
And let the chiefs art sublime
By GreDough's hand display
Though all the range OF future time
My features to the day.