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1t must be remembered that the ac-
acknowledgements, so far as the wife is con-
cerned, is an essential part of the deed,
and if not properly taken and certifsd,
the deed is nullity. / have seen sever
al deeds of late, in which the Justice
certified that the wife acknowledged that
she i'signed" the deed, without stating
that she acknowledged that she 'sealed
and delivered" it. All such are utterly
worthless md void.
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sNUBBED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. %.
The COMMITTEE on Education asked to be
discharged from any further consideration
of the resolutions of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture presented by Mr.. Revels for printing
house and institution for the blind. The
committee conclude, the whole thing is
very much in the nature of swindle."
PARrzAN ACCOUNT OF THE SAN DOMINGO
BUSINESS.
SAN DOMINGO CrTY, Feb. 23.-The Domi-
nician Commission arrived here from Sama-
ma Bay yesterday. Every one connected
with the party is in excellent health. The
want of coaiing facilities detained the ship
six days at SANTANA.
The commission found that the inhabi-
tants of that peninsula generally favor an
nexation.
A full investigation made into the own
ership of the land aroundEhe harpor showed
that no United States official was involved
In any private transactions there whatever.
Fabens and associates, and O'Sullivan, have
perpetual lease, at nominal price. Of
nearly all the available water front for large
vessels around the harbor of Samana.--
There are no valuable minerals in that Sec
ton. The commission landed hero this
morning. and were formally received by
Baex. NIr. Wade explained the character
Of their object. Baez and Cabinet gave q
cordial welcome. Baez said peace and q
stable Government would follow q union
with the United States; the people were all
anxious for union.
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There is no phase of meanness which the
carpet-bag and scalawag fraternity do not
assume. In Lafayette county. Arkansas.
we are credibly informed, for the double
purpose of gaining favor with the freedmen
and TO crafty mean malice against gen.
tie men, they advise the former, as they
have already drawn from the planters the
value of their portion of the crop, not to
gather the cotton now in the field, so that
their employers will be forced to pay them
an extra price to do so, the beginning oil
the next year. The evil results of such
teaching may be readily seen.-Shreveport
Southwestern.
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue Of "a Deed of Irr.. r......
ID =. Barksdnlo and A. u. N.I.
cure NJ John Humphrey I.. U..H..
certain obligation fhrrrIu described
dtfsigned Trustees WII UT....I F..
Public Auction iD fHr IIrHU.I I#.|.. ...
in front OF che Capitol. Iu I.ut.I. ... ..
Miss, ON thc ai day 0f AUII I.II ... .
ing described land iu IHH GONNA. ..
Miss, t0eWItt IhH uuTfNHI#. ......
west half % quarter rHu ~ IHLI ....
section .. n. q. RE
=. bali W. quarter Soc. t.
Northeast quarter Soc. b. ~ # N
South hnlf Qu9HUr HUI ........
quarter See. b2 q. 3. D. E
West half HW QuNf.r HHr
We win convey ouch NU.H.
as Trustees, which 81 believed Ia I.
II. III|
IUU. NI.
March 3. lsllis
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LABOR AND SUPPLY
Contracts for 1871
We have now ready and for sale AZ the rate Of
81 per QuIre of IA blanks,

We have now ready and for sale AZ the rate Of
81 per QuIre Of IA Hanks,
APPROVED FORMS, printed on the best
quality Of paper as follows;
\. Contract for Share OF Crop.
=. Contract for Wages.
4, Landlords Mortgage Lemon Crop, for
Rent.
a. Landlords Mortgage Lien, where rent
isagreed TO be paid in money.
3. Merchants Mortgage Lien for supplies
TO be advanced ia 1871.
O. Merchants Mortgage Lien, securing ex-
listing Indebtedness, and operating as a
mortgage for supplies which may be
advanced In 1871.
=. Deed OF Trust, securing advances by
merchants.
=. Deed OF Trust, for general purposes.
o. Deed OF Trust for Rent and Supplies.
Single Blanks 10 cents. In ordering from
above, please designate the number prehEed,
and we viii understand the kind wanted.
Orders filed promptly, by mail or express.
Address
POWER Az RARxsDALE,
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In the Chancery Court of the First District
at Rules, Feb. 2lst, 1871.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPLt
Kinds COUNTY.
MRS. SALLIE G. BROWNE
by her next friend, &c,
JAMES NJ. 4. BROWNE,

Upon opening the complainants Bill in this
u cause, and it appearing to the satisfac-
tion of the Court that the defendant, James d
f. Browne, is not a citizen of the State of Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process of this Court can
not be served on him 1t is, therefore, ordered
that he enter his appearance herein on or be-
fore the next term of this Court, to be holden
at the court room in the town of Jackson, the
Sd Monday in April next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants bill or the
several allegations thereof viii be taken fer
confessed as to him. 1t is further ordered that
a copy of this order be published in the Weekly
Clarion, newspaper published in the city OF
Jackson once week for one month.
SAMUEL D0NNELL, Clerk.
GEO. DONNELL. ID. @. March 2. wit
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MospAr. Feb. q. 1871.


ISrRoDUcrIoE or BILLS.
o,lggy Mr.. Abbott-An act to reduce into
tosvn ~ oIcssral acts incorporating the
BY Mr.. Littie-An act to amend an acE,
approved July Atm, 1S7O, 10 establish a uni
form system of Public Schools
by Mr.. Warner-An act to define misde-
meanors and nix their punishment.
By Mr.. Morgan-An act 10 incorporate the
Sunfiower River Navigation Company.
BILLS PASSED.
An act to amend the revenue laws Of this
State.
Ar act supplemental to an act to iReOrPOr-
ate Sardis, etc.
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BREy<THsI.

The bond Of Berresford w. nxed a
$4,000.
Capt. B. F.Jones of the winona Democrat
called on Saturday.
Governor Aleorn is of to ''sweet Coaho-
ma for ten days.
Mr.. Williams of Lexington, Miss, offers
reward of $50 for certain stolen horses.
w. w. Wishart, administrator of the
estate ofJohn Smith has a notice elsewhere.
Never despise humble service-when large
ships run aground, little boats may pull
themof
On Wednesday evening, near Hazlehurst,
man named Z veil Saunders was killed by
VIM. Miller.
Another article from the pen of Gen.
George will be found on the first page of to-
days paper.
Peach trees are In bloom, and 1t is not be-
Iieved that the sudden cold snap Of Sunday
has damaged the buds.
Mr. Dupree was elected Superintendent
of the Lauderdale Orphans Home, by the
Board of Trustees, last Friday.
The closing OF the Telegraph and POST
was Washingtons birthday.
The rules of practice adopted by Con-
yention of the Circuit Judges of this State,
win be found in another column.
The Telegraph messenger of this city a
youth of fourteen years, goes his rounds on
a yelocipede-manufactur by himself.
couple of trains on the n. o. & J. r. r
ran of the track a mile above town We'd
nesday. Nobody hurt but the railroad COM
pany.
Judge Cunningham, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
was accidentally killed in jumping off
moving train at Magnolia, last Friday
night.
Saturday night jackson was visited by a
heavy wind and rain storm-frightening
many timid people but doing no further
damage.
The inevitable darkey with the white |
wash brush and bucket is again upon the |
stage of misunderstanding the approach of
Spring.
The report that has gained circulation |
that every train on the n. o. & j. r * |
runs off the track is untrue-we have posi-
tive Information that not more than half
dozen serious accidents have occurred dur
ing the past five days.
Rev. J. NJ. Lewis resigned the pastoral
charge of the Baptist church at Canton. on
Sabbath last, having received and accepted
a call to the First Baptist church, New Or
leans DIR. Lewis is an estimable gentleman
and an able and efficient minister.
A gentleman who had been recently tray
cling on the n. o. q J. r. R.,was interviewed
by Memphis reporter, and stated "that the
surprise with me isknot the great number
of accidents that do occur, but the still
greater number that do not occur, judging
from the miserable condition of the road"
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School Books
MAPS, CHARTS ApptHtII I
an TROB UCWuu Hwa.
ONLY
HALF RETAIL RATES


Ali IN EEGWTe uaE
The attention OF Couut5 Hnr
intcndedta, school omrer., T..
ers. and other o. called fn IH.
duccmrnta we ourr to unrII..
any portion ~ fhr Nfate fa u
chnse thetr school unnI.a uT
ns we ARE enabled hE special
rangcmrnf. with uI ur fH
pubtishers. o. EItr trr HIT
TERMS thnf cnu De- oHtHfurU RI.
nny house Nortt or NBulI.
SENb ron cArhEagrE ur Ta|..
a.. e. usn uEfEu .t
wholesale und Retail n.H
dCc2l-sw-3m.
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The decision in the case of Painter VS..
Pillow, involving $4,000, for slaves
bought by Pillow before and during the
war, and for which want of consideration
was pleaded, has been affirmed by the SUI
preme Court of Tennessee against him, the
Court deciding that he is liable.
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TAKEN mn On my premises six miles north
IL Of jackson, on the Livingston road, o.
Wednesday, I'd Fobrnaryt ONE DAhA
MARE MULE, and ONE DARK BROWN
HORSE MULE, each four or ave years old
The owner can have them By saying thia.
feb2s THOMAS ATKINSON.
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Administra1Or's sale.

DY virtue of decree of the Chancery
ID Court of the Second District of Kinds
county, Mississippi, made at the February
term, 1871, thereof, the undersigned Admins
traitor of the estate of John Smith, deceased
will on Saturday, the 18th of March, 1871
within legal hours On the premises herein des-
cribed in the city of Jackson, expose for sale
at Public Auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, to-wit:
Part of two acre lot, No. 6, South, beginning
at the northeast corner of said two acre lot
and running South on the west boundary of
said lot one-fOurth of the length Thereof /;
thence eastwardly eighty feet; thence north
wardly in parelel line with the east bounda-
ry to the west; thence westward eighty feet
to the beginning; together with the tenements
situated thereon.
W. W. WISHART.
feb24-4w Administrator.
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In Philadelphia there Is a small black
smiths shop, the bellows Of which is operat-
ed by dogs. The bellows Is connected with a
wooden wheel box. which Is kept revolving
by the motion of tho dog, something after
the maner Of a treadmiln.
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A brass fog whistle the largest ever made
in America, and probably In the world, has
been constructed in Portland for the Light
house department. It is Of eighteen inches
bore. weighs some 40 pounds, and will re-
quire boiler Of fiffy horse power to furnish
the steam to blow Ii.
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In view of the increase of drunkenness
among the southern negroes. il is rumored
that Greeley advises the abolition of the GIN
houses on the cotton plantations.
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A female lecturer said, '.Get married,
young men. and be quick about it. Don't
wait for the millennium for the girls to be-
come angels. You'd look well beside an angle
wouldn't you, you brutes 2"
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CLARION NOTICES.
FOR Al 10.

We will send The WEEKLY CLARION Tor one
year, and copy Of the third and last edition
Of the Mississippi Manual Of Legal and Busi-
ness Forms.
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Coughs CoIds.-Those who are suffer
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, &C., should try Browns Bronchial
Iroehes,n simple remedy. which is in al
most every case effectnal. The Troches have
been tested by time, and pronounced uni
versally superior to all other articles for the
same purpose.
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An Ovcr-DOctorcd World. All
great physicians admit that the world Is over.
doctored with violent drugs In cases indi-
gestion, biliOusncss, constipation, wind collie.
diarrh9a, aud other casual or even chronic
affections Of the stomach, liver and bowels. All
that Is needed 10 restore the regular action 81
the disordered organs, Ia a dose or twoof
TARRANTS SETTER APERIENT.
the most delicious and harmless fcbrifugc,
laxative and alternative Ina the whole range III
medical remedies, II "a sufficient for the
strongest, cannot harm the weakest, and im-
mediately relieves the nausea which ordinary
catharties aggravate.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Feb. %. sw&w
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pefluc al has q poetess. The following
inimftable piece of poetry was composed BY
n yo1nR lady OF the high school.
.s1Inr rev siEEing on the end of rail,
poi ing his teeth with the end of his tail !;
ElIi.so sleeves, mulberry leaves,
A Il school teachers are hard to please. =
Now Carlisles apothegm finds verifi-
cation.
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The man who married three sisters in
succession excuses himself for so doing on
the ground that he goC of with only one
mother-in-law.
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HOUSE.
rNrRoDucIoN OF BILLS.


AN act to create Board of Railroad Com
An act to incorporate the WinOna and
AGO River Railroad Company.
An act TO prevent fraud in sale or trade OF
Live Stock and Cattle.
An act TO reclaim and protect from over
now BY the Mississippi river certain bottom
lands therein named.
An act for the relief Of VIM. Burnell.
Mr.. Street, by general consent. INTRODUCE
ed the following resolution. which>was read
and referred to Committee on Ways and
Means:
WHEREAS, That portion of the Revenue
Law releting to the tax on retail liquor
dealers is being differently constructed in
different localities and the provisions of the
law are not clearly defined, therefore,
Resolved by the House of Representa-
tives, the Senate concurring, That il was the
intention of the Legislature to prohibit any
additional tax by counties or incorporated
cities and towns on retail liquor dealers, and
the proviso to section of the Reuenue
Law was not intended to confer on the
Boards of Supervisors, or the authorities of
incorporated cities and towns power TO
those paying the two hundred dollars re-
quired by the present law.
ELLIS PASSED.
An act to require the Auditor of Public
Accounts to cancel Tax Deeds and Forfeit
ures in certain cases.
An act to authorize the Boards of Super
visors to correct erroneous assessments.
An act to change the time of holding the
Circuit Courts ia the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict, and for other purposes.
An act to change the time for holding
the Chancery Cour. in the Ninth -Chancery
District.
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We notice In the Catholic papers, that the
faithful In America still send liberal con-
tributions for the benefit of the Pope on
account OF the loss of his temporal power.
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The Cistercian order Of monks cultivate
A farm OF twelve hundred acFes, nine miles
southwest of Dubuque. la the ceister OF
the trast the largest nonastry in America
il hitrlf
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MANUAL or FORMS.



Third Edition. Revised aud Enlarged.
This valuable work has been thorough
ly revised, and very considerably enlarged
and In addition to the Forms for Magis-
rates, County Officers and the public
generally, statistics, etc, which haye made
the Manual immensely popular, Il will con
tain all the Public Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged lnclud,
ing
The General School Law.
The Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law, etc.
ALSO.
The Constitution OF Mississippi.
The Constitution Of the United States.
Revised Rules OF the Supreme Court.
Rules for Chancery Practice, adopted by
this late Convention of Chancellor.
A mplete Directory Of the Circuit aud
Chancery Courts, showing when and where
held, names Of officers. etc.
The Public Road Laws Of Mississippi as
now in force.
Railroad stations and Post Offices in the
State.
A complete roster OF the Public officers
and Institutions and Courts Of Mississippi.
Fees aud Salaries Of Public Officers.
Election and Population statistics.
Also, Miscellaneous information valuable
TO Lawyers, Clerks, Merchants, Planters
and the people generally.
It will contain nearly $50 pages. and
will be substantially bound. Sent post
paid, on receipt Of the price, or by Express,
G. o. ID:
POWER a. BARKSDAIE,
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FOR Ak 10.

We will send The sEMI-WEEKLY CLARION 10
one year, and a copy Of the above work.
Address
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR loUxa MEN, on Social Evils,
and the propriety or impr0priety OF getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
unified for matrimonial haPpiness Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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POW EH q BAHhSDALE,
JACKSON, MISS.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore, Md.
CAPITAL 81, 600 600


CAEIlhL ,OUO,OOO
SOLUBLE Pa CIFTC GUANO.
E1VE years experience in the use of this
IL Guano in the culture of Cotton, has given
it standard character for excellence unsur-
passed by any other Fertilizer. Experience,
through series of years, has demonstrated
that an application of 200 pounds per acre,
increases the crop three7fold; while an APP
plication of 100 pounds per acre, doubles the
production. At this rate of increase, with
cotton at present low prices, the investm@
in this guano pays from 80 to 200 per cent
profit.
The large fixed capital invested by the Pa
cifc GuanO Company, in the production of this
Guano, affords the surest guarantee of its con-
tinued excellence.
For supplies and further information apply
to w. f. KELLY, Agent,
I'll Camp ST., New Orleans,
And G. D. BUSTAMANTE, jackson, Miss.
February "A, 1871. 3w.
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We havo ou haul aII E.rI. uE#...| ..|
crnturc and p0cfruI Woke. ..H... I.....
Toy and Blank B0ohs. pnr.I .uf I.... ..
All grudra
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WTTHEDRAWN.

HyHE Reward OF $500 offered for the
IL captureof A. L. Heggie, Is Withdrawn.
h. 8. HINES.
Walden, Miss, Feb. sth, 1871.
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The best italian Violin. Guitar. ..I M
Strings, Music Books lor CUaI". .......
cietics aud Schools. Ta.irIrI..r U.... b.
Musical inatrumonls. Violin. InH.... ...
Bows, Pegs, kosIur rfca GmHeHU| ..
cons, Flutes, Fifca, HumuHIm#. r...
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VVIEE BRIDAL CHAMBER. ~

H. says for HommG Hcn ON dsrent
Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief FOR
the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated.
Sent in sealed letter enyelo pes
charge
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID AS
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth ST., PHILA-
DELPlIIA, Pa, Jan l7-sw&w8m
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POWER s. BARKsDALE,
II Jackson, Miss.
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General Commisio Mo.
no. a. CaroudoIet-tr...
NEW UHI.
Particular attention rIIUu IU ..
chase Of Merchandise HUI I|.H.....
piles. Orders hllod for iron L... |."
Aug ~ WY
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Sheet Music received a.s..H ... ....
and sent by Mail at puhU#har r..
piece Published in Europeor ku.... ..
ell on ahorL noLInn.
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We are thc State agents Or t.0 r'....
r. q. LIGuTE N Goa wtrr.a
J. w. VOsE a. WFM"||.
WIN. T. EMERSON. I EEaI. F..
AHn rU
J.. ESTEY a. Co. uwt.n.
PRESCOTT BROS. muH
BOSTON ORGAN COS uEuurra
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and duly, suricitcl and a,hcistical al.
ready, and writing the blasphemous
praises Of these pirates and at last
that migratory flock of scribes from the
Old World, crossing the sea on their
one ragged quill and feather, to cover
with barney their first employer, or
spit his enemies. mditfcrcptly.
There is nothing responsible like re.
sponsibility. A we'll established jour
nal, rooted in the solid interests Of com
mcrcc and society, made conservative
by long continuous experience and by
respectable support, accustomed t" look
upon men and issues. as they arise.
from its high conspicuous watch-towcr,
and need no adventurous help Of sub
sidY, sect, coterie or sensation, is as re-
sponsiblc as any human institution
An advcnturer journal, begun in piquc,
whim, nero avarccc, or reckless ambi-
ton, and sustained by its inconsistent
dcxteritics or the money of its familiars;
whether it be the sncering Mephisto' 5
publication or the learned and purchas-
cd Fausts, is the most insidious enemy
of society and freedom. The majority
Of the daily journals Of the United
States are of the former description
the majority Of the journals of New
York are otherwise, and are the un-
! ealthy civilizations Of this volatile and
dense society, on which they in turn
condense their unwholcsome influence
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THAT LINE FENCE.

Old farmer Smith came home in milf
From his field th~ 9th r day.
While his sweet littl' wife, the pride of his
lIc
At her wheel was spinning away.
ANA, ever anon. gay llfl'r song
with the '.uzz If her wheel kept time.
And his wrath,ul brow is clearing now,
Under her cheerful rl ymc
"Comc. com, It'll" Turk, put AVA. your work
And listen to what l say
What can do but quarrel brew
With the man across the way
"f lave ri't nv fence, hut he won't commence
T. l'vn single rail;
ii> rat lc get in. and the feed gets thin
m tempted to mako a sale -
why, Jnhn dear John. how you do go On
I'm afraid it will be rs they say
"No, no. little wife I have heard that strife
In u lawycr's hand won't pay.
ole is picking 4 flaw to drive me to law;
1 am told that he said he would;
And you know, long ago, law wronged me so,
vowed that l never should.
$50 what can do that will not rue,
To the man across tho way? p
"If that's wha you want. can help you haunt
That man with spcotcr gray!
"Thirty dollars will do to carry you through,
And then you have gained a neighbor;
1t would cost you more to peep in the door
Ola curt, and much more labor.
"Just use your good :cnsc-let's build him a
fence,
And shame bad act out Of the fellow"
They built up his part, and sent to his heart
Loves dart, whore the good thoughts mellow
That very same light, by the candle light,
They opened. with interest, a letter.
Not word wa there, but three grccnbacks fail
Suid the mar was growing better.
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can give but an Imperfect sketch of
what VIC saw. and can say uothiuy about
the many persons and things that came
in after our exit. We are under obi
cations to the very eentlemanly officers
of the society for kind attention, and
especially to the efficient and accomo-
dating President. Mr.. S. Scribncr Of
Franklord..
Although the weather was unpleas.
ant we found conecnial society and
good fare at the "Shcridan House."
whittier all should repair. who visit
Spring Valley.
Mr.. Hart of the "Iroyyrss' contribu-
ted to the pleasure of our stay, which IA
vor We will be glad to rcciprocatc.