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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-15
Berkeley County.

We clip the following articles from The
Matinsburg papers during The past
week -
Our RAlLRoAD-We learn that the
entire route Of Railroad, from The Polo
mac River 10 Msrlinsburg. has now been
definitely fixed upon BY The Board OF DI.
reclnls.
Some difficulty was experienced in the
approach 10 The Town, and IN determining
al wha, puin, il should cross The b. d.
y. r. r, and whether above that road or
upon a level with it. In determining this
question, it was deemed exPedlent 10 en-.
gage The skill and experience oil r. T..
Arms. Esq. OF Penn. as a consulting en-
pineer. Mr.. Arms stands high in bic
profession, and has The entire confidence
Of ,he Penn. CompsnIes, with which we
are connected in our presen; enterprise.
AS HE resul Of the various consulla'
lions and examinations had upon The sub
iaci. i, was determined 10 pass al prop
er elevation above The b. d U. K. L..
dUU Win ~ " q iS'uib
As this point has now been determined
upon we may soon expecI TO see The oPe-
rslions upou our road brought in the im'
mediate vicinity Of the town.
Mr.. March, continues TO increase his
force upon The road, aud now has, we be.
Ieve in his employ menl. upw ards OF SIX
hundred laborers, The work Is progressing
with great vigor, and 10 the entire salts.
faction of those having its CONTROL
Statesman.
REMOVAL DIR. Richard NJ, Sherry, so
long and so well nnown among Us, as a
successful and eminen, physician will, al
all early day, leave US for new home
among the hills Of Pennsylvania. We
thus lose one Of our Oldest and most val
ued citizens, who for owe; half a century,
has been closely Unidentified with The inter.
es's Of our people: whose venerable
form and kindly face. have become so Ia
mlliar, "as he went abOu, doing good"
that no one would be more missed. The
good wishes OF hosts OF friends will follow
a citizen we all regret losing .-States-
nan.
APPOINTMENT OF TELLER.-George
Doll. Esq, has been appointed Teller Of
HE Berkeley Savings Bank. This is an
excellent appointment aud will add still
more to the already high reputation en-
joyed by The Berkeley SAVING Bark in
The person OF lis able corps Of officers
Statesman
NorARIEs PuBLIc.-Gcorge Doll and
Jas. W. Robinson, E.qrs. have been ap-
pointed by Gov. Jacob, NolaTies Public
Tor Berkeley County.
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IT, The Lady's Friend for May,
1871 This is a superb number. The
steel plate is beautiful picture Of The
pride and glory Of Cslloruis-lhe match
less Yosemite Valley with It's wonder
full towering walls OF rock, It's waterfalls,
and clear stream winding through. Of
itself, this is worth many times the price
OF lhe number Then the colOred Fash
ion Plate is Of unusual interest, ss it pre-
senis us with actual portraits OF dl'tln-
gui.hed personsge:-the former Prince
Imperial OF France. the Princess Alexsn
dra, the ex Empress Eugene. the Pm
cess Loulse-ail. Of Course, alllred in tie
latest style. The music is good. The
literary matter is very rich, maintaining
The high character Of This magazine.
Price 90 so year (which also includes
large steel engravirg) Four copies
Sc. Published by Deacon & Peterson,
Philadelphia. For sale by w. b. Lauck, ,
Newsletter, Shepberdsown.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

"A pocket Prospectus Of The best Illustrated
Family Bible. pu !I,h'd IN both Engli.h q
German. containing Bible History, Dictionary.
Analysis, Harmony. and History Of Religions.
Sent tree on Application.
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THEA-NECTAR

IANTED-Agenls, SO ier Gay, ios,il tho
" celcHra'ed Hoe Shuit' ing Machine.
Has the under. feed, makes tie luck sutch'
alike on both sides, aud Is fully licensed The
best aud cheapest family Sewing M"hne IN
the market. Address Johnson, Clark 81 Co,
Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or
81. Louis. Mo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-04-15

IL Bass Our sporting characters are de-
lighted With the abundance If Bass in the nv
err. and are enioy,us themselves in a constant
fish. that is all day long, as they can be seen
citing where the Bass most cougregate. from
earl, morn till dusky eve, waiting Tor bile.
Many have been caught, some very large.
Se The Lee Memorial Association OF
Charles.own has determined 10 have Memo
rial Dlnasr IN that pace on Wednesday, 10Th
of April. The moucy realized will be used IN
liquida,lng The remaining payment on The Mon
umenl soon 10 be erected 10 tie memory OF
the Confederate Dead who rest near that place.
We ash lie Association success IN their iaud-
able etloI, 20 honor The remains OF those who,
though dead, their names will ever live,
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NOTICE..

NOTE THIS ladies Lasting KID
" FOxeJ Bottom G,iers.
Mems Congress Carers, Fine Calf
Boots,
Gents silk mixed Css.imar suite. Cor
duroY Pants. aud large stock OF Gloves
and Hosiery, at
april Is Lioyd Lickitder 5.
THE very place to buy yonr Hats and
L Shoe., is at tie Cheap Cash Store.
sprll5 Li0yd LickIidr.
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JU RU BEB A .


sent sPee:.l commission 10 that cou ntry 10
procure II IN IL, native purity, snd bs'ing
found is wond.hol corsliye properties 10 even
exceed ibe anticip,iI ,ns formed by It's stert
reputation, has conci1ded to Offer i 10 toe pub
iic, and 10 happy TO state that be has perfected
arrangement. 10, regular Gonihly supply Of
this wonderful Plant He has spent much
time experimenting snf iovestig,iing IS - the
most efficient preparation from Z, ier popriaf
use. and has Zoe some time used in his own
practice wi!b u.ost happy results u ececiva
medicine now presented 10 the pubic a.
DR.. Wells Extract Of Jarabots,
and be confidently rseomnsnds Il q s,.D
family o 20 household remedy stisk shesId b
freely taken % Blood Purifier 10 sn dssange-
inents Of The system and 10 animate and fonIfJ
oil weak aud Lymphsre tsmperamen".
JOHN z. KELLOGG, Plat st., N. York,
Sole Agent for the United StsIes.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circulate
April Is
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S O'CLOCK.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send handsome Prospectus Of
our New illustrated Fam ly Biblo' containing
over 200 fine Sculpture Illustrations TO any
Book Agent, fee OF charge. Adde'S, Nation.
al Publishing Co., PhIIadeIPhla, Pa, Atlanta,
Ga, or 81. Louis. Mo-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-14

DAY EXPRESS TRAIN [DAILY.1
Leave Wilmington [Union Depot $50 A. M.
Arrive at Florence. ............. 9.13 A. NJ.
Arrive at Kingsville. .............. 1920 p. Nj.
Lesve hingsVille. ............. a.10 A. NJ.
Arrive at Florence... ......... IL 09 P. NJ
Arrive at Wilmington. ........ 6 80 P. III.
NIGHT R1PREss TRAIN SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
Leave wilmington. ............... ITO =. NJ
arrive at Florence. 1.34 A. NJ.
arrive at Kingeville. e.............. 845 A. NJ.
Leave hingsvllie.. ......... 3.45P hi.
arrive at Florence. e............... 11.05 P. NJ.
Arrive at wilmington. $50 A. NJ.
Aug Q JoHN,O. wINDER, GenI sup't
Schedule on Blue Ridge Railroad.
6!H Leave Anderson.......G.ooP. N.
Xsrss95NnssffY XSs9HsfY Pendleton.. 100 Is
Perryyille.... 7.45 {"
Arrive at Walhalla. la................8 $50
Leave Walhalla. .3.45 A. NJ
Perryville. 4S0 .s
Pendleton. $50 +"
Arrive at Anderson. $50
Waiting at Anderson one hour for the arrival
OF up train on Grcenvillc and Columbia Road,
july W. Il. D. GAILLARD. Sup,
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10 :. .0iEDWARO HOPE,
ttl Agent for South Carolina.
AIplrlH

A FEW reasons why they should have the
IN preference over all others:
J.. Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine is
much simpler than any Of the others; re-
ohinery. iS,f>l't' 5-llf
2. AS the result OF this simplicity, this ma.
chine Is much as,liable than the others to
get ont OF repair.
8. Another .rerult OF this simplicity is
greater durability.
4. Another result is less friction, and, con-
sequently, greater, ease and rapidity OF mo-
Lion, with less noise.
8. And greatest Of all, that it ases no Shut
tie, and makes the lock stitch.
1t ts the cheapest to buy the best. Buy the
machine that has juatly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler &
Wilson not only stood first and foremost, but
now stands the unlivalled Sewing Machine Of
the enlightened civilized world. Buy tho ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved.
and then you are sure to get thu best. For
sale on the easiest possible terms Sales.
room Main street, second door below puGN1x
Office, Columbia. S. O..
J.s. PURsLEY. Agent.
a. WHITE, General Southern Agent. .
June 81 ii emo
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mTRxAs. New York Tribune thinks;
itlwopld be scalamitous'' for Repubh-
oans,to' mistake the meaning OF the late
election in Texas. That meaning, ao!
cording to the Tribune, is that e'Texas
has decided TINT she chooses to be more
frugally and uprightly governed in the
future than in the immediate past" and
it adds that Republicans, 'smay yet win
il it can be clearly understood that they
have turned over new leaf" ~ .l}.'
Vice-P President Colfax says the time
for general amnesty has arrived. This
is .tooI transparent. The Republican
leaders said the same thing last year be-
fore the elections, but when the oppor.
tupity was offered, the Radical Congress
refused to 'aot. and after Grant hnd writ.
ten ame essage urging universal amnesty,
bullied him ont Of sending it in. -
One of' the most humorous things con-
neoted with the smallpox. excitement in
Lowell Is told by the Courier, which re-
oeived letter from man in New Hamp-
shire, desiring his paper discontinued
till the dihease should abate.. The Cou.
risr is afraid to telegraph him for fear
that boyswill climb the Telegraph poles
and become infected.
Allegro driver Of coach in Texas
stopping 10 get some water for the young
ladies' in the catriage, being asked what
he ssoppsd fori replied; II am watering
4 - 4. -. = 49,. /. Il .
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BEFORE lnsrfg
@e
n E: a sd s1a fss
@ @ m aRn fs.fss y S pe%os tn s @ which pre-
m"m MUM had
s u%ss %s % n @ els off, M
9 ] o s % s M sse sssy youn Tsfa i ] s
% M N e seanrS
saS nS,aas IL ssfs5a %5 that these rates
@ %ss seesss @ sssne 9es tef Ss
& " % i md n" s 5 5 n % asshea
' 5 aa,ss the q tho company for
s sf a"s nsss pfsnaas Es
ais @ @ M
s M tie % l., % rom RI !or r"as o from ss ai ana
n Is" g" a If '". %ni St fri, saos. % %
he t,ive M
5f @ ons nj @ ] fss5a1s from the
"il % Isl py s M M liz II s s s . hs ssss any ]
' % M .;:n "sa ] 1 h T ss ] s @
pan n%a" esS n sssGs seaisan 'xsy os %
yearly a1sna a in dvsasc ,f that 2h
@ unisl as1s las W Vs%ay R%
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s a, s @ @ s ss szS
% % prenms mGmes mn
rii ] GO" M s'e s 5 aena ss Of % 3
"a % S 5 "r9i % % ii o 5 ah mn' %sy b0 considered
% % M us4s aIiSs ,Sn @ os coa ' oasq sa
% ] ssan % % @ saGats 1s ] the
s New xs as o 1 70" Whom
NJ. Nj BUTLER,
Columbia
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in
Il the
tie
400
Oeach.
ITO Cash rrzeo $40 each
12 Tekets at each . $4,000
edrawing
drawir
met VIII good sale and all Who
wi ube issued. NNNoN
atonalBa
e. ns
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Martins slGing snh.soiler and Deep
,HH.1'ss' ~ srillAr Plnw

VHlHE npdergigned: having purchased the
L. right, 4ort this. State to .manufaoture and
sell the; above plow, the best and cheapest yet
1ntfodMeeds desires 2, reliable Agent at every,
Conhty Court House In the State. .,.,,,. -
Ott1psUct ,..+lt - ~ - .N'1y EDWARD HOPE -
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Ghsnge=af.E ednler----,.e.-e-...,. -.,
SorrrH OARoIIrA, RArInoADC CosrpANv

=. qofghAtA. 3. g. June Q, 1871:
$50 ! OeesngsiSf e. IgSis s;;5ss ss5sSP5s 5s
and after Sunday, 11th instant: s.E|
/. tias aes NAL. IA App PAssKNaER TBAIH. :.tni'I
Aoays rs;ne ooiS%piS GSa am
Leave Uhaflestonat.. .8.20l lsm
rrive'at Columbia at..... ). .i....!! .2.40p n
N1aHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AcooMMoDATIdN
TRAM, fsundays exceptaa.l ] -.,l, a l.t
Leave Columbia at. -, ,,.......,s... IL 30 D m
Leave Charleston At.. .7.1On n m
Arrive ct Columbia at. GOO q m
Camden Accommodation Train will con
ttnue to run to Columbia as formerly Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
8. b. PIcRINs, Genersl Ticket Agent. ,'..il
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sSF $ 2 5 o, 20 OOSs
I'm Real Estate and United States Gold Bonds

viii positively d'''1ss ] y o nsfan % s @ ssEeP M 81 1871 public
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION BENEFIT FREE SCHOOL FND
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE!
RA5 H. S H.
s 5 s 5 ga: sss
] are % ] Ss sa1sS3 yin @ @ @
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Change of Schedule.
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. r. Co,
WILMINGTON, N. O., AUGUST 6. 1871.
GiSs Uy7 E{Ef8ssr AFTER this date tho
ezsE - - sss--.zRs following schedule will
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r. r
Observation-Disclosures OFFICE.
-. COLUMBIA, 8. O., August 4, 1871.
EseM f4A mHEsgxQ%a3 ON and after SUNDAY
eaasf za sss:ssl-.. next, 9th insts the follow.
ing schedule will be run over this road:
..4f..- ~ :. ,doINa NORTH. i,,,3
tNts Train No. 1. Train No, 2.
Leave Augusta. .3.25 A. III. ~ 600 P. III.
Leave Columbia. 800 A. n. 11.00 p. NJ.
arrive Charlotte. .l5 P. H.. $40 A. III.
GOING SOUTH. aAg
Leave Charlotte. Il 40 A. n. s.15P. M.
Leave Columbia. 81 2. II. 2.S0 a. NJ.
Arrive Augusta. $50 P. III. 730 a. NJ.
No. Train daily; No. 2 Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make close CON
neetion to sll points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage ch ecked
to all principal points. Standard time-Wa
ington City time, .16 minutes faster than this
city. E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E. r. DoRsEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
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= London correspondent says that Qqesa
NAosis yisits Prince Alber1's ioQb dry
day q ktDds pfss Z 1skA-Sf fresh
towers near Il fead5 chapter IN The Bible,
*: ss:: d, aaa :.1sE.ai.... ''''
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now NJ NA11IEs.

r
"' The noble savage sets . king to yvign ove,
him. 70 whom b submits big lie and limb
without mu1mes or QUESTION, and whool
bjeod; but Who, after killing necessarily,
d. b II bic tam killed By hls relations and
5Sicnde, tho moment gay hair appeasS o.
hls hled. All tho noble ssvsge's wan With
bic fol)ow>savages (and 10 takes 40 pleasure
n anything slse) ass wars Of sxtes,ninatios
-whJeh b The best thing know Of MIN.
and Tie most conSoetablC 10 my mind When
I jook q him. He has no moral feellaes Of
say kiMA, cont, a. dasesjpaiso, ed ~
..Mls:;"e" nay b 'an.sl sp - simply
The ceremonies with which ho aaistly
diversi6es bic Ute are, Of course. Of . kin
dsed nature. II DO wants . wife 10 %.
pean before the kennel Of tie gesllsnsa
attended BY . party OF male friends o. 1
lie and stonp On offer Of % many cove (oe
he young ledy1 hand. The choeeu fsiher.
is.hw-also. supported By Z high. favored
parry at male friends-scrcerAe0 whioeles.
and yells, (being eeeted on the ground. hc
cart siamp) thst there never Vas such
vdouRhlee 10 the market - his daaehtes:.
and that he must have six more c0wa The
opa.in. law and bic select circle OF becaere.
ecrsech. whistle, stamp, and ven q reply.
that they Will give three more cowa The
falhss.in-lAw (an old de)udss, 0vcspajd q
. The beginnlnG) accepts four. ssd tises .
: Mind lbe bargain. The whole party, he
Young )ady inciuded. lhsa falllag Into 81.
hpeic couvuls30as. and ec5oechioe, Whist.
ling, stamping, and yelling together md
so6eay eak',9 asy noues q g. youae
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DrcsEk - Aey,.Ss.es.
City Rg4grStaEe,
ogga LooGG Aelvv, q. Z.
susifsss bus .t>e+ae:sr,s-,srla Aax 10
IN .aeass6 ssss xaa1nb.
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0N Ieoad11 - At4.
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11ln1esSo 1n0a1g. 81 on411aoe
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49, . :. sisiasd G. q: - 6 Q.
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ilcee hevilsg. w1iadisg. eiuelasG. 80
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wtA the tessstioe ahSe. ~ II belaHo9; 4
sssesi.ss: tl!ssons, b'oddthis,sy, 1ssssia
~ HUUN0R. ~ =. - . ss t'' ss - -;
J Set 4. 8 cxtraordinagy 10 obsevs how
sono people will talk sbout him. . they
talk shout The good old times; how they
Win regret bic dleappearoncc, II the co0See
II thie worlds dsvelopnGnl iron ooch and
sucb londo where hi6 slsence b 4 bleoled
SGlief and IN indispensable preparation tes
lhs'sowiug IT the very first seeds Of apy In;
6Uooee th0t can exa)t humanity; how, ovet
with i've evidence Of himself before them,
they viii silhes - delcsmined to bchevs, or
will suffer Themselves 70 be persuaded into
believing, that hc 10 something which their
I've oooSeO tell them he h not vasf, !!
1(lne are no new views Of the noble sav.
age. The greatest writers % natural history
Iound him out hong ago. Button knew
Whist hc wa, and showed why ~ d, ne
sulky tyyant that he n 70 hls women, md
how Il happens .(Hsaves b psaise1 n that
his Eoce b spare ID Rumbes2 eo9 Svi6eoce
It The quality q bic moral nature, pasj
himself for . moment and T0fes % Bic
''taithful dog" Has 10 cvcg Improved .
Dig Of attached dog, sincs hl6 nobility
IRA nm Wild N wood, and was brought
dowa ut y vesy long Sbol) b. RpreI Or
does ~ animal thae d ne irtsod u INN,
always dsgeoesate In biz NV society r..
i b not tho miserable nature of IL noble
oavage thae b The oew thing: Il b the
Nhi3pesing over him With mend1in sdmlya.'
zion, and the affecting % regret him, and
tho drawing Of any comparison OF adveu.
IaGe between the OIemishes OF civilssaajon
and the Tenor Of bic swinish life There
may have been 4 change now and then n
lhcee diseased ahsurdlties, but there q none
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

IHF GREAT Mission OF WoNES-Gr,at
indeed i the task assigned to women
no can elevate it, dig : Not to make
laws, not Ia lead armies, not TO govern
empires but form those by whom laws are
made, armies led, and empires governed
10 guard against the slightest faint Of
bodily iniirinIty. the frail. vet spotlss.
trratnres, whose moral. no less than phys-
zeal being must be derived from her. tn
ia>pire those prime pies, IL incuIcate those
nottilues, TO animate those sentiments
"hioA generations yet unborn. and nations
yet unCiviiized. VIII learn to bless. Ia
soften nrmncss into tn rcy. and cha.t,u
honor INTO refinement; 10 cXalt generosity
Ihto virtue with a soothin. care: to allsy
titv anguish of the mind by her tenderness
10 dlsarm passion: by her purity to triumph
over sense; 10 cheer tIc scholar sinking
under his toll, TO be a compensation for
friends that ar, Pertdiou>-for happiness
that has passed away. Such j. her voca.
ton The cough of the tortured sufferer.
The PRISON of the deserted friend. the eros.
OF the rejected SayioUr-the>c are theatres
on which her greatest triumphs have been
achieved such is her destiny: 10 visit tn.
forsaken. 10 tend the neglected when
inoiaith~ abandon. when counsellor. be-
t;ay. when justice prosecutes. when breth-
rea and disciples fee, TO remain mistaken
and unchanged, and TO exhibit To this lower
world type Of that love, constant. pure.
aud lnefatle which in another we are
taught 10 believe the test Of virtue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

PIcTUREs.-A room with pictures in 1,
and room without pictures. differ by
nearly as much a. a room with windows
and room without windows. Nothing
We think, /. more melancholy. particularly
10 person who has 10 pass much time in
his room. than blank walls; for pictures
are loopholes OF escape TO the soul. leading
1t TO other scenes and other spheres. IL i
such an ineXpressible relief TO a person
engaged IN writing, or even reading, on
looking up, To ind his soul escaping, a. il
Were through the frame Of an exquisite
picture, To other beautiful. aud perhaps
ldHIhc scenes, where the fancy for a mo-
ment may reyel, refresh and delighted Is
II winter in your world: Perhaps it is
summer Ia the picture: what a charming
inomentary change aud contrast, And
thus pictures arc CONSIDERS of loneliness
they are sweet fattery to the soul they
are relief 10 the jadei mind; they are
windows 10 the imprisoned thought; thew
are books; they are histories and sermons.
which we can read without the trouble OF
turning over the leaves.