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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20
KenyOn's New DOUblC A citing
Oil Pump for Pumping Oil or
Water i'll Deep Wells.

KenyOn's New Double Acting Oil Pump
is acknowledged 10 be the lest pump now
in use. One of its leading features is that
II not only produces continuous flow Of
oil or other fluid, bnt that 1t creates and
| sustains constant and powerful suction,
by means OF which the Seams or veins Of the
well are In great measure cleared Of para
fine and other obstruct ons, and the oil In
The veiDs is drawn towards the well. II
bias been ascertained by actual test that the
use OF this pnmp causes y gradually incrsas.
ing flow OF oil. 1t IL well Known by oil
operntore that tbs Improvement is Of great
value. and one that mas been Ion! sought
for. The ablest m-chanics OF our country
have for years been at work tryiGg TO find
ont some new and untrisl plan 10 prolong
the life time vi au oil well; and nothing yet
to onr knowledge has been brought before
the public that in any way equals the power
OF the Kenyon Pump, experiences having
taught that 1t Is the long continued sue
lion that has the power to keep up and in
crease ihe production Of Uil wells. Oil
Operators are referred 10 Mr.. Geo. B0ulton,
Superintendent of the Columbia Far III, for
Information In regard to tue practical work.
lngs ol the Kenyon Pump. We append the
fol lowing testimonial tIOm the maaagers of
the Columbia Farm:
OFFICE CoLuMBTA On Co.
Columbia Farm, Jan. 28.
Mr.. Fl. X. KsNYoN:
Dear Slr:-We are using your double
Acting Oil Pumps 10 thres OF our oil wells
and take pleasure in stating that we Gre
getting more oil and gas from each of them
than was previously obtained by the use of
working barrels. We believe your oil pump
to bo tue best in use.
Respectfully yours.
G W. BOuLrON, Sup't.
J. p. BARCROrr. Manager
For further parl iculars address II. X.
KENYON, Petroleum Centre. P. 0. box
5i7. ian3I
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

The peculiaiitiei OF cities are noted as
follows by an excbnge:
Philadelphia is the most profane Of
cities
New York glorie In Black Crook theatri-
calls
Brooklyn Is always in trouble With wbis-
key makers.
Boston is troubled with skim-mi!k litera-
tnre.
Louisville is tie most sportive place 90
the continent
Cincinnati corlnes her diet mainly to
sausages.
Baltimore is . paradise for fireuen.
Cleveland opens her ears TO bio aud
thunder sensations.
Pittsburgh has steely heart and sooty
visage.
Chicago-well, Chicago is reforming.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20
Ed. W. CoDINGroN.

The attention OF our citizens is called to
the advertisement Of the .Psrshall Hotel,
Titusville which will be found in another
column. This hotel has but recently been
opened BY Messr. Williams Il Murray, both
of whom are old and experienced botel
keepers and thoroughly understand the
wants Of their guests. TIE Parshsll House
is an ornament to Titusville. and bids iair
to rival many Of the hotels in our larger
cities. Those OF our citizens visiting Ii
tusville can rest assured Of receiving the
best Of treatment at tb. Parshull House,
and should by all means ''put up at that
hotel.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

Trout LAw,-According to an act of the
Legislature no person is allowed to catch
speckled brook trout with any device save
a hook and line; aud it is unlawful to catch
trout 10 aHy months save April, May, June g
aud July. Five dollars fine is imposed
for each trout caught unIawfully, ,'and any
person found with any OF the speckled
beauties in bis possession Ia liable to be
fned.
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Friends aud patrons one and all.
Your attention to my "bia" would call;
Times are dull an money tight,
But In these times I'm looking for light:
To those who are building rigs without number.
would inform--his Is the plass to buy Lumber.
Ny motto is this: 'Qu,ck Sales and Small p,os, a,
For business Is healthy and think much Of 1.
In q"ality my Lumber is second to none,
And IS for Shingles keep No !;
Some may not look at 1t in the light DO,
And for sLoso have quality No .;
ana to those who are particular--as some NAV bs.
still have another qualily.sslai No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice.
Which will sefl at low cash price,
Such as Florring. Ceilin. ard Siding, both nepvs
and Dressed.
Lath' Battsns and Surfaced Lumber. all OF TIC
BEST ~
Ia'so have Rig Lumber Of all kinds,
AtPrices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box OF Cigars Of a very good brand;
NY facilities for sci ing are surely withon. rup,er
! always keep good teams to deliver good Lunbe.
SO II yon ~ant Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Sun CT
Hard,
Iou Will fnd lust what you want at So Lrn
Der Yard.
febfs-n
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NOTICE. am aborn to leave the Oil Re-
glon. Any person having any claims
against me, or the firm Of Codington &
Cornwell, are requested to present them at
once. Any person knowing themselves in-
debted to me, or the aboYe named firm,
must settle Immediately or their accounts
will be collected by law. Burton & HOOK
er tour successors) are authorized to receive
payments.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

A man living in Columbia, and owning
the house that he lives In lately refused to
bury his father, who died suddenly, bnt
turned the body over to the Coroner to be
buried as pauper, signing his name to
paper as follows: ~ hereby refuse to tab 9
charge of the corpse of my father, or pay
for its burial"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

Our townamen, Messrs. Wilbert aud Pol
lock, are at preaont engaged in putting up
deir'ek' setting thu engine, &C., for new
well On tn" Unole Andy Ksrr farm. This
properly is located abou. four railes north
"i VitusV'iie, on Churcn Rln, and is owoed
by Jacob ''"rneS, Of Casrryirtc. Tie arm
US Is Sci been developed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

10 Parties having books belonging to
Nicholson Bros Crculsting Library, are
requested to return them to the Post Office
Newsroom, on or before Saturday, March
25th. A prompt return is especially urged
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

a well upon tue Newell tarm near West
Hickory, owned by Mr.. barrow, and
which has been doing about FIVE barrels
per day, was torpedoed Thursday end
has since yielded about forty barrels of oil
daily.
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Announcements. A

The announcement cards of candidates for
nomination for the various Offices will be-
published at the following rates:
Assembly, $40; Associate Judge. $40.
Sheriff. $40; Treasurer, $40; District A ttor'
ney, $40; Commissioner, S.; Auditor S5
Positively no announcements nnbIisSsd
unless paid for IN ADVANCE, "'1
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LOOK AT THEM. and behold the finest
style of Hats and Caps, ever brought to
town, at A. ALDENS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

BY an ac. Of the Legislature al ,he par
sonages 10 the counties Of Frsukiin, Adams,
Crawford. Warren, Erie, Carbon, ALE.
8 heny, Vensneo, schuylkill, Somerset,
York, Mercer, Batler, Lawrence and Ar %.
strong. are exempted from taxation.
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COUNTY TREASURED

EDITOR REcoRD:-Plesse announce tho
name OF F!D BISHOP, of OH Citv. a. " a
candidate for the Office of County Treasnr'
or, snoJFct to The decision Of the Renublican n
Primary Election, and obllge '""
MANY REPUBLICANS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

Now Castle has dancing Glib called
Tho woodbines. When q member of the
club asks lady to waltz, be says: "Come
where the woodbine twineth his arm around
thy waist."
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The Office OF the Justice of the Peacs for
cherrytres Township, 10 located in Bepue.
hoif Run, Just over the Cornplanter Town.
snip line, aud about three-sourths of q mile
from Petroleum Centre.
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well was recently put down Ia Rennr-
box Ruo, short distances below the oncs
celebrated Philadelphia lease, which has
been pumping between three aud four bar
re's per day. 1t ia owned by Msadvi!ls
parties.
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To Purchasers OF Singer sewing MA
chflesS CnutiOu!

All parties are hereby cautioned against
purchasing any of our Machines except,
throieh onr duly authorized agents, az
Machines viii not be guaranteed by na that
are rot 40 purchased. Mr.. j. l.. JOHNSON
Is our agent for Petroleum Centre and vi.
cinily.
THR SINGER MANuF'G Co..
45S Broadway, New York.
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SHERIFF.

we are'anthorized to announce the name
OF =. Marks, as Candidate for Sheriff.
sno,pc' 70 the usages of the R-publica o
PETROLEUM Centres March Is. 1871.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

Never troahle trouble till trouble troubles
you, for trenblc rarely troubles peeple who
nev er isooble Themselves about tronb-
10
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The Pacific Il Atlantic Telegraph Com
paDy have opened Offices Ut Pthole City
and Stand OfCiiy. Business is said to be
good at both points.
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Bargains.
H. c. WACHTER

Will sell the remainder of his STOCK OF an,
CER!Es saved from the late fire, at greatly rs'nr
cd prices for cash. Part OF this stock is stored ~,
81 saunders Coal Office and part in Bowens grocer
ately. The stock consists Oft general a sorimc,t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Moifats oak stock, ant
warrant ed, ut j. X. Krons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

HATS and GAPS Of all styles, at
a. ALDENS.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre. Monday. March 20.
ASR1VAL AND HEPRATUER OE
TRAINS ON d. &. d A. II, IL.

On and after Monday, Nov. 2Sth, 1870,
trains will run US follows:
NORTH 40. s. NO.. yo1
Leave irvine. 12OIpv Kin ;, =,
Leave Oil City 100 IN. 2,55pM. 7.5Op N
netCen 7.40 " 3,39 I" $50 /"
.-, L'usV. $50 " 4.25 9.l2 :.
arrive CORY, 1000 6,57 1888 :"
SOUTH No. 2. NO. 4. No.6.
Leave Cory, HOS A NJ. 6.iOAM 6,l5px
Titnsv. 2,40 NJ. 1885 1852 :.
:" +. Cen. l.27 /" $40 " 8'42 &C
Arrive 0. City 2.l0 " 0.O2 " $50 s.
" Irvine. $50 " ll,4o d"
90 No. and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
NO ~ No l3 No. II. No Is. No. o.
oC, 9.i5Ah. !1l5A.M. lo,55AM. G3DIM3i0 pm
T,rs o IVY " iolpA l2l5pI s,i6 40
Ar. Corl,l5 PEI. ~"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
10 IN No. 10 No, s. Nc. 1G No. a. No 90
LeI s,ooAx s.soAm 20 Os5A.M. lillian. 1,'$5s $5ps
iC,6OO " a. 1915 Pu IL 40pM GO1 y
AroClo,ld " 10sl I35 q 2,C5 :" 100 :.
.ri City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. OIL
~! I,Io p, N arrives ut Petroleum Centre 32O D.
A. o,i Tt fstroielm Centre at 44Op M, arrives
@toil City 200 y. II.
Sa%,SS', a. ani 8 are express trains
- NO, ~ H. through arcOnin )LntiOn co,lnects nj
S'rfy FOR East and Moth az
sLVEH PALACs SLEEPING CARE
20 5-,treet from Philadelphia without change |
MO' 3-Direct 20 Philadelphia without chanys
NO' 6-Drect from Pi,tsbI u Il without cba,1ca
w @ Direct to Pi';sb urgh without Change.
Moimay, Nov. 2S 1870.
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House For Saie,

A desirable House for sale sltunt d on Inc q
beIt Farm Fitted NJ with every con,rn,et"Sn I'm e-
S4rticulars enquire ~. tl.v IT, .S.,o"n s'
tturS. J"'''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-20

SPLENDlp-Tbose new style Hats. al
A. ALDEN'S.
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NoTrcE is hereby given that Mr.. d. {
Graves is my agent for Petroleum Cent?
and vicinity.
J. L. JoUIsov
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Fanny b. Price is playing at the Califor-
MA Theatre, Sau Francisco.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS

and will be sold very cheap.
intshaing TO close out busin' s. desire al nv old
delay '' "i'ho"'
B;-Iherc is one box Of new Boots, one bun
uit .t ot seeding and chairs In my possession,
"hicn me owner csp.h have by proving D. onety.
"iti" II c RAt'HTER
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cI} Hanging Baskets for sale at
NICHOLSON Il BLACKMeN's,
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FOR SALE.

HOuse For sale Cheap
~ ~ Wlid Cat Hollow Pleasantly situated by Mr.
depot. '"N' ~ 'ho
mls-3t ISAAC r. GREENWELi.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
b p01CKRY !"

knamerating ssaw OF the articles In h.
found at
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15

1t has just been discovered that the
act of Congress imposing the unconsti-
tutional income tax practically makes it
a lien on the land of every man against
whom it is assessed. On the default of
payment, the collector of the district is
empowered to collect the amount due by
warrant, and from the moment this
warrant is issued every foot of land be-
longing to the debtor within the dis
trict is liable to be sold under t. Con-
sequently, every person intending to
purchase or lend money on land must,
to protect himself, get a certificate from
the collector that no warrant has been
issued against the seller or mortgager:
and one of our largest life insurance
companies has directed this to be done
in all future cases, before making loans
on real estate. The example will
doubtless be followed by other money
lenders, and thus an additional burden
will be imposed on the already over
burdened industry of the country.
We have not the statistics by which
to make an accurate computation, but
the aggregate expense of searching in
the various collectors offices, against
every seller and mortgager of real es-
tate, will probably be not far from the
entire amount which the Government
receives from odious and unconstitu-
tional tax The Commissioner of In
ternal revenue has already declared
that the tax costs more to collect than i
yields, and now we see that it indirect
ly is the soul ce of another enormou
exaction. And yet the Republican
majority in Congress refuses to abolisl
it!-N. Y. Sun.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15
[oontinned from frst maze. !


again, crushed and recrushe ed, to rise in
final triumph at Waterloo. During those
dark days OF their country when her po-
sition forbid resistance to the invaders
and oppressors. Butcher when prostra-
ted by sickness and expected to die,
used those prophetic words, during the
delirium of fever, (refering to the liber-
alton of his adopted country, "This
must happen, and will assist at 1t, and
l will not die until it shall have come to
pass 70
Those feelings of confidence, determi-
nation and hate, handed down from sire
to son, have eliminated in the overthrow
of the French Empire. Are the South
ern people less sensitive, less lntelli-
gent, or less brave than the Prussians
Kukluxism is only a token of such
feelings, intensified by repeated wrongs.
1t is but the index hand moving towards
the hour which shall surely come, in
some form, for the tide of victory to
turn.
If white men be true to their country,
true to their mothers, their wives, their
sisters and their daughters, it will come
at the next Presidential election, form
ing one overwhelming wave, which will
sweep before IL all the Vaccinations OF
those unprincipled amalgamationists
who are now destroying this fair coun-
try. The first ripples of the wave are
already felt and dreaded by those in
power. Hence the bayonet is called for,
and the bull dog is again in requisition.
Yer the index hand still moves on.
"For time at last sets all things even
And If we do but watch the hour,
There never yet was human power
Which could evade, If unforgiven,
The patient search and vigil long
OF him who treasures up wrong"
AUDITOR.
WILMINGTON, April 9th, 1871.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

WIDENING THE DAH.-Their is now
fair pr ospect of accomplishing this inn
portant work-importan to the safety
of travellers and the convenience and
beauty of one of the leading thorough
fares of Smyrna. AT the meeting of the
Board of Commissioners on Monday
evening committee was appointed to
confer with the farmers who have offer
ed eratuitous labor. We learn from one
Board that about fifteen teams have been
rendered to haul dirt. The Board are a
unit in its favor, and so are the citizens,
while the farmers who have to cross the
dam almost daily feel that their person
al safety depends upon accomplishment
of the word, else they would hardly Of
fer labor for nothing. Never was there
unanimi.y in public improvement or
such earnest solicited for its com pletion,
and to Leg ect it would be shameful
disregard of public sentiment if not a
a criminal negle t.-Tintes.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15

BLOWN HIGH.-The steamer s. explo-
ded several years ago with terrible eff
feet, and burned the waters edge. Gao
tain S. was blow into the air, alighting
near floating cotton bale, upon which
be hoated uninjured, but much black
ened and mudied. Arriving at last at a
village several miles below, to which
news of the disaster had preceded him
he was accosted by the editor of the vii.
lage paper, with whom he was we'll &C.
quaintel, and eager for an item.
II say, is the s. blown up ?"
"Yes.n
Was Captain s. killed ?"
81 am the captain ~
"The thunder you arei How high
were you blown?"
High enough to think of every mean
thing | ever did in my life before came
down here"
The other started on run for his Of
flee. The paper was about going to the
press, and not wishing to omit the item
of intelligence for the next issue, two
weeks off, wrote as fellows:
"The steamer 8. has burst her boilers
so we learn from Captain s., who says
he was up long enough to think of every
mean thing he ever did in his life be.
fore he lit. We suppose he was uI
about three months. 't
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15

THE Pail Mall Gazette announces
that the list of the 'slawful games" of
the London street boys has received an
addition of some Importance from the
recent verdict of a British jury. The
new sport which has thus received ju-
dicial sanction consists in rushing up to
lady, snatching locker and chain
from her,,neck, and then making off with
them. A youth named William Shaboe
appears to have first introduced this
game, but was seized and given into
custody, and had to appear the other
day at the Middlesex Sessions to an.
swer charge of theft. His counsel
however, pointed out with great force
that the act of the prisoner was only ;
''bit of rough play" not really dissim.
liar in char acter, to many other licens
ed street amusements and the jury
concurring in this view, "after few
moments deliberations" returned yer
dict of "not guilty"
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The contract for building the tunnel
of the Union railroad through the north
western part of Baltimore has been awar
ded TO Msssrs. Dill, Wiley 81 Andrews.
1t will probably cost 100000.
James McPhail, well-digger of An
ne Arundel county, was recently smoth
cred by the caving in of well on the
tarm of Captain Frazier, in Calvert
county, while he was excavating it.
On Monday night, Bailiff Dillen, of
Easton, arrested black man named
Trippe for disorderly conduct. Trippe
struck the officer and run. Dillen fired
at him as he escaped, with what result
he he did not ascertain.
Captain Thos. j. Valiant. Of thu o;s-
ter pc lice, on Wednesda, last, brought
the papers of the So. .ooner Sallie Veasey,
WIN. ID. -.iJn, owner, hailing from
oai' Lore, before Justice Sparks, who
aIned the vessel $50 and costs, for violat-
ing the oyster law by dredging in the
Choptank river.-St. Michaels Comet.
The Commissioners at. Church Hill
have adopted novel mode of electing 9
bailiff for the town. There being three
commissioners, and each with FRIEND
who wanted to be made bailiff, it was
found to be impossible to choose between
them. To avoid trouble, set of dice
was procured when the Fathers raffieC
for the choict. DIR. Newman being win
ner, appointed John II. Ruth. For or
iginal notions commend us to Church
Hill.-CentreUille Observer.
Frederick Lawrence, negro, indicted
for the wilful murder of Emeline Han
dy, at the residence of F. g. Wright
Esq, in Easton, on the I'd day of Octo
Der last, and removed to Caroline coun
| ty, was taken up at Denton on Monda,
morning last. The trial occupied tn
, attention of the Court until about o.
clock P. M. on Tuesday, when the cas-
was given to the jury. In about on
hour the jury rendered a verdict OF
Guilty of murder in the first degree.
the trial had very little effect upol
Lawrence, and the verdict was received
by him with apparent indifference
-EdSt0n Journal.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15
For the Herald.
AN INDEPENDENT CHURCH

Mr.. EDITOR Five long been of the
opinion that an independent church is
one of the necessities of this community.
think l am perfectly safe in saying
that large majority of the adult males
of this town and vicinity attend no
church upon the Sabbath day. Why this
is SO | cannot tell. They were brought
up in the Sunday Schools, reared in the
fear and admonition of the Lord, but
like lost sheep, they have gone astray;
and the hotels, the mill ponds, the ship
yards, and like places, are better attend.
ed than the chul ches. Now, an indie
pendant church would bring all that
class OF men within its fold. They want
church where there is harmony and
congeniality. Where they can worship
God according to the dictates of their
own consciences. A church devoid oil
the "gag law.'' Where every little inno-
walton of its discipline does not bring
down the frowns of the would-b be leaders
in the synagogue; and the greater the
hypocrite, the louder they yelp. A
church where they can stand up OF
kneel down to pray; read hem from
the Prayer Book, or offer them up
from they heart where they can
either DO sprinkled or dipped; and
when you get happy, shout as high
and as loud as you wish, without
being reproved by the minister, and II
necessary, shake foundation "fronl
stem TO STERN, Our churches are good
enough in the way, but we don't like the
way; and our ministers are diamonds
Of the first water, but their briliancy
don't seem to attract the masses.
M 49,. INDEP
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-15


For the Herald.
Lines suggested TO Miss A. E. b., of
Wilmington, ON her Departure from
our Midst, when Married,
By A DEAR FRIEND.
Farewell Annie. and may thy cause on earth
BE bright,
End may thy lot be happy: may thy life be
Continued scene Of prosperity; May no
cloud
Darken the, sunshine of thy days; and thy
husband
Prove to thee an earthly blessing; may He
Who reigns on high, the holy King of Kings
Watch DER thee, and protect thy youthful
steps.
And should'st thou be deserted by the world
And those whom once thou thought were
friends
Refuse TO thee their sympathy, oh, turn
unto the man of Gethsamene; he will listen
To thy cry, and send .hee Heavenly aid.
WELLINGTON, Md, April 18th, 1871.