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shore, the nearest male goes down to
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Alaska Herald.
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Resurrection.

The breath OF the spring comes over the hills,
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TIL old, old earth is Young again.
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Aut the robins clear notes ring.
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Iowa has a five-legged mule and it's
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Immortality.

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BY VISTA.
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Those aspirations from the Godhead caught,
Winch leap like angels from the tempted shrine.
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And lii by love from the eternal throne.
still wander forth unsatSfied and lone:
WHY is it that the rainbow and the clond
Wrap life and beauty IN their misty shrouds
And passing like dream of heavenly birth,
Above the darkness of this lower earth.
Leave the sad soul, with feelings soft and ten
der,
70 muse upon their vanished light and splen-
dor
Are we not born for higher things than earth?
II IN not the soul Il sense of heavenly birth:
shall we not find al length amid those bright
Ana starry worlds, that gem the brow OF night;
Those Nj>iOned forms, which mock our being
here,
And reign and revel in brighter sphere:
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ceived an Indian recipe, from which she prenared
some for her own use, which resulted in cure Tia
enects are wonderful in the relief and cure Of Pro
Back and Limbs, Dyspepsia, Papitstion Of Heart e
oppression of Spirits, Irregularities Change Of Lie
Mnites, Dropsical Affections, Biiiousness. Inaam
and ,, strengthens the whole system Prepared and
soid Dy MIS-. LINUS BELCHER Randolph. Mass
SEM ,or circular. Sold by all Druggists, at 500
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-09-05

The other night Il lady in Pateetown, Mo-,
charged with inidelty by her husband, took
summary justice on her spouse. She broke all
ine crockeryware IN the establishment, captur-
ed 5000, and then fled for parts unknown.