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Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to the late firm of j. B. Cooper
& Bro will please settle the same at once, as shall
devote all my time present to collecting said claims
be found at the store of B. Cooper and in case
of my absence payment may be made 70 him.
Feb, 22d, 1S76.-3t =. V. COOPER.
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s25 REWARD,

win nav reward Of So5 for information that viii
Lead To- the detection of the party parties that stoe
the muslin carriage cover from my carriage one nish'
last week NH 22-n T. WohpEs.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22

The Belmont Park Association, Philadel-
phia. whose grounds are near those of the
centennial buildings, have elected Col. III.
S. Russell, of Boston, president. They will
give $4,000 in premiums during the COM
ing trotting season.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22

Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe, extremely spalatable. No
physic required. Costs % cents. Try it.
For sale by J. Wesley Denney, Druggist,
SMYRNA. apr. LILY
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22

Messrs. f. and g. G. Hook g. Hastings,
organ builders, of Boston, are constructing
a very large organ for the Centennial Exhi-
bition. 1t will be twenty-seven feet above
the main floor, and will occupy, with other
exhibits Of the firm, space about 75x25
feet.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22
DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher.

Nothing has been offered to the American people
which has quickly found its way into their good
favor DR.. Smms Pain Searcher Ii does all IL pro-
poses and gives universal satisfaction; in fact Is
the remedy the people have long wanted 1t guaran-
tees to cure the severest case of RHEUMATISM Neural
gia, Headache, Sciatiea, Cramps and Pains in the
stomach and bowels, Diarrhea Dysen1ery Toothaehe
Dizziness, Indigestion Painters Collie Sudden Colds
and Aches and Pains Of every character Use this
remedy in the household, 1t is highly recommended
Dell alone. We have relieved more than 800 cases of
Cramps and Pains in our Office, not using more than
one dose in each case Only sold in so cent bottles.
Office and Depot Fourth and King Streets, Whining
ton Del. Sold by ]. W. Denney smyrnss and drug
gists generally. sep. 22-6m
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The House Committee on Commerce de-
c;ded on Saturday to report adversely on
the 9 double liability clause" Of Dir. Sayler's
Steamboat bill.
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Continuation of Business

The Business will be continued by the undersigned,
who hopes to merit the same confidence, and receive
the same degree of encouragement in the future that
the late firm has enjoyed in the past. -.
Feb. 22d 1876. J. B. COOPER.
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Raaeher calls Bowen dismal swamp
He probably wishes he would dry up
Chicago Times,
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22
PRICE.LIST FOR 1875 AND 1876
TREES, PLANTS, Vines, &C,
NURSERY,
SMYRNA, DEL,
A. SCOUT, Proprietor.
PEACH TREES.

Early Beatrice Troths Early Mountain Rose, Reeves
Favorite, stumps, Wards Late ShipleyS Late ked'
Keen's Late Red, Letherburys Late, Ringolds
Cling Climax Cling Reeves Late. DR.. Mar
tins Late White, Late Heath, Reeses
Late White-first quality, $50 per
1000 S5 per hundred second
quality In proportion.
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22

DEA q DREER'S EXTRA EARLY. Early Beans
l. FAD, Tomato, Corn, Cucumber, and all other
seeds for Market Gardners Families &C. Send Starlp
for Dreer's Garden Calender for 1876. with prices
HENRY A. DREER ia Chestnut St., PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA. feb 16-6w
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NOT / ICE.

CHERIFFS SALE.
- By virtue of writ of AL Venditioni Exponas to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Hotel of George Dehorty in the town of Felton, Kent
County and State of Delaware on SATURDAY, the
Sth day of April 1876, at o'clock, NJ, the following
Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain piece parcel tract of land situat
ed in Murderkil Hundred, Kent County and State of
Delaware, adjoining lands of Joseph Downham lands
of Spencer Perry lands, of William Sapp and Others
and said to contain One Hundred and FIFTY 5O Acres
Of Land, more less, the improvements upon which
are a one-and-a-half story frame dwelling-house,
tenant-house; stables and other out-buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
DAVID PERRY, and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
SHERIFFs OFFICE, DOVER, DEL,
March, Is. 1S76.-3W
Smyrna times., 1876-03-22

MIR. Henry A. Beers, in an article on ale
College, in the April number OF 'Ser'cser Z $
Waoazine, SAYS (" Yale is by no means den-
Gent in distinguished names IN poetry,
fiction, criticism, and belles-lettres generally
numbering among her graduates OF the pre-
sent century Pierpont, Hlllhouse, cooper
f.,a,-sraduate class Of ls06), Percival,
W;Il;s' JyI Bushnell, Judd lthe author Of
!. Margareti'l Bristed, Mitchell, Winthrop
and Stedman, with Others perhaps less
ss,oous But the centrifugal force OF New
Haven i shown in the fact that of this lis
orlx three have resided there since thei
rraduatjon. and these at different times
There has never been Yale school 0
writer's since the Revolutionary sPleindes
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GRAPE VINES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Apple Cherry, Shade and Ornamental Evergreens
and other Small Fruits at special rates.
Pure Grape Vine for Church and Medicinal
p,lrnoses
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market was very poorly suppried
ibis morning. Even half the butchers
were absent, The demand was first class
and everything sold very high and went
oH rapidly. Eggs and butter were
scarce and went off rapidly. The com
mission merchants throughout the city
speak of the big demand for all sorts OF
stuff and how poor the supply has been.
Next Saturday if the weather is fine big
Market may be expected.
PaopucK-Egga l7@l9c per doz; nut
10. 2O(925c per 10; chickens 30@35c each !;
honey 25c per pound. =.
observation-disclosures, 40c per bush
ell; lettuce Sc per mead, or DC per quarter
peck; rsdishes &c per bunch; spring
onions Sc per bunch; rhubsrb &c per
bunch; spinach DC per peck; asparagus
Sc per bunch; new cabbage 5l9l2c per
head; new potatoes SOC per peck; cu-
cumbers sc each; green peas Acc per
peck; string beans 40c per peck; beets DC
per bunch; tomatoes 25c per quarter peck.
FRUIT--GooseberIies Sc per quart;
currants Sc per quart or 81 buckle:
cherries lOc per quart blsckberries lOc
per box or 81 bucket; raspberries lO(d'
i5c per box; green apples 6o9sOc per
mack
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cour.eemept that he will be able 10 take
any part in the coming campaign, and 1t
wouldn't surprise US in the least II gen.
eral epidemic were 10 break out among
the Radical leaders before the campaign
progresses much further. The Cincinna-
Il nominations are enough 10 make 'em
all sick.
The Republicans in one of the Ten.
nessee Judicial Districts have nominated
the notorious Rodsrick Random Butler
for Judge. As this man is accused OF
various grave crimes, and is under indict.
ment at Washington, it is evident that
"reform within the party" is doing as
we'll Is could be expected.
"HAzEN WHEELER7" said a negro
Radical yesterday; II nebber heard Cd
dat man fur de Presidentialment. Wnat
kin am he ter Boss Grant.-AtIanta Con
stitution.
IT is significant that 1926 was the high
est number of votes cast for reform in the
Republican Convention, while in the
Democratic Convention il received Az
votes on the first ballot, and carried the
Convention by storm on the second.
TILpEN Is said to be worth millions,
and Peter Cooper, it is also said, made
the barrels which hold them.
NORWICH BulLetin:-"There is good
deal of disappointment here over the
democratic platform. 1t was generally
expected that the party would adopt
plank TO the effect that lager beer Is not
intoxicating" -s
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PUBLIC OPINION.

MosT of the organs are lashing them
selves INTO furious Indignation because
the democratic House objects to the forty
million steal in the appropriation bills
TILpEN's b war record is n good one.
He is all Iig1t there. As President Mr..
Tilden woul sweep away corrupt men
and abuses. Boston Herald.
VIZ shall have no improvement III
business until Uncle Sam goes into the
White House and drives out of power the
men who have been plundering the peo-
pie. The times are becoming harder and
harder every year.-Battimore Gazette.
MIR. Tilden will make one of the most
admirable and irreproachable governors
the state has ever had We do not un.
derrate his popularity nor mis- high char
aeter.-Neto York Tribune, 1874
THINGS might have been worse for
the democracy than the nomination OF
Tilden,' says republican paper. Very
true, but scarcely worse Tor the rsdicals.
And that is where the joke doesn't come
in.-St Louis Republican.
WE fear that the issue OF the campaign
will turn on the size of Mrs. HIS foot
Observe this from the New Orleans
Hnes: We know that DIR. James Webb,
"from Kentucky. be gswd, sab was the
father of Mrs. Hayes. but the size OF her
shoe is still state secret.
THE means and the devices for resum
ing specie payments" says Mr. August
Belmont "must be- preceded by sound
fiscal legisls,ion-by rational navigation
laws, by a well-devised tariff, and by n
sensible and scientific system of general
taxation"
The Philadelphia Times must have had
some recent nominations in its mind
when it declsred that among politicians,
so great is the preponLerance OF great
little men that il might be said that lit
tleuess is surest of the best prizes for
which SO called statesmen contend
Neat, sly, and gospel truth.
Tax New York Times remarks that
Hayes is receiving the support OF GER
tain number OF gentlmen whom the DEM
ocrats do not regard rs reiormers, such as
President Grant Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Nor
ton, and SO on. Therefore, Gen. Hayes
cannot, himself, be in favor Of reform"
Well, IL does look that way.
TIE bolt from the S.. Louis ticket will
| not be sufficiently large to crowd Peter
Cooper's bus load Observation-Disclosures
Fork TrIbEne.
EY-Gov. Seymour is very positive that
the Democrats will carry this State next
Fall. He thinks that al differences OF
opinion between members Of the party
will fade away before Novembsr.-
Tribune.
TIE Republican Administration is
working vigorously Tor =" sform within
the party, and endorsinc he nomination
of Hayes. by Kidding H. civil s"rV'ce OF
the few honest men who were In Al.
THE fiscal year is closed. The Admin.
istrstion cries; "Give Us forty millions or
the party must perishr
Tar Democratic ticket has no ''taii. J"
II Il Centsn NAL double-header.
Nl BLANRs physician give no en-
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=; nr...nt Inv. the burden of her debt,

In present Joy, the burden OF her deot'
When for q captive race
! She grandly staked and won
The total promise Of power, begun,
And barred her bosom 3 grace
To the sharp wound that only tortures yetT
~ : Can she forget o.
The million graves her young oeVotions sou
The hands that clasp above
From either side, In sad, returning lover
s. Can she forget, b4g-
Here. where the Ruler OF to-day,
The Citizens Of tomorrow,
Aud equal thousands 70 rejoice and pray
Beside these holy walls are met,
Her birth cry, mixed of keenest bliss ana
sorrow?
Where, on July's i'm mortal morn
. Held forth, the People saw her head
And shouted 70 the world: "The King Ii
dead,
p But 10 the Heir is born"
When fire of Youth, and sober trust OF Age
In Farmer, Soldier, Priest and Sage,
Arose and cast upon her
Baptismal garments,-neverr robes 30 fair
Glad Prince in OId-wOrld-air,c
Their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honor!
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WAN1ED---Auents.

TINE CONpIMENT L FOOD COMPANY
are prepared TO appoint suitable par
ties rs their Agents In wheeling and other
Gordon Foods for Horses, Cattle and
Poultry. Energetic, responsible parties
wishing to engage in q profitable business
in which there Is no competition and no
rick will do well 10 address-personaIIy
nreterred. GEO. A. MUNTY.
Supt. Continental Food Co., lSs Liberty
street- Pfttssurgh. Pa. mysl
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HO r S E M A r K E
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has long been
In need ola General Horse Market, ana
having leased the .,tabling and track OF the
Fair Grounds. will endeavor 10 rs ablisl
regular sales Of Horses, Carriages new and
second hand.) Wagons, Carts, Harness,
Saddles, Brides, Il ankets, Robes, Whips,
&c, &c.
Hoping To permanently establish u
solicit the patronage of Drovers, Livery
men, Farmer, and all persons havings such
property tor sale, hoping by strict atteB-
lion and fair dealing To merit liberal
patronage. Yours resse ctfully.
J. l.. BUKLEY.
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1rIND READING, PSYCHOMANCI
mi Fascination, Soul Charming, Mesme-
nIm and Marriage Guide, showing how
either sex may iAscinate and gain the
love and Affection OF any person they
ebooae instantly, 60 pages. By mail 50 ots
Hunt 4 Co., 80 B. nh st.. Phila. Pa.
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s:::: ,: !: Z: .'; E: e
: ~ those Of any other
reliable house. Correspondence Invited
a the English and foreign languages, with
Inventors, Attorneys at law, and other
Solicitors, especially with thoss Who have
had their CASES REJECTED IN the hands OF
attorneys In rejected Cases eur Ices sre
reasonable. aud no charge 10 made unless
we are successful.
INVENTORS l = e: % s.:t .. s .;.;ss
VuVIuItOt and . null description oi
your Invention add wr
will make an examination at tire Patsst
once, and u we think u palsDtab viii
send you papers and sdvics, and prosecute
n uInr orafor written In all mat.
hUV terl relating 20 r n r
N uVIUlP stents, Patent , ,
Law and inven-
tlons.
References Hon. N. d. Jsgystt, sx Com.
missioner Of Patents, Cleveland, Ohio %.
u. Kelley. Esq. bec'y National Orange.
Lsuisville. KY.
send stamp tor our "0uids Tor Obtain.
ing Patents" address
LOUIS BA00ER 4 90,
Solleitor Of Patents. Washington, ID. q
febl0
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Rules and Regulations Of the wheel
Ing Horse Market and MOCK
Agency.

LIST, All stock sold by this Agency To he
a. represented or money refunded, ana the
highest bidder To he the buyer.
al. All horses offered Tor sale and prove
not rs represented By the owner, II sold
and returned, viii be charged with the
commission.
m, a deposit will be required 81 all buy
ers when the prop, rty Is Knocked down To
them.
4th, All horses sold at public auction
will be subject 10 trial until O'clock p. NJ,
ami II not AZ represented oy the suctto neer
are returnable and the money Will be re-
funded.
5,h. This Agency will not be responsible
for stolen or mortgaged property. The sell
Ter will at all times be made known 10 the
bryer, and where any doubt exists a
searching Investigation will pc made and
fully represen ed 10 the purchaser
6;h. A registry fee Of sc Will be charged
for ALI stock 10 be offered Tor sale through
this agency. An additional fee OF III 10 VIII
be charged where the property Is 10 be ad-
yertised in our regular Catalogue sales
I'm, A commission ofs5 o. will be charged
on ali sales OF horses under 500, and per
cent additional ON all sums over slU same
on wagons, buggies, h trneSs, &c, unless
under s4U. then 10 per cent Will be the COM
mission.
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Remington Sewing Machine.
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAIDER
AND GUAaE.
Iron Stand with Black Walnut Top. 81 ~
Same Machine with Drop LeAf.......... w %

Reasons Why the Jaersfngton Family S<W.
ing NdchineS are !Npert0r TO
aA othsrs.
lst-Their simplicity. The use al them
In very easily acquired, and any girl OF
ordinary intellInencs In capable OF Keep
h-The Construction Of the Machine In
such that IL may be run nj "a higher rate oi
speed than any Shuttle Machine now In
the market. In factories v mere the speed
has been ragists red. over no stitches per
| minute have been att,inet with ease.
| A-Their Durability. Being 30 strong la
, all their parts, and ttted with great me.
rhanical nicity, and being free nom tho
! harsh, Jarrtpg movements and nictioH. 40
common In Inferior machines, they will
wear long time without repair Of any
ih-Their Adaptability. by Q simple
, change Of the needle and thread, they viii
sew the finest cambria or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds Of boots and
, shoes, buckskin sewing, clothing, caps.
! Nays, shirts, NANTES and drew.mak ms
can, be done with equal facility.
| jth-The shuttle being large IL will cany
| 4 great quantity Of thread--thus saving Ia
J great measure, the trouble OF nlling the
8th-The means oi getting NJ The re-
CURED TENSION on the threads II 10 sim pie
and complete, that even bsck-stitoh on
10Th EDks of the material (Which will not
rip or raveD ca be readil y obts ned.
1th-Thoy viii sew with equal facility
SIk, Twist. Linen Thread and common
spool Cotton.
Nh-They have no rotary cams, cog
wheels ar lever arms tn make = noise. run
| hErd, or 10 get out Of order.
| By the new and peculiar movement Of
needle aud shuttle and thread controlli ng
| Parts, there IN le~s weai or strain on the
thread used. The thread being set In tho
naterisi nninJured, the work IL therefore
J l,.ttTr and stronger Than thst done on any
/ othsT machine.
sold on easy terms by &c 4 RLB.s q.
kRYTER, Agent for Ohio, Brooke and
| Marshall counties. myZk
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Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire Al
4:;W p. NJ, and arrives At SteubenVille al
el5P.M.
special Accom- mediation trains leave
Bellaire at 80 a. m, and 1880 p. M. 4;
Bridgeport H. % a. m. and 90 p. m; arrive
at Martins Ferry at ~ :l5 q. m. and i: l5 p.
Ii ~, a. M, and 3:l5 .. m. Bridgeport II 40
n. M, and Is p. m; arrive at Bellaire vt
u :li u. M, and "a Up. m.
Tickets TO all principal points In the
East and West can be procured At the
Union Ticket Office In Mcclure House, and
A. the station al bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
cps H,u,i al PASSENGER & Ticket Agent.
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Look up, look forth, and on!
There's light in the dawning sky:
The clouds are parting, the night ~ gone
Prepare Tor the work OF the day!
FalIow thy pastures lie
And TAR thy shepherds stray,
AID he Il Ids Of thy vast domain
re waiting tor purer seed
Il knowIo ledge, desire, and deed,
10 Seener sunshine and mellower rain
but keep thy garments pure:
Pluck them back, with the old disdain!
FROM touch Of the hands that stain!
50 shall thy strength endure.
Transmit into good the gold OF Gain,
Compel 10 beauty thy ruder powers,
Till the beauty OF coming hours
shall plant on thy fields apart,
with the oak of Toll, the rose OF Art!
Be watchful, and keep Us so:
Be strong, and fear no foe:
Be lust, and the world shall know
With the same love love us, as We give;
And the day shall never come,
Than finds us weak or dumb
To join and smite and cry
I'm the great task for thee 10 die,
And the greater task, for thee To live!
-BdYdJd Taylor.
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

sixty cents per day for drove horses or
horses for SAFE; $40 per day for horses
that are required TO be handled or e1er-
cised and broken.
Twill keep CAREFUL ana attentive s'ootl.'
and horses len in my care will have pro-
rer care aud attention and handled pro-
perly, but will OF be responsible for un-
ayoidabie accidents
Parties having property 10 offer Will re-
J. l. BURLEf,
Vince Ing, W. Va. or at Bridsepor'o
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ILL.,.

sacred Woman.FUIIn,
OF the first Peoples need and passion
wreught,-
No thin, pale ghost of Thought,
But fair as Morning and as hearts'piood
warm,-
Wearing thy priestly thar on JUDAH hills
Clear .eyed beneath AtheneS helm OF golu
Or from Rome's central seat
Hearing the pulses of the Continents beat
In tRunders where the legions roll q;
Contract OF high heroic hearts and Wills,
Whose being circles all
The selfless aims of men, and Gil funlls;
Thyself not tree, so long as one Is thrall;
Goddess, that as Nation lives,
And as Nation dies,
That for her children as a man denes,
And 10 her children as mother gives
Take our fresh fealty now
No more a Chieftainess, with wampum-
zone
And feather.clnctured brow
No more a new Britannia, grown
To spread an equal banner 10 the breeze,
And lift thy trident Ger the double seas;
But with unbOrroSed crest,
In thine own native beauty dressed.
The front of pure command, the untiinch-
Ing eye, thine own!
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ll.-S.

Rabold! abe hlendeth now,
Hnmbling the chsplet OF her hundred
TIL ara is \ solemn sweetness on her brow.
And In her eyes and sesrsd tsan.
Can she forget,
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Tea and Coffee!

The Finest Stock Of TEA aud COFFEE
in the city.
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IL.


Arise! Reclown thy head,
iiRadient with blessing OF the Dead!
Bear from this hallowed place
The prayer that purifies thy lips,
The light OF courage that defes eclipse,
The roe of Mans new morning on thy
face!
Let no iconoclast
Invade thy rising Pantheon OF the Fast,
To make blank wheIe Adams stood
To touch the fathers sheathed and sacred
Spoil crowns on Jefferson and Franklin
laid
Or wash from Freedoms feet the stain OF
Lincoln's blood!
Harken as nom that haunted hall
Their voices call:
"We lived and died for thee;
We greatly dared that thou mightst De;
80, from thy children still
We claim denials which at last fulnll.
And freedom yielded to preserve thee free
Beside clear hearted Right
That smiles at Powers upliIted rod,
Plant Duties that requite
And Order that sust 'lns, upon thy 500,
And stand in stainless might
Above all SELF, and only less than God!
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Hutchins' Music Store.

JHINEST LOT OF GERMAN ACCOR-
II deems, Niolins, Flutes, Banios, Gui-
tars, Drums and Band instruments TO be
found IN the city.
W. 3. HUTCHlNS,
mrS0 No. 90 Twelfth Street
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Here may thy solemn challenge end,
All;Pr9ying Past a and each disoordahce a'e
OR i'm one choral with the Present blend,
And that OF half-heard, sweet harmony
OF something nobler than or sons may see!
Though poignant memories burn
OF days that were, and may again return,
When thy fleet foot, . Huntress of the
Woods,
The slippery Drinks OF danger knew,
And dim the eyesight drew
And was so sure in thine old solitudes,-
Yet stays some richer sense
Won from the miXtu OF thine elements,
To guide the vagrant scheme,
And wInnow truth from each connlctlng
dream!
Yet In thy blood shall live
Some force unspent, some essence priml-
tive,
10 seize the highest use of things;
For Fate TO mold thee TO her plan,
Denied thee food Of kings,
Withheld the udder and the orcharu-
fruits,
Fed thee with savage roots,
And forced thy hashcr milk from barren
breasts OF men!
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Embrace the following brands.
Perfectfon, Ohio state Premium and
Keystone.
These fiours are too well known TO need
coInmendation. We have the exclusive
sale of them.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
bs close cash buyers. dec4
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rnff SAMPLES 10 AGENTS LADlEs-
kkkk Combination Needle-book, with
WI Ghromos. Send stamp. r. 0lucn
New Bedford. Mass toblo
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Refined Sugars
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP,
.sGBBlN,S ELECTRIC SOAP

This Soap Is superior In quality and
strength, anu one pounu Will 20
the work oftwo pounds
81 OF hers