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SHE SLEEPS IN THE GRAVE.

I!ow"6lI have you asked ‘W-ll-. Why my forehead & wrlnkl

II ' wt.,'.i.’.’r.i..a. of my heart. and the tried ones of III‘

I~Iavsyae'er seen no etnile, but oil found uie'ia tears; Wm I fly from your sports, and on pass by, A why lloui my bosoni I on heave a sigh! Int listen,’ my friends, ’tis the Ian time I'll have '.I‘oteII of the dear one that sleeps iu the gravel

Chorus.

In the ve! she sleeps in the guys! eweet owers grow and the tall willows

I never am ed, any hair has turned

"De doe ; Where t wave; Am! the mean when she soils in the heavens above, Lube sadly and cold on the tomb of my Love! Yes, alas! oh,~a|aal she has gone. sholias gone! I baueessie to love aosv! I‘ui alerts. | 0Ml_ & and ibylieart said with many ll sigh, I. ’ the Ilfroflly bosom, must die! ow my heart beateth now, as her last words I tell : 3,5! hhsed me and said-—" Pare thee well! Oh! fare-

well! ' , When the light sun had sunk to his home in the

w Di Is, drl' ,l d donm breast. M’ Chn:rus..ySb.e l'le“0pO.I,Il III: grave,,&c.

V'ARIE'.I.‘IES.

POPULAR Gssnsas.—The sun is called masculine from his sup orting and sustain- ing the- moon, and tin ing her the where- withal to shine away as she does of a night; andvfrom his being obliged to keep such a family of'stara besides. The tnoon is femin- ine because she is continually changing; just are ship is blown about by every wind. The ‘Church is feminine because she is married to the State, and Time is masculine because he is trifled with by the ladies.

Here is a very beautiful thought of that strange compound of Scotch shrewdness, strong common sense and German mysticism or uncommon sense-—Thomas Carlyle:

“ When I gaze into the stars, they look’ down upon me with pity from their serene and silent spaces, like eyes glistening with tears over the little lot of man. Thousands of generations, all as noisy as our own, have been swallowed up of Time, and there re- mains no record of them, any more, yet Arcturus and Orion, and the Pleiades are stilhshining in their courses, ales and young, as when the shepherd first noted them in the plain of Shiner! “ \Vhat shadows we are; and what shadows we pursue.”’

SQULBING THI Ciiicu-i.--A dentist pre- sented a bill for the tenth time to a rich skinllint. “It strikes me,” said the latter’ “that this is a pretty round bilf.” “ Yes," replied the dentist, “ I’ve sent it round ollen enoigh to make it appear so, and I have called now to have it squared.”

WANT or PUNC‘I‘UALl'I'Y.—-In many cases this amounts to robbery. A short time, since, at a villag in the neighbourhood of Lon on, a coinlnfinc of eight ladies, who managed the concerns of the institution which had been stahlished for the relief of

' ' W, agreed to meet one certain do It eleven o’clock recisely. Seven of t em‘ aded punctually et"tbe appointed Tioilr, the eighth did not arrive till ii. u of an .hour odor. She came in, accor ing :to the usual mode, with ‘‘I am very sorry‘ tobe behind in the time appointed, but really the time slipped away without my being sensible of it ,I hope

' our oodness will execute it.”One of the Y 8

ladies, who was a Quakeress, replied, “ Truly, friend, it does not appear clear to me, that we ought to accept thy apology. Had thyself only lost a quarter of an hour, it would have been merely thy own concern, but in tlfilasc the quarter must be multipli- ed by eight, so that there has been two hours sacrificed by thy want of punctuality.”

Ovaitusao.--“ Cotne in, Joe, and let's take a drink." “ Thank ye, Thomas, can't afibrd it.” “ Well, but I’ll pay for it." “ Oh, I'm not speaking of the money.” “What then?” “Loss of health and energy; for I tell you what it is, Thomas, I find it up-hill business to work steady on under liquor; it does well enough for half an hour, and then I get lay and moody, want more, and be- come reckless, and that's wiry I can't atford it, so, here's home to dinner.”

Duaiso the last war, a Quaker was on board an American ship engaged in close combat with an enemy. He preserved his Becca principles calmly, until he saw a stout

riton climbing up the vessel by a rope which hung overboard. seizing a hatchet, the Qraker looked over the side of the ship, and reinark'ed,' " Friend, if thee wants that piece of rope, thee may have it;" when, suiting the deed to the word, he cut ofl' the MP0. and down went the poor fellow to his long watery home!

In the recent troubles among the riggen in New York, there were plenty of strikers but no bloiss! This reminds one of another flct. Where‘! lady out another severely in the street,witbout making any tsoeiid, though much ill-blood was produced. -

A Woirossrui. Ci.ocx.—A Clock on tbs‘ Cathe- dral at New Orleans, is pronounced to be a |'l|r'¢IIlIIlO&|I woeder. It b an sight-day clock, and has three dials—cee of six feet diauietsr in front ofuhe edifice. over ehuadred test from the ground: anotbsr of,hs eaeiesbseet rear: a third of side nilelllhs interior, all moved by

the sales ‘I my. ‘She lug: dlllld oz of transparent as, e uses t s ban ' painted white, and at It‘eIllohIP01 the Isa: «M

cloth of black velvet, making the our ass of the dials to spur Heel. These dials an ligbtrd at night by gm barriers. which _ so ‘ amogsnsat stile stock-work iiaalf,are.sa,e‘a- l:.".'::" .l.‘lll.'.""'i'.""‘r*’.'..“'l':.l’°“°....... " . , s a sreall pad; ’Ihe. bears on a towed . Ia:“tb_s qrus _ ‘effiosrexlzo smaller s; is s - ,a coupon‘- Iltlss peed II. Illlr. its'§IR,‘l‘0l|_It. ssiall saignta aptl .. we in set, which, togefiq uh“ ,'I tint- piece. .t.... ' .v‘l _:::':l(,_"_. H, St: millions of"people ii..‘ws_iis'~on. dafsjonaay sfthee'nyeflIewH!;’g,,f,‘ I ‘W "I 1",’ 4., , ,-...s‘Il .'l‘ .-

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A ‘CARD. MR8. WINSLOW TO THE LIDIES. R8. WINSLOW, an old an ax rienced nurse and I-‘oiaale Physician, would call the attention. Of the Ladiesto her Soothing Syrup for elilldsrn teeth-‘, i - It will immediately relieve than from pain, allay‘ ,al ppagodic action, soften the gums, reduce in motion. and;ie here to regulate the Bowels. Dspdhll upon it Motliege, it will give rest to your-scIvea_and religfaag-health "to you. children. ' ‘ Price, 25 cents per bottle.

We have sold gory large quantities of Ilse. Wins lew'I’Soolhl’n" Syrup during the past at years, several lhbgrmdslia Dot yea We believe, It the best medi-

cine in the world for children teething or for the cure of Dyssntry ail Diarrhea in Obildron, whether it arises from teething or any other cause. It gives universal -atirt'aciion—never never ‘heard a eo|l|plaint,_fron| any one ullng it, never sold a medicine so universally luc- cesaful in relieving pain and electing curee—rclief is CURTIS &. PERKINS, Druggista, Bangor. Ids ‘ WONDER OF THE WORLD. r Cur ofjlos

Masai-s. courts or Pnaiirs, Bongo s.

. Geatlssue.-—l have been entirely cured of the Gra- val, by the us of your Crusip a dis Killer. commenced taking the Cramp and Pain Killer iii the Spring of 1847. I had been a great salorer for ten years rsvioua; sonic four or in years ofthe tlnie'l .utl’md beyond all my powers to describe-

During this time, I have had medical aid. and tried various spe- cidcs, but found vary little relief until I obtained your Cramp and Pain Killer. In one month after I comment-ed using it, I began to grow better. I continued to use it for a year, all the time improving until I was entirely cured. ILII sranaa.

Prospect. Me., Jan. 29, l85I.

We, the undersigned. are well acquainted with the above seas, and certify to the above statement of fuels.

CHAILII Curroan, I-lanitaii Curroao, S-nitrorr Burs.

Doctor Toby. a regular practising Physician, of East Mschias, writes in under data of Marci-30. 847:

" Please send me halfe gallon of your Cramp and Pain Killer-'—il is lhe best medicine to can what it is represent.-d to, lhal I everusetl.’ ~'

The Doclor tint made use of it in his own case. for a severe sprain in the shoulder, caused by the upsetting of: stage, and found immediate relief, and Doug! III] used it in his practice.

Read the following. It speaks for itself.

RHE UMJTISM CURED.

I cerdfy, thatl was sillicled with a violent Rheuma- tic pain in the small of my back, which entirely dia- abled one, so that I could not get up without the greatest pain and elort; nor could] walk without a cane, and but very little with. I applied Doctor John- soii’s Anodyne Liairnsnt, or Liquid eldoc, and several other remedies, without any relic . After sufl'er- ing in this way about a Week, I purchased a bottle of Grain); and P in Killer, prepared by Corrie dt PERKLNI, Bangor, and after three ioutions was entirely relieved and free from pain, and am now on- tlrely well. I also cured I friend of rains, who had been suliirlng for along time with a lame side, with the atlIIO bottle. I believe it the best medicine in the world, and am happy to add my testimony in its favor