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body Of her husband, and she must have il too
Don't think you're going 10 larn the art OF KILN
people and cuttin off limbs upon him, tho he
did die in the Charity Hospitaln
"Pray, what's his name2n inquired the clerk
'His name was Tim Flanagan bur he's dead
now-the Lord be good TO his sow land in
troth If he was diire and in his own fathers
house to-day, il isn't dead he'd be in Charity
Hospital !" replied Tins friend.
Tim Flanagan why he's not dead-it is
but short time since he took his soupm said
the clerk
"Yis, and it isn't long till we give you your
Jay, you don't let US have the body ~ said
Tins friend
In short, they would have Tim dead and
,,hey would 90 up 10 the room in which they
knew him to be- or TO have been. Up. there
fore, they went. Tim had lust fallen into
slumber, after having taken his soup. He was
dreaming OF the green fields of his childhood. or
mayhap, OF that period of life stlll green in his
memory which the irosts Of adversity could
never render withered or arid-that period
when the rosy cheek and soft blue eye of Peggy
first
Caught his youthful fancy
Whatever he was dreaming Of, Peggy was
thinking of but him She flew TO give him an
embrace, but before she could clasp his horizon
tai form he had awoke and sprung upright in the
bed as suddenly as if he had been galvanized
Peggy fainted-Tim's two courageous eques-
TRAN friends ran to the gate, mounted their
horses and gallopped home. declaring they saw
Tim Flanigan's ghosts that every room in the
Hospital was haunted with sperets, and that
they'd never go for Tins corpse again till there
had been three masses said for the repose Of his
so1ol
Peggy soon recovered and instead Of finding
Tim corpse was rejoced to find him conva
lescent..
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From he Nep Albany (Ia.) Gazette.
HARRISON'S RETURN.

BY }. W. MATTHEWS.
Hs has returned but no clarion's peal
Breathes proudly his welcome home;
Not with the music of ringing steel
Doth that gray-hared chieiiain come;
Not on the bright triumphal car
With the shouts of victory;
Not with the banner and trump of war,
In the warriors panoply
He has returned but not mid the tread
OF proud, exulting throng,
With the glittering wreath upon his head,
And in triumph borne along;
Not with the guns deep thunder poured
Out on the echoing air;
Nor with roaring drum and cleaning sword
Is that warrior welcomed there
He has returned but the glanclng light
OF that eagle-eye is DIM
For starnly and dark the fearful blight
Of the tomb has passed Ger him.
flushed Is the thIob of that mighty breast,
And pale is that noble brow,
And cold his form in its last, long rest -
Ye cannot disturb it now
He has returned !! but weeping band
Is gathered around his bier,
And a voice of wall through the sunset land
Is echoing far and near.
They have borne him back to rest at last
Mid the scenes he loved to trace,
Where the sunsets dying CLEANS are cast
Der his glorious burial-pace.
Ay bury him there, by his own homestead,
Where his own earth-light has shone,
Where the dirge may rise for the mighty dead
In the pillows midnight moan
Tread lightly now he is with his God,
And free from lie's widest storm;
Evermore hallowed shall be the sod
That rests DER his sacred form
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CHARITY HoSHITAL, I
Thursday Evening, 4 O'Clock.

"Dear Peggy died this mornin' at tin
o'clock If you don't cum and take me away
out OF this, these bucherin' canba docthors will
cut me up in bits while you'd be fryin' herrin,
and they'll do it as unconsarned as you'd carve
ST. Martins goose. Peggy, colleen, YOU
know none of the family liver died without da-
clint funeral, barin me brother Terry, and he
didn't die at all al ALL for he was kilt IN the
field of battle, fghtin' the Frinch so, cushla,
tell all the boys that I'm ded sell the furniture
to get hearse; and let me have an illigant flu
neral Do, Biddy, bury me dacint.
~ ours till death does US part
"P S. Hurry, or the docthors will have me,
and they'll cut me up in bits to lecthur on me
body-just as Tom Koran, the school master,
used to cut up praytee, when he'd be lecthurn'
on algebra and expaynn' the sides and angles
of a parallelogram. The docthors Hurry
T. F."
Poor Peggy opened the letter, saw the an
nouncement of Tins death, and read, her eyes
sutfused in tears, his dying injunction to her to
save him from the seal pei of the surgeons
Without once perceiving the absurdity it con-
tanned, or stopping to critlcise its incongIuiies,
she ran to the undertaker's, hired hearse and
carriage, and, accompanied by one Of Tins
friends on horseback, hurried on to the Hospital
Having arrived there, Peggy, in that plaln,ive
funeral cry-half melody and half mourning
peculiar TO the peasantry OF her sex in the " est
Of Ireland, keoned out as she left the carriage
20 thin Tim Tim a vick-o-mschree, why did you
die 7
And lave me in furreign land without friend
Sure, when you by side didn't fear me
fayver, ;,
But that you're gone, who's to protect me at al
at allW
"What's the matter, my good woman says
the gentleman who officlates as clerk OIL 'ne
Hospital; whats the matter ~ ca
Poor Biddv Needed moi what he said She
had lost-so She thoupht-her Tim; and her
mind was too full Of grief to entertain thought
that was not of him.
One of Tins equestrian friends, however,
replied in a surlYtone-"She wants me oeau
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TIM FLANIGAN'S GHOST.

STORY OF THE CHARITY HOSPITAL, FOUNDED ON
FACT.
A wag who knew an lrishman to be sick in
the Hospital, and who was determined 10 have
Joke at the expense of poor Patrck's wife's feel
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nyless husband, as though honor and wealth
were his and she basked in the sunshine of both
Here is copy, rerbatim et Herdtim of the
letter he sent her
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Brleerih 5cBIDn, III eiucm slter ben % Sab,
rcu.
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I'M S3ten 2ebcnsjabre
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2Im 3ten cieirs, in Ster.Sanccn, Sr. Das
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otge Jtinoer ietnen frihrn SNintritt su bemcis
ren. Sor 3elIer hteIt Die 9cid,enreoe, ilber
ben Cert gpangeIti ct, 5ohaunes, 8 Carl
!cl, IL Ber6.
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Gcl,eriT's NcrfGufe.

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Stnr pctte eirtho NIT eitem Srimbans,
gcleqcn in @aifrn.
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Su 9 lib 8 iton:
Drei anecre ectten init orei ErimbauIcr,
Die unpertheite Sdlfte pen tetttu NIT
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0tc uuuerthrite Sdlftc ecn I qctten nit
2ff6di9tcn Wrhnh6ulrr.
3rvci QBohnungen in Biaiam5 Iaunfbir,
nit As 9tutheu &irunb.
Cic6 it bas gi9entbum br6 Gbrtftta IL
Wf B fer.
Etenitogs BEN 2Ilteu December al BEN
9eurtbauie i'll @altcn
@inr 2ottc @jrunb NIT encm Sdlap, qeles
qelt in @aifon.
3wei nncere qcttcu nit breiltIfiqten buds
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1aausrrspIupe 0sIslsbnifs.

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she fId, ifft in gaiieu uer'peilen, tueresn bis
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fee, ipeiI bic @leihuiiTe einer 9ansen Sanilie
IN einsf Griirret su gdns geringen 5fcs
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Die Operation biefer Waald,ine in Gaftcu &c,
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Specimcns in suecnfheiu uebmeu faun.
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GinNdufe cs&utff.-@iu 9)iufrc be-
fauo I'D, @iclobIc6 III Iclcoc, Ohio, mo
mnnltttc hcruntcr uad1 Dem Slteu III reiien.
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III paricre mifcltc. Wlit picicm Wittcl uahm
CT icineu Wcg nab Der crtcu &aiUte, mo
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lcL Die cini9 anf ocu SitcsSec SuItugefun
cen perrcr, uno wcIde all &jjrtbs mo @jute
ale 9Iuccru iibertrefru, oerfoufte CT 0cnlis
gu icdl6 Sent jeoe5, Inn iejnc ganScu 3cilefcs
fen su ccdeu uno behieIt nch cine flcine Bis
lang IN lctncn Ialtrn, ole icnlt gang lcer ,pds
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Tic Staet Gina in Sitamerita wnr wih'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-08

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