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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4, lS43
Mr. Thompson's Sermon, in Portsmouth, not Pla-
giarisnt.
Mr. EDITOR
l am reluctant to obtrude myself upon the public,
yet must ask permission to say a word through
your columns, in seif-deence, / was astonished on
taking up your paper of the Let instant, to find in It
a letter from anonymous correspo ndent in Ports
mouth, accusing me of plagiarism" in a sermon
which | recently delivered in that place. With
those who know me, Ohough it may be great
pretenson' Tor me TO cay SOY need take no pains
10 vndicate myself from such charge. But with
the mass of your readers 1t may be sufficient 10 at
tach the odium OF dishonesty TO the humble name OF
a stranger For the present, must content myself
with pronouncing 1t both ungenerous and unbound
ed; but the publication of the sermon, (Which was
cone mplated before it was preached IN 1. Will
enable others to judge for themselves And
your correspondent will favor me with his name
compare at his leisure with ''the published sermon
OF Mr. Dimmick," or OF any one else. would VIII
lingy preach the discourse, without variation, IN MI.
ID 3 own pulpit or 10 a congregation having his ser
mon in their hands | should not hesitate TO repeat
it in Portsmouth if occasion offered, and surely
would hardly venture to preach borrowed" ser
mon within twenty miles of the place where 1t was
published. | have already preached this discourse
before two churches in New Haven, and before an
association of ministers in Connecticut, and am
ready to subject it to the ordeal OF the press.
Excuse, sir, these personal details. They seem 70
be necessary to defend my character from wanton
and cowardly assault
Yours, respectfully,
Jos p. THOMPSON.
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Marine Court.

SEtT. 5.-Important Deterioration for Rent-WiL
let's vs. Bron This action to from the de
fendant one quarters rent for house occupied
ed by his wie, while he absent at sea- he being
ship captain The defence sought to be up was that
the vile, having power OF attorney from her husband
had authority TO rent and consequently that he
not liable Ii decided that in the absence Of the hus
band While engaged in the pursuit of his lawful calling
the vile was regarded the general agent Tor the trans
action Of all matters for her subsistence
and that his family and could rent and purchase pro-
visions, tor which the husband was liable. Verdict for
the plaintiff, S56 81
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DEPOT
OF GENILEMEN,S EASG l,,I DRESS ARTLCLEs

UF M EANMT NH, BHf,9 7; M My ~
THE Subscriber would cali the attention of their and
strangers visiting this city, their rich and extensive
of stocks scarf, gloves suspenders pocket
handkerche dressing gowns hosiery, lambs wool merno
ers Their the above goods and all other articles
appertaning genemans wardrobe rich, varied and
and well worthy the attention of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their new
style of gentemens shirts improvements
The shirts present manufactured by them suit the
form of the thereby doing with the large overpus
only the comfort of the but to the beauty Of the
form. This manifest the Judges OF the
late fair the American Institute that the first premium
awarded the ubscrbers their elastic Brace aeu
larry recommended all who acquired the habit
st9opng They will be found of immense benefit to persons
the back and expand the chest and will be found of impede
the free of the They would also call atten-
depend being suited with the best and fashionable
articles by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS * AGATE,
90 lmsec 237 Broadway, of Park place.
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NAvAL.-The frigate Brandywine and U. States
schooner St. Louis, Commodore Parker command
ing, at Rio on the 10th July, on their way to
the Pacific.
Commodore Turner arrived at Rio de Janeiro in
the st. Louis to take command fthe Brazil squad
ron, and has hoisted his broad pennant on board
that magnificent ship the Columbia. Com. Shu-
brick, late Commandant, sails in the first merchant
vessel for the United States.
The U. 8. frigate Columbus, by the last accounts,
at Tenerffe on her way to Rio-officers and
crew all well.
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STATISTICS OF AcoIpENrs-DEArH &c.-The
U. s. Gazette, Philadelphia, contains the follow
ing account OF accidents, &c, which have been
chronicled in the papers from January to July Six
hundred and twenty-eight houses and stores burnt,
with part of their contents, estimated at three
millions of dollars Nine hundred and fifty acct
denial deaths, about half drowned; most of
them occurred on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
and on the lakes A portion were emgran going
to the far West. Two hundred and fifteen murders,
by guns, pistols, bowie knives. &c, Fifysix BY
clothes taking fire. Forty-slx by lightning. Forty
three by falls from horses, upsettng carriages, &C.
Eighty six by suicide.
fSUNDAY TRAvEILlNa.--A public meeting was held
at Blu lington, N ]. on Wednesday last Ter the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the propriety Of
preventing steamboats, from landing passengers at
the wharves on the Sabbath day. Several persons
addressed the meeting, but on the resolution being
put, it negatlved by an average majority Of if-
teen 10 one. The matter was afterwards referred to
the Town Council; TO act as in their judgement
they best fit We understand that the council
not opposed to the boats touching there on Sunday
or any other time, and that the meeting hald in
consequence of the night riots, more than with
view to prevent the landing Of passengers on the
Sabbath,
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VIM. T. JENNINGS ~ co.
DIAPERS AND TAILORs, 23i Broadway, American
Of sasonabe goods including Cloths, Cass Vest
&C. in all the and various Styles under the
that the system of small profits and quick returns"
which has elected liberal patronage, will be continued
while such Will enable TO I'LL all
ders in future with promptness.
A feature Ia the establishment which commend it to
those requiring articles for immediate is the addition TO
stock of Of first quality ready made Tar
ments, consisting of
Surtouts. Frochs,
Goats Pantaioons
Vests, UNIT Codrs
Travelling Frocks Dressing Gowns &c
choice collection OF
Silk and Satin ScaTis, Cravats,
Handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenders. Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c
At prices which offer inducements purchasers
jy2i 3msec
ITO TAILORS.-T. OLIVER would inform the trade tina
he has removed his Office Maiden lane where he offers
sale his late system for Measuring and Drafting Garments
with the latest Fall and Winter Fashions for 1873 and
% I,ysy,
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ia MES Lazy,
DRAPER AND TAIL OR, GO John street, William,
- make up Gentlemen's of superior
Workmanship and in the fashionable style, his usual
low prices Gentlemen in of and fashionable cloth
ing should call and his select stock of goods before
purchasing elsewhere. A trial will be sufficient convince
the economical that for beauty of t style of workman
ship, and such extraordinary low prices this establishment
be surpassed by any in the city.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods can have them
made and mmeda perfect lit warranted the price of the
goods returned. au2i lmr TERMS CASH.
CHEAP Cash TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT,
394 PEARL, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN STREET. .
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durab
lily of his work. desires to inform his patrons and the
public that he now to suit the economical tendency Of the
of 20 from former prices and less it believed by 20
per than garments of the quality made by the
cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what
cheapnes the following bill Of prices is submitted their
consideration with that the goods shall be of first
rate quality, and the fit unexceptionable -
Superfne of England Cloth Goats -. $l2 to SIG
Pants of black or fancy Double Mil!ed Cass, TOT
Vests of Silk, Satin, &c ...2R TOD
Making and trimming, the best STYLE at the following
prices
Pants and Vests, Ia to lX
All orders executed with punctuality and despatch. -
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the season advanced the present stock of
goods will be sold low. au3 I'm Nr
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS CURED.

TAYNE'S CARM1NATTVE BALsAM ceTtain sale,
and ectua remedy for dysentery diarhna looseness
cholera .orbus summer complaint ehoc g,gng PAINS sour
Diseases sick headache hystera crmp, &c SC
From Dr. NJ L. Knapp, late Physic the Baltimore Dis
rep-ary agent for the Mary and Vaccine
BALTIMoRE, March 81, 1888.
Dr. JAYSE-Dear Sir-You ask what proofs meet with
the efficacy Of your medicine safely say that never
prescribed medicine for bowel complaints that has given
much satisfaction and patients speedy and perfect
lief as this Whenever introduced into family becomes
standing remedy for those ailments and called for again an
again which think pretty good proof Of its efficacy and
fitness the complaint of children il has frequently
appeared 10 snatch the little victims from
~ saved the life of child and Of such aud such child
repeatedly heard it said In dysenterc affections oil
adults have time and again like charm and give
permanent relief in few hours, may say in few minutes
In fine il valuable medicine and family should be with
it. Respectfully - - -
From Dr. Wm steeing, Physician to the Cumberland, ~ j.
Almshouse.
This may certify that have used Pr Jaynes Carmnatye
hesitation declaring superior preparation that
VIM. STEELING, NJ. d.
BnipGEroN, July 49, 1886.
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Hl e TIE SEA Bass BRNKKsSI Coo FFi SANDY
H00R R g. he steamboat rIrh SUPERIOR, Cart
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF this week landing al
Fort Hamilton each Capt Peacock with his hapoons
will be on hand splendid Band of Music Is engaged Co
tlion and other dances board
Bait furnished on board, gratis
Places Of calingoo Of Chambers street o'clock Amos
street Canal street Q; Catharne Ferry Brook
lyn o; foet of Pike past o. and
pasg On returning half past o'clock the boat will call at
the above places aud land aud these
board. y"
Fare for the Excursion 50 cents Children half price
day as usual "a stSs
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SKS FOR SALE-The well known coppered and cop.
htN per fastened ship SYLVANUS JENKINS, Sey mour,
burthep and register pa tons carries 800 OOo
lbs cotton from Mobile, built in this city by James
Morgan for Samuel Hicks Co. under the inspection of JOSH
Macyher apron and top tmbers of live oak and
ocus-has standing and running rigging good order-had
four years agos well adapted for whaler having
fine deck Lies at Dover wharf Her inventory
be at 81 William street For terms, applyto
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h6& DISPATCH LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS
Ex Regular packet OF the 10th Sept he first class pack
ship VESPASAIN, burthsn 500 tons, Capt Harlow
Will positively sail as above, her regular day
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and Storage
passengers surpassed by any vessel in port
tending going south should make immediate application
board at Pine street wharf to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
s5T Strpet. Omer offs outh
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ID. JAYNE.--
my family, and finding he admirably adapted TO the
plants for which intended take pleasure recommend
ing il to the of friends and the public generally beev
ing who afflicted with Of these complaints, will
JONATHAN GOING
New York, May 90, 1887. . .
Sold wholesale and retail the propreto prices by b.
D. SANDS, Druggists No 10 Fnton street corner of Gold ST.,
273 roadway East Broadway Price SO au9 lmsr
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RoWN sHEETlNGs-5O bales extra heavy, just reeeiy
ausoec PERssE BROOKS. 81 Liberty $, :,
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AQ1eON ~ INDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOSE
z-mtz%@rTION NIGHT LINE FOR ALBANY &
s--zzE-N Through Direct without Landing
The commodious and substantial steamboat PORTSMOUTH,
Capt o. House will leave New York from the foot of Barclay
Albany and Troy Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays and
will continue these trips for the season.
Freight taken at reduced rates. Apply on board.
p SThe above boat has undergone thorough repair and is
order. So
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A FEW DAYS SINCE, | announced in the papers Of
distressing disease stated also that the publication
my book had made such additional discoveries induce
me believe that could the obstinate and nvete
rate matter Of how long standing since which have
practcing it, and find it
all cases; and have much confidence in
its importance and utility its eecug that
have no hesitation in saying that magiHe
dyspepsia under my immediate care that cannot
OLIVER HALSTED "a Nassau street,
81 Insec led ST IS Chambers ST.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept 4, 1913
Mr.. Thompson's Sermon, in Portsmouth, not a Pia-
giarism.
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SS6- FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet 10th September
hF4N~ The splendid packet ship QUEEN OF THE
SeasEsWEST Philip Woodhouse master, 1850 will
san on her regular day the 18th Sept.
For freight having Accommodations for
elegance comfort, apply board side Burling
Slip or to WOODHULL MIN
81 South st.
The fine packet ship Rochester Captain John Brton
TONS will succeed the Queen of the West and sail her
gular day 10th October sir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24

Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery. Of every description
Ro,.yrrs & Sons, Wostsnholn's
aEd CTooke'- -up. Pocket Cut
bsTy
Carving, cooks AMI hatcher
Knives
Anyii,, Vices. Bellows. siear
lnl hand Hammers, screw
Plates, s..
llor,, Rasp. Fat ami half r1uuI.
mil. pf- cross cut. haui-slv
ard al other Fiies
Cltrk's and kcnficA's Parliament.
bsUld ant narrow Butt Hinges
Millwnsht's, Carpenters and "a
b,net-Mases's Cmsei-, Gouses
ami Augufz
pGulng Knives, Plane Irons.
and 40 o;her Tools. Of Butch.
er.. Cams and American u.s-
rriIctgr-
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.


Z UST received, fine lot of Glassware: Cut
~ Ghs Bow: Plain Bowls. Cut Dsos. mould aud PRESS
al Dishes salyrT- rIuhc~ Wine Gac. Champagne Gilses
very ow Dccincrs Lamps. Cane,cks Candle Shades Passage
Lamps Astral Solar md Reading Lamp Shades Lanterns salt
Sclars very lo,s; Curtain Pins and Glass Knobs
hls1, hand fine stock of CEOCkERN. yery low
Passage store AMI Hand Lamps Astral Lamp Soar Lamps
rnnc do CfcnoIgh- 10; beautiful stock ut Canielhis,
and : lgln. One patterns, and OF excellent quality.
\ large loi OF handsome Gilt Mahogany Looking
Ioi Maniel Pier aud Hand handsome plain which Will
sell low Also. Looking Glass Plates al
Ao n ofiARDwARE which, will cl at ,o.r IN got rd aG
so,e and fong Andon Fcnders Funacss Smoothing Irons
Hair Brushes Toothdo Nail and Clothes Pad oe Mil.
lot Of Concs CaH!cscks, brass plated anl
Britannia Tea Pots and Coffee do britannia Sugars Crams
aud Spoons German Silver spoons Tea sud Table.
eau auI purchase JAMES EVANS
10 Croctey Dealer Main Street
AYNo8, WOOD 60. are Agents fur some NJ tho most
m popular remedies IN the n'on among which. aud
81 all j. NsiaTs Basam az VIII Cherry remedy has
gained Tor t.clf reputation for tn of Coughs and all na
affections which far ouirps the No-irms
Tho quantity sohy the Agents n the best eau
Of H. efficacy the II dcasrs ungs
Pamphlets containing instances of remarkable
b. had gratis GANNOB. WOOD \ 90.
no Agents Tor the Proprietor.
gsas-n,Hu's Eiixfurr.
hR. CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mhturc--a STRIP.
H pity Juat received aud fpf slI.iy
BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
uu 20 U0IEFi-ft. Main n tn,.iuor Streets.
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RICHMOND, VA. NOVEMBER a. 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TKRs- svs-oEiruosro City subscribers $500 per year
AMI Zoe shorter period when by mail siopayabbe
an cases, In advance.
ApvrRrsSa-For hn-en oT .ss n.~rtion cent.
two in-rtor 81 lsl three Insertions 81 so and every
Ing Insertion II cents.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements tbe
Ms they viii be inserted stopped and eharr
I'd accordingly. p1- stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ 10 line. and in that
proportion for advertisements OF $40 for IS
hse' Aueonsers Lottery dealers. who are charge,
$780, paper ineinsled)
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HATS, HATSII HlTSuI
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

DNhNNT-N - ID T no AIMS.
ENDRtS BERNLEl ~ CO., Main Street
"a DIOR above Boot have received by
arrivals f1m Baltimore Philadelphia
addition, 10 their u Dr. Goods al their
OF FIRST HOUSES Rainoss the pub
may rci that hey Obtain Go1d rates n
not VNeT. han any other the City and visi
OF The City OF Redmond, respectfully call bar
expected.
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Killing, wedding ami srubbins
Hos
Capcuier's Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Lock-
hi.i, pa, hand, crn>s-c ca; aIt CIR
rular saws
Single ani double barrel Guns
Shot Belts aud Powder Flask.
Ave- and Hatshets. made by
Collins, simmons and Others
Log, trace, h1Tef and other
Chains
Plated tmss AMI steel saddle
~, oi every quality
Cast. shear and German steel
by the case, warranted
Shoyr,s, Slaaes, sc. Ut Atncs'
and oih-r makcfy
Hollow Wale, Wagon Bovrs,
patent hn.i Tea Kettles. SAD
lruu-. s..
80 "a
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,, Cheap: CI,enp!! Chcap!H
BOOTS, Shoes TRUNKS, Sc.-IPTIOLESILE x
RETAIL.

- Cheap! CI,enp!! Chcap!,.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Sc-IVIIOLESILE x
RETAIL.
hANIb BURLINGTON wouh call attention hi frsbd.
~ customers and buyer generally stock Of Boot.
SHOES, Trunks. &c.. which selling Oh very low for
cash or to prompt IIyius He call from whole
sale and retail purchaser before buying elsewhere strong IN
Northern and Eastern Manufacturers additional supplies OF ueb
goods as viii render hi- stock
all unhes and Ice assures them TINT
The 4aly considered by IN the CITY, The
friends Of the late firm Of d. Burlington give
hh"A can DAVID BURLINGTON,
&c ~ Successor TO u Bulnaton A Co. Mansion houe.
Tons Plaster 400 prime Mercer Potatoes Just arm
y we'd per schr Shetland which VIII he sold
Appgh loe III RANKIN a WIITTLOCK.
sscii-UeItIe Kettles.
UST received lin" lot of Bell Msle Preserving KETTLES Call
a. at the sign oi the "Ain Saw" Main
oe RICHARDS GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
ESh TONS broken and screened Red Ash
n w Coal landing from sehr. Palestine, for sae nv
&c BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
/ tsrass and Iron FootmeD.
FIN! assortment OF Brass aud Iron Fooen superior quail
IN ~ for sale eheapBy RICHARDS * GARDNER.
0c - Si.n NJ thr Mil saw. Main
~ NV CARPET ROOM pieces scotch Car.cts: 10 DE-
sur"rfne 10 7 do T. ~
Linen; eo'ored linen door cumb Cloths Rugs IN va
ey The above goods have been bought advan
seous terms and will he soh very cheap by
~ uERrDTTu
6TLEGANI Nniicrs- rea Trays, Ac.-Wr have
ia JUS; opened 10; Of elegant Tea Trays in SETS ao Walters
assorted all szes-inpoe direct in I'm
shfi ana sale low 10y RICHARDS n GARDNER,
&C Sign Of the Mill Saw. Main Street.
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SILK GOODS

SILK GOODS.
+ ALI ST q CKl
4 Ohm WRIGHT has now in Stock, very
~ and Fa-honabh adapt
10 tile Fan e. comprising the dese styles in
loriaiIon AMI dat in
few days from the packets viii
table for and country trade, that
market His composed Of Frenc Iaaa. English .ni
American Goods, consisting part. of
Rich Chaniseon Silks. d.
do Striped aud Changenble do DO Plaid DO
Do Cord and Figd New styles
Blk Italian Gro dc Rhine: DO Sals
Blk 10 Gro dc Pans; Patllt de Sol
BIZ Gro dc Nap Do Sinshew
Mousin de- IlnS expressly Paris us1s
'lshmsres design Of Stripes
BIZ and eord velvets
Plaid Striped DO dresses
Chusans and Grape de L.ains
Bik slS Warp Alpaca Lustre
Plain hpaeeas, all colours
Plaid hcd striped aud ehas ,geabIa do
BIZ and blue blk BoDhazines
ShS Mennp and Cashmere shawl
French and English Mernos
DO do Thread IAes-
tserurin do
Ladies Silk hid and Riding Gloves
Gsnuemen's do
White and cod Taton lust Thule
White aud blS English silk Hose and Half Hose
DO do Cation do
DO DO Meino and Cashmere do
lnsh Linens and Keutings
Pain REVERE and Heasiitched CaInbre Hdkfs
wan I assortment Of Negr Clothing Good. al
o. wh'eh wiH be sold cheap for cash @I6
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SHANLS, SHANlS. SilAWI.S
EpLAlN Brown and Green - Cloth Siiv-
. -, g & ant - HEAVY Bapkrf
- o. arl 20 Blue Back N1ual-i AMI Tttet On
- DIS McHDn Nsu Lead FIGURED Do
f. 0 Nrfr Embroidered N1u.i.I Ja
30 Fancy $50, ~fI- tlt, neg ,'y.. .- shawl. ,u OF
WHICH wl o' -f ,sp, rf., the cheap each ST. fv
'- u ". Nfvrurrf
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

~ - w W ~ IL IA y "
AskiNs LlBBY's Line Packets between Richmond md
New Orleans VIII commence regular run an s.p.rl,
and "in be composed of tie following yeA~e.
Barqus BACHELOR, Cant U,R,, IIo,rox
Brig ORLEANS, Can't ~. So,
Briz JOSEPHINE. Cant, To- ro,,x.aS
ons Z" - above vessels will leave this plaes regularly every
'nh we can with confidence above yess.l~ ~
me ab ~ they were bulb and N in.,
a. w a. any other vess- and by steady ami e.
''' men OF onr experience" the freight or ass.s
'hz ven superior accommodation both cabin aud steer %
6'''e"se'-' ipps % J. FISHER a son. %
=. HAskiNS = LIBBY.
eseyed and by cryrs only regular dyagr ami
J. =. =.
u
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NEW MUSIC,

NE " MI SiJ,
ID H. TAYLOR has Just following new and f.yo-
= nte Songs. &c for the Piano Forte
To Greece shining blades
Launch thy bark Mariner.
She never blamed him
Tie Pirates Serenadc
Thy Name" from Gems nj Foreign Melodi-s'
My heart returns 10 thee again do
Iunah for laughing Love
The Rose of Song. from the "SOncs Of Gtgnada"
The Angels Grceing-a Sacred song
by gone Hours
IN serenaie, from Gems German songs'
Expand thy wing do DO do
The Free the German Rhine
Aud Lang Syne-ncw arrangement
Think not, though rate IT.
When Parted
Oh think OF me. my beloved
When thou
Oh share my Cottage
The mother AMI her dying hey
Land OF my birth far away
My sister dear. remember inc
Falsc one breath last adieu BESSIE Moore
Conc with rle 10 tie Csdsrifee. Wv happy home
q conc Z" me, The Twilight sp,uldc
IN should like 10 many The flower o. Erer.ic
Dry np your tears Pulpnlisr Bnilute. Hy Herr
no ]" Music STORE. opposite the Banks.
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