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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

- AIENt ELASTIC Sti,Dl liJEii BR NJ E-l ne super
ont OF ,lS E-Gee 'l o;ers manufactured ckno
article during tie past veal 'uiceHt guarantee oi iit
uri!y Tins a.tr.e intended p t-Gcc t suuiGeis. Strength!
the back. nni expand te chest giving free arnn % tie
Gnc,: and beng formed with IN elastic bach WI b., ioH4
of no mpement the Tree 81 the arms tareuts Hnd
-i.arlrn particularly requested Ia EXAMINE h> nr;cie,
VIII be found UHmene benefit % children Gi eit ey who
have acquired the st stopping. ard Indispensable Ia aa
,;Cdios and eGcaiary habits. Ih- brce manufactured
unde- iie nned OF M Par~es who has been
engaged for the last eca yeT- manufacturing different
ce. uf the purpose and now confidently offers the Pa
tent Elastic Riace superior 10 Giuce ever brought Gnie
his 0b>ervatlo1.
The sb0yc named articles are manufactured and may e Oh
tanned wholesale stal. II the old establishment oi PAR
SELLS = AGATE - Drosdwny. OF Park Place.
!. continue TIE manuiac;Gre o their superior article
the EnSc Riding Is, The superiority o this article
IL perfect adaptation To the form OF the wesfer. case r
nesS and durability, ais lmz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

TEIENS.-5D cIts's SDnc..ont. 20 IiI tie9Is M.
10 mfcl!c,ts Nmg Yong SUuchOnE.
~ do Cnpcr Suuchonc.
30 Chest, Gnc Noliee pnwclon:.
- fancy boNeS iie MOhec SoCcnons.
100 chests Ilysnn.
10 fancy boxes Tyson, fine
100 cless Yong Tyson.
~ ha:chtstS do.
lUD chests ySon skin
~ hall chests ,scriOr GEupONtef.
81 do in mp..i5l.
~ lcruntry packc,i aud Of late importation: :, ~,
Tor .ue i,y CRGNNEl.i. ,iiNTl-R IN * co.
~ ~ - Snli Street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

TN PURSUANC ot an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy OF Newrork Notice is hereby given 70
all persons haync claims aaHs Bryan kosettef ar oi The
with the vo0chris thereof tie sub;cbe at his store o.
- jon.sti.ri in the City of NewYork before the
e0ti day OF July n-vt Dated NrwIok the 7th dag of
January, 1874. JOHN PAREr, Executor, &c. l8 swGn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

TO E.i-That well knoyyn Jolners Shop " =
II Fuiton street. Appiy 20 \ a. {. ale No. 20 Ps y
I;;.iG ~ E " ChAs. ~ Chambers : n5s.N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
'e 'fiF''e'h day 0' o'tISls 'EpWARD ,It r HsYEn,,
JAMES SUIDAM, Executors
:. ,....A L,iIN ARD ; CLAkk.N

~ PURSUANCE Of an order OF the ,urFosatgg
ofihc ouu,y OF wYor Not.es ls heTe9E " ~
80. b.ynr claims against P3tick Shields iar %! th- '.t
d Sew York L,bof eee 70 rTsat m c NJ, s4,9F d M1, ,el
I "a! yg NJ ~ pne 5fre,t IN - city Of NsM York. on oI
bo, the hrs, ,y Of May us>t. Dl;ti New iG.S ne W 1n'
u-SlE,tti. , YS5 l VI '''' Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

Y sUI---IIfsIITN
/ GO ulou the hest instrumental aid The world ai!.i.
or to either OF tie agents m the puncipal nwn>
in he nie ~tn'cs c careful Ia examine ne back F1l OF
Ii', Ir Ia sc fcv are endorsed by III liulll writing
None ARE scu;iue lobe relied upon good without his r
nature 49,, p, u.
ceebfaie Tr,> and thousands are imposed upon " conse
0,,c-re r,,,, limitations Clnot De Tec! Upun; tiey ae
made hy unsk mechanics and no better than the orn
ary TuSeS.
nt l,tS having separate from the BUSINESS depart
meat where female Attendance L. wait upon
male patients. III u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order ci the SurFosa
s" o ,'' b,r;ns clam, against MARTIN NicGHATH, IL
Of The city OF New YORK iesess TO pIet NE I j nn M
IT, M 100 Fulton street. tie city OF New oTk o
.or The frs, day OF June next. Dated New-i ork TIE 't
'iy W. 81 I.x: WILLIAM MeGRArH, Administration
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE..
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A T the June Term, 1914, Of the Pro-
IN bate Court of Amite county, will
present my account as Administrators on
the Estate Of William Stra,on, deceased,
for final settlement an allowance.
BALAM STRAWN,
Administrator.
April 81 1914. 8w3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE.

ETTERS OF Admin istration having
IL been granted to the undersigned al
the January Term, 1914, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the Estate Of
Jcmes Brab ham, Deceased,- All persons
indebted to said Estate, are required to
make immediate payment-and: hose ha-
wing claims against the same, are reques-
ted to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be- forever barred.
JAMES BRAZILIAN,
Admr., De bonis non.
February "a, 1914. 5lw6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of Deed of Trus,
executed 10 mo by John Travis, Sen'r,
bearing date The 25th day of October, in
The year l842, and duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office, in Liberty, for the
purpose Of securing the payment of Ger.
tain debts therein mentioned, will expose
at public auction, for Cash, before the
door Of the Court House, in Liberty, on
Saturday the Sixth day OF July, 1914, the
following described negro property, to.
wit:-Caesar, Prince, Charles, Lepis,
Frank, Daue, Eliza, Sally, Ahlly, Betty,
Polly, CLANCY, Nance, Marian, Lefty, Sci
ny, CiciH, Sarah and Becca.-Also, one
gray Mare, one dark Horse, one Wagon,
and two yoke OF Oxen, and four mich
Cows. will convey such title 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as was vested in
the SAID John Travis, Semi, at the time
OF executing the above Trust Deed.
JAMES BRADHAM,
Trustee.
January !, 1914. 44m6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY, SIS.
PROBATE COURT, april Term, 1914.
InN PETITION Of Sarah Jones
~ widow Of William Jones, Senior,
deceased-lt is ordered by the Court that
Cita tons be issued to all persons interes-
ted in the following Real Estate of said
deceased, to appear at the June Term,
1914, Of the Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty, and shew cause, i! any they can, why
a Writ Of Dover in favor Of said Sarah
Jones, should not be issued for the pur-
pose Of having her Dover in said lands
allotted and set apart, wit.--The south
west quarter Of section number 4, in
township number 2, Of range number 4,
east, lying and being in Amite County,
and further to do and su fer such other
things as shall be considered of them,
and ordered by the said Court in the pre-
misses. 1t is further ordered that this CT
tation be published in the Liberty Advo-
cate for four weeks succ essively.
ANAL WITNESS the Honorable
,&WNM, JOHN WALKER, Judge of Pro-
NNS bate Court of Amite County,
on the Fourth Monday of
TNVN April, A. D., One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Forty-four.
Issue d 9Th April 1914.
S. R. DAVIS, C'k.
April 81, 1914. 8w4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A 7 the June Term, 1914, OF the Pro
IN bate Court Of Amite county, | will
present my account as Administrator, in
right of my wife Lettitia Kinnabrew, for
merly Lettitia Caraway, Administrative
on the Estate of Bryant A. Carar0ay, de-
ceased for final settlement and allow
ance.
J. G. KTNNABREW, Admir-,
in right of his wife l.. Kinnabrew.
May II, 1914. lows
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF Deed of Trust ex =
ID ecuted to me by William Montgom-
cry, of Record in Conveyance Book, No.
s, Page 1888, 1874 and 1876, executed on
the l4th of October, l842, and recorded
ON the same day in the Probate Clerks
Office in Liberty, to secure the payment
OF certain debts therein mentioned, will
expose a. public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door, in Liberty, on the
First Monday in July neat, the follow
ing described property, to-wi.:-One ne
gro girl named Lucinda, and ono negro
boy named Isaac, known as little Isaac
and two Horses. | will convey to the
purchaser or purchasers such title as was
vested in the said William Montgomery,
at the time Of making the said Deed Of
Trust.
NJ. WILMINGTON, Trustee.
January 3, 1914. 44m6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
M08DQBa

TIME SUBSCRIBER takes this meth
cd of expressing his acknowledge
men:s TO his numerous friends, for the
liberal patronage he has received since hi.
commencement! in business, and begs
leave to inform thcm, that he still contin-
ues at his old Old Stand, "Bledsoe's Cor.
ner," where he offers for sale an exten.
sive assortment of PLANTATION SUP.
PLIES, OF the lowest CASH prices.
Having made arrangements to be con
stantly supplied direct from the Western
Country, with every article in the Pro.
duce Line, he is enabled to sell Western
Produce on the most advantageous terms
His present stock consists in part of the
following articles, to which he invites the
attention of his friends:-
$50 bbls Mess Pork, 100 Kegs Boston nails,
100 do Rump do. 90 do Collins axes,
SO do. Prime do. SO do Wedding Hscs,
so do. Chine do. 800 pair Trace Chains,
200 Hhds. Bacon, con.Log OK and Coupling
sisting Of Hams, Chains,
Sides and Shoulders, Plough Lines and Bri-
200 Bills Flour, dies,
so do Whisky, Hames, Horse and OK
200 Sacks Fine Salt, Wagons,
100 do Course do. 100 John King Ploughs
100 Sacks Coffee, con-50 Peacock Ploughs,
Sistihg of Java Havana50 Ballenger do.
and Rio, Corn Mills,
81 Barrels new Molasses, Agricultural Furnaces
20 Hhds new Sugar Blk and Russell Bro
so Kegs Mackerel gans.
100 Boxes Tobacco. Lowells, Linseys anG
200 Kegs Rifle Powder, Jeans,
2OO Bags Shot, Bagging, Rope and
200 Boxes Gpshen and Irvine,
Western Cheese, Boston No. l Soap,
do. do Butter. SneFm and Straina
A large assortment Of Candles,
Brandy Rum and Gin, Winter Strained Sperm
MadariS, Sherry, Claret, and Lard Oil,
sweet Malaga Wine, Linseed Oil,
Fresh Hyson Gunpow Castor Oil,
der, Imperial and BlackSpirits of Turpentne,
Tea, White Lead,
Boston No. Loaf Sugar,An extenaive assert.
Crashed d powdsredd do. ment of stone war e,
New Rice, Wooden ware,
Ihomaston Lime, Brides and Martngalcs,
1 full assortment of IronGirths and Circngles,
and Iron ware, Grind Stones &C. &c.
Having Fire Proof Cotton Shed, where {
Cotton can be stored with safety, he will c
make liberal advances in Cash or Mer- t
:handize on Cotton left with him for ship I
nsnt or sale. n
WIN. K. HENRY.
Ndteksr, December, 1s43. 43m9
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE.
LUMBER.

HNHE Steam Mill two miles South Of
IL Liberty, is again in operation, I'M
der the management of James Eubanks,
William II. II. Ryder, and James NJ Smi-
ley, under the firm, name of James Eu-
banks g. Co.
They will sell lumber at the following
rates, viz:
Flooring per thousand feet, $15 90
Ceiling, Is 90
Notwithstanding, Is 90
ScantIing, IL SO
Rough Edge, 10 90
In all cases cash must be paid on Ia
king the lumber from the yard, except
by special contract. The Grist Mill is in
full operation.
May IL, 1914. 1Om3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE.

.nR WILLIAM McRowEN respect.
- iully announces TO tho citizens Of
Amito county, that he has located him.
self IN Liberty, for Tho purpose Of pfac.
tising III. various branches Of tho Medis
cal Profession, and hopes by strict atlcn.
ton, to gain share Of public patronage !
he will always be- found n, his residence
Formerly known as "Norwoojs 4 Bran.
blc's,) except when on Professional Jusi.
ness.
lilo has received direct from Boston a
Fresh and selec ted stock of Medicine
which he will dispose Of on reasonable
terms for cash--plantors are invited to
call
March 2, 1914. 52tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
FEM ALE EDUCATION,

MISS y, 4, a. Mls5 n A. hlBHElL
TERMS 80 TUiriON rEH SESSION
For Reading, Odhogfopby, In
glish Grammar Arithmetic,
Whiting and Geography sl6 w
For Rhetoric, Ancient and Mod
err History, Nalufal, Monlal
aud Moral Philosophy, Elements
Of Astronomy, Chemistry and
botany, 10 90
For Drawing and Painting, En-.
Broadening In Silk and Wosted, 10 90
For Music and French, 80 90
No gugih admitted for less than me Sfssion
Liberty, November II 1913, ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
From HINTS N,rcluH's .Iaga-iae.

-
John Jacob Asior, the son OF oal'IIl'
was born in the mail village OF Na,,aoi,
near IlcrdoIbug, IA the Grand Duchy OF
Braden,jn the year IIo5. IN March, I!"4'
he landed in Baltimore, having sailed nom
London in the preceding Noy1mbef' and
been detained three months 10y the ICE on
ChesaPealA,e pay; .... a, ,,,.,
II is Sa'4 'n'I III " Sso'l' ,,l oul Oo'9,'
threaIeoe4 'n' o,,''uc'''u ol ',le cup zll. ,,D' l.
crew. WINE 'ae o1N'' P'sseI'l'I7 " 81 u '.s'
IN apP.ehension' ana I5Sai"'eSS o' ''S",
save sgII-PieScrNa'oi' M % As,oI eP l',l' GU
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08

among the girls in the mills, few even
ings since, and listened with pleasure to
the reading OF several well written articles.
We know haifa dozen Congressman, who,
ifthcy were promised asureward the New
York Custom house, or the Office Of Min
lister to the Court Of St James, could not
write with 50 much point, beauty and
taste as those Factory GirIs' And pro-
badly these very Congressmen are among
the most Strenuous opponents Of a law
which has given constant and ample em-
pIoyment to these girls, whose indu try IN
the usual hours assigned to labor, enables
them to employ their leisure hours in
works Of improvement. And yet these
manuiactories are 5tignatised by ocotoco-
ism as dens Of vice and misery"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
CAPITAL.

The following hitat one Of the ioIIes oil
fha favwf find going the rounds Of the pa
ucrs without credit, though Its euthor Is
well deserving creditor the uuthlulhess
of the picture and keenest OF satire;-
"Ttis mouse Of talking, Jones" said Mr..
Smith. Whig.J Polk will not get ten
States in the Union"
Jones, Dem.)-"I tell you he Will be e.
lec!ed as sure as death, and III bet you an
even Let of 500 thathe will obtain lar
ger majority over Clay than Harrison did
over Van Luren.
Smith--"No, wont bet that. because l
am sure ! shall win, but I'll 60 you $500
that Clay will he elected"
Tones-"Never in the world, sir, but as
Won are in the humor for betting, III stake
500 to $50 that Polk gets more States
than Clay"
Smith-"Wen, that may be, though L
doubt it. | tell YOU what | will het; l'II bet
YOU a five that Clay will have New York;
PENNSYLVANIA, aud Ymginia-what say
you,
Tonps-"Not 50 fast, wont take these
three States together, butl'lI bet YOU nat
! hat he wont get Virginia"
Smith-TYl not bet hat, Int III take
Won ut, for drinks on the general election
ior Clay
Iones-'Done.'
Smith-"Done,'
l acor Jyrindling from bet
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
AMERICAN SERVANTS.

Numberleas amusing stories are told IL
lu-,raHag the uudtness Of our republican
Youths educated in the couotry, for tha
situation Of eervsnis, and he following,
whether an anecdote. or mere witucsm, IS
not the worst we have seen.
4 Young man from Vermont was hired
BIZ a family W 10 were in extreme wantoi a
t6otmnn. He was most friendly person.
age as willing as he was free and easy;
hut he knew nothing oflfe out Of a small
r,ra house. An evening or two after his
arrival there was lage party at the house.
His mistress sTove to impress upon nm
.hal an he had to do q. tea time was to io,-
low wi,hth sugar and cream, the waiter
who carried the .ea-tO see that every one
had the cream and sugar-and TO mold his
tongue. He did his part with an earnest
lace, stepping inddstriousIy from guest to
guest. When he had made the circuit and
cached the door d doubts.ruck him wheth-
or a group in the farthest corner had had
the benefit of his attentions. lie raised
himself on his toes with, 81 say, how are
YOU of for sweetnin il that ere cOrners
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
C0TSINS' KISSES.

Hear what Corporal STeeteE says abou'
kissing cousins;
"The lips Of pretty cousin are sort OF
neutral ground, between a sisters and a
strangers. If you sip, it is not because
YOU love, nor exactly because you have the
right, nor uron grounds PlatoLic, nor win
the calm satisfaction thatyou buss favor
ite sister. It is a sort Of hocus Pocus COM
ipgliag ofall, into which each feeling
throws its part. until the coucatenatlon IS
drilling, paculiar. exciting, delicious, and
enDnptically slick. This is as near Phli17
osoph'cal analization as we can wen
come
That's near enough, Pretty good
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08


blo caIe ont.he Lake, in the Cleveland
Herald received last night.
F!On the BuGaio Ga.eHe Of Satrday'
-.,,....,., r
our c'ty was ''S''eu 'a7I ''Sn' oy one VI
'he lnoS' severe anu ug'y'"G1He en-
WnCn was ever eN P9I'ei,''u nylJ; l,l'
"op w" ~ ,l W. ,'' Lo & aat o W. G1a;
10 >eneo' S''e9'' Oh VIC u''' S'.'o y. L'l',Il
SIfGet' presents QUE SeI'e'"' S''l'e u "leoN
ana de7oia''ol' 'l'Iou5'lou' ''le llo'e Iei'S I'll
ot Ihe city r..,
ne "o'5L a. l d.! S"o i,, ieS' n'sIi'' ''i"ii
1t mas eyer ever, Oeeh known oeIoTe' c
lHadoiVoh 10 me Inl,''e'i9Se loss VI prop
| ei'y' we no't " ie'o'" 1'''I "'o'1
choIy results IN the death oI a large num-
Der re OF human beings ,.,,.....-.,...,
The wind commenced blowing aoooulIl
O'Clock last n'gl'' aoo Gon'ooGo Qn'lI sun. sun
rlsG lh's morning. "lleI' " 6'""udIly S"o7'-
dea, ,.....
Ihe damage dohe 10 'le s'"PP'og III 'ne
hapmof Is h''ilelS'' g.,
Inc stone pier on Ihe S0U'n sl'e I oI 'le
creek Wll'oh was supposed Oy an 10 " I,"- ~,
PreghaIIe 10 'le ASSAULTS % 'ne e's-
mehts' mas gwen way "e'pie 'nr S'9''I 81
IaSt llIE"t, ~ 'o' "'e' '"'" VI 10 '',b'"
the top 90" u S'NGta, Ie'l I''7 oeeil oIo-
Ken away ana washed I3Io Ine creek
The wharves, throughout the whole eX-
tent, have been more rIess damaged, in
many places being completely torn away,
and scattered throughout the adjacent
streets.
! The brig Ashland, in attempting to make
the harbor, was thrown over he north pier,
where she now lies, her bows hard Oil the
, pier. She was loaded with wheat for
Daw & De Long.
The steamer g. Dole, )jeshigh and dry Ia
Ohio street near Clark and skinner ca
nal.
The Bunker hnl IS driven nara on ShoFe
past above, 49,,
Inc Co,uhiouS 'l'S on ,Il ,an4 ooo'e H'Sl
water marx; Just beyoLo NlICl'Ral street,
between ONO street ana the creek
John Bone, a l9ffyIhah' was Iouno
drowned on 'he iia'S' -,
Ihe U. D steamer AI'ffI' IS driven IlSh
ana ary' near ',I' oiI Syone no0Se' oeIo"
the pler--consideIab'y dam3gGd'
Inc steamer h'neia'a hao one Oh h9I
smoke pipes blown away
me brig europe came IN a1out ocioGE'
while the wind was blowing hardest. Hhe
t, lost her top mast ana Aao hPr sans m"ch
shattered! she ran hcf hoWsGIJt ihto the
warehouse OF 1.easF7' Joy a. "eDSIef'--
ohe also lost heE ,ote y@Iu Wn,'e ou'sio' !"
Co,req"e ,r "e'Ie VI I,e'''5 e' "OH ~ ,i'''I,$'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08
rvnoprArroN OF INDL AN CORN.

The Quantity of Indian Corn shipped
from New York to England, during tn"
first eight months Of 1874, was l9O,oNl
u-holz. Same months in 1913, only 3d.
BOO bushels.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-08


"4'cH 511 are o.h''' ol' s.NeI' ..,.,,, -
Inc l. .B!ie ana ss r.%' 'I'l'5,, n''ISti
oo'lP ''u ., VIC ''.@'o on" I,,iLaJ liJ -,
fo@u company ]" en'Ig'{ o'l,'o,,.ie'I, lI,,,n,, p
po,"oh VI ''e i"o' '' '''e Det0'' '' ''''''
Oh. ,.. M. .ru, a c.o,,
Inc new w, DITCH ""0''"E W " ,,i ~ ,'''
E7q' y" washington '''' p" ''' ''''''' '''J'
teu' ,.i.l.... ,. e.,,a, D,,,.-
a now p''GN a. u " '',''E, Wv no, ',o' f,il.J
lo't tr .,,.' '} ~" ",0G L., 'lo l,,a.,o '
"Ia,,, oI;,.,,.,... ,,,,, tt,,,, l,y, II, vac
,,oI,5 I",,,', ,c ! r,.' '' ''" " '' "
i'UI'5 w. ,,,, la.. ' g5:.o., ot IT r1o5oo
70 ~ ~ r., IN "niny. la,aogp es,imntoJ af s2-
0,, %" - '''' >'''''o
The now Whifa lead Factory Of lTessrs
Trn',,.on Warren s. "a near ,ba foot
arCo't.,' st.,ot IL aIr,os, o,Iiroly de,.,o',-h.
od
Thoco.. hooso or ,be prfralo and Niaoa.
90, ran. p oirro,I ,vas,artt,fr. .b,oundolrn
',,a ,L, car. .,,,roI d,La,gad
Tha orice If sherman. lumber NOR
,La't ,,,as osI,r;ed o,oy. tha raiIropd track !
md I,l"eI in rhc Ravino. nea. Seneca 81. |
,tLo mog sara.,ca- Iqnnd il tha huildfno.
The track Of ihe Buffalo and AtLiCa rail- |
,ooI t.on,. tGe no,ot an IVa4hinrton ST.. 10
bc ,IyIranIins, ahont lhree quarters Of a
',,l,, ,..., ,r.sl,,l a,v,v Tho wota, rose
'i., aIont " ,onr Ec, in fbs dnnot. TEARING up
bS raor and lo:no o,h4r fofurv Tln|
l,,,,a..i, Il, ,Ea 4on,, car and enai'n hou.o
'',,,,,.,oI -. egaGo
Tno ,a,,ine ,q,,,.i,r m tn Seneca street
bo,ow Chiraro .,ran,. il flied with callIc,
Gors lo,oIcr' End orhgy property. The
ra. .renter'4 tooI chests. flied with tools,
troI, G% ,be .l'e. .5in NV ysrd are al-o tbeIe.
T.aroof If GcCnIrack,4 hrcwerv. at the
rr,5,n,,,ic, y,ns .lore off
'nn5cr.,. ',,,5vrr., o,lno, tacto.y was considerably
lon,a,ed '''''
Ir,lc'i1 o,cronE twentr.eeron deod bo.
dio, baj Loon hrorol,t n lho crpf hopso
E ~ ,Li'$ran 5ro5,roJ in tEe yic;n;,y Of
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A CLEAN or SUNSHINE.
By II. ". LougjeIlooO.

The forms that oncehaYe been.
The Past and Present fe''hite
Like footsteps hidden by brook
But seenon either side
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Here runs the highway 70 .lv 'o"''
Thro' which i" "@.Neu 20 c1uI0o VIII ''''e'
Oh! geptkS' oI ny lIleAu''
y ra,r;,J... .a
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"3 D" 'ne sl'So, ,.
A shadow thou u'aSl pass
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Thy dress was IKE tle mes
ana my nGai' as 'UIe "9 'ti'J'
Did walk with me tha' day.
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saw the branches OILY Oh Ilt =. 'LeeS ,',s,
-, behd down 1I!5 'o'ty'I t ~, W ',go., s,as
hIse up 10 KISS 'Ily lee''
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e, VI ear'a l.. ana II,.y I y,.;,1.5 Ho,,a o,oi,
On thatsWeet sabbath morn
,.,,r., ..,l,u. ..,,n
11rough the CLOSED i.' OlnuS' , 'le So'u0ii sun
LouLou III d uu7iy 'g'','''
Otthe ancient p"1FIarchs dream
Ana ever ana anon, tle VIM
N"eeI seemed WIN 'nG niy o...;..
Aul hou ~ VIZ Hy4"iA ' "
I'M, lea'tS, "a, ,I5 ,i,,ao,,,I,n
Ah1' o4 Vic "'iiOo" '"''
Long was the good mans sermon,
rhe 1t Sge SgSlof of RUt5 3O. so be 'o g be'ut
anu ''''' i '''0" o''' - '''N'
To,o, ,,,,s tbo o,or h. uttered.
'1OH5 pi5t y, 's soon,o5 m NOT co to me,
p,,t stiI ' tGonabt oftbee
p,tro,r ,Ios tbo ,,Iaca soens cbopqed.
Tbon arr no Ioncar hare.
Fa[t tLo ol 'ne 90nsuliie u 'lie "' '"0
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As,rhn, he s9n concaalad
AS Wheh 'Il5 sun oolC7"l0o
beIllnu some clOuu 'IlaL HG"' !i 10 l"iiS''
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