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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
wINrER ARRANGEMENr.

- 7us-Fsassr1 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAiLRoAD
~ Sr$sSsk<2s, Leave New -lork, O'Clock A. ". )
SH>----AI~----O T. M. Leave Newak lc V'cfk
A. NJ O'Clock, Pm. Lesye Mousso~n, 7o'eocs, n ~
o'clock, Z. NJ - 80
Passengers ~ Tn. Morning Train TO horisown wi! al
ge here Al DEL where The stages vi be In readiness
20 convey them to schooey's MoJnain Washington BEL
ytcre and As.on daily succssunny, S,snhope New hon.
Milford aid owego ON Mondays, wednesday, snd fn-
dave. AID % RocAawsy, Dover, Sparta and Newton %
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, each Lin, rrigrnnk
te follow ng days 10 meet the L. III. uains Tor n 4
saeo will also leave for SsskenfiJge every evening 20
the arrival ol The ears at Ncrrisown.
Passengers 20 shrough, to and nom Jersey Cly without
changing cars On leaving ie city passengers vii dpos
their has ,ae the the fOoi Of corsndsL where
Az Agent viii be Ia attendance Ia receive IL All packases
bundles mus. be entered on The wsy-t, % NE comps
nv will rot mold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 mcTislown
from Albany Basin, by Stephens aud Condhs Line VI
scol. % Newark. from the TrsnspoTl Oce OF he
N J. H. X and Trans Co. foot " Liberty u and y DESIRED
Will be called or ip any part OF e city, by application al
said office. tn,l IRA DODD, Superintendent
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- nor POUCuk EkP-IE, New burg
IT, NEW, DIRK r. -gsssessa1
!. .sss.,--aAND ERiE RAlL ~ .ssiii:ss.sss{

ROAD BINE-b.sfer =
.trraae eE>af-ro commences Mcnday, December IN -
Eor passengers once each way dsy except sandsysl-
Leave New-York from the ZOOS of Duenest Al ce.eck
A. NJ for P.ernont RamsPo, Monroe, Chester, 0oshe1,
Mlaclstovn ~, svils and all the interriecat- places
Leave Ousvile at7t A NJ Midtown At 3, GcsAen II
81 ani Chester At 8 30 4 N. for Ncw-fofk
Fare between New Nors ana OIsvie 81 30
Ffeghl from NesYork will be received nj he foot u
Duane e. on board the bssges Samuel Marsh and Henry
aydam, Jf Of which will lesyc The ey ats O'Clock
P. NJ on Tuesday o. Thursdays AMI Saturdays
freirht for NewNofk viii be tsAen ey The Train leaving
Osg'le rt o'clock A. NJ on the above mentioned three
dave m each week Dec. I. 1875 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

DyO ORDER Of Robert W. Livingston. supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice "a hereby given that an atach-
meu lae Issued ans the estate ~ Israel Dayy and a. ;.
Cusnmsn 0f The State Of Vermont resident debtors
due proof made said Commissioner, pursuant 10 the
directions O the siaiute concerning attachments against
absc0udng, concealed nonresident debtors and INST
c sam, win be sold for the payment Of elr debts, unles
the said lsraol Dayy and 4 :. Cushman appear and dis
charge >lch attachment according law within niue
monhs from he rs publication u this notice, and that The
payment any dets and ina delivery ~ any properly be-
longing -ed debtors 90 them FOR ter use, aud The
transfer 81 any property by them for any purpose what
ever .oTbiGdel by law and are yoldDsied Ah Dec
1875 JP.BUTLER " Morisl,
IL lawam Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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List OF Letters Remaining in the My. Post once,
Saturday, January 80:

r. Pltass msa,io1s The DATE If lN Lt@ n rhsA iAy
are esrzsisea LADIES' Lists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

-. At PRIVATE -ALE-The teO story frame
a.. dseeln house and oueand half acres Of land 1T
~ uated within three quarters Of mile Of the Blazing
Star Railway NecS landing, New JerIey NEARLY oppo
site ROssyle the banks Of The river, with great Nar
ETY. o. fruit Trees For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer
VI fy BrOal-st
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DNO ORDER OF = Caldwell, Supreme Court Commits
ID s.Oner notice IL hereby given hat an attachment has
issued against the estate Of Ethan Paul, resdl
debtor that the will be cold for he payment OF
his debts unless he appear discharge such attachment
according law within nine months from ne trsi publ
cation OF this notice rnf hat The payment o. any debts
him. for bis use Of any properly within the state belong
Ing HIM and the transfer Of any such properly by him
are forbidden By iag, and void
GEORGE TRUsCOTT, JL
Aunr--v for Alf4rhing Creditor.
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publir gonpsrantss, &r.
REcrIaR NAN nv,

d. REcuI.AR NAH. LINK s.s-sea
.ssS.sss.xksss b9.es sad Ns~-i n ne ~, "a
at COVE NOR "a"
rue steamer u0sEasOK cayl sosh rt.,cr. a..
sASsNSitc st.Alo, 'el. ~ to.'e', WI rgn hessA
on he seesoa 70 eo-r~son ia De sonlsios AL Prom
icucs and sOstoa st Pnosit.1cr RAr01ts .avtrs 49,
NoS oa'y' saassys s1'sf,.o. fro1 glet No soss
- " Egon toe arrival N NJ hsJ TIN from Boston
Thsse steamers sr- oeIirpsssec sped sp.cnsor sss
comfort having each % ..sfr ~ largr eJpsiiu. o,ir.
sBd b-fsLs ios p~s ns b. sse. .sss r.
we soog,s Tor fsiniiss snd Psfslss
vii .Aor,eu ~ Passage Seg~csn Nsw.Yot, snd e.
Io0 ioe u 70 hours, h.fr5y Nriyng 70 simple TIM. f
al he lires running foun New Yors E0rth soclA A..
West, snt al he linss rom Boston N0rh asd Fast
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sw-GOss Tuesday. rsurs
DAY ard SSlgrday.
Ths MASSACHUSETTS W.. Leave Nsw.YoIA-asa
t.y, Wsdresdsy ard kndsy
Lssse Slon.nS oc-T p-.,fsy, fh1fsisy sad Saturday
y b-Pssssngers, On - arrival u ths s'esnncss n
sscrng. ca, proceed Immediately Ia the splendid RaFef
cars 70 hrosaenee and Sys.on. without Any delay sns
hasssgs Aases accompanies each tain 70 Boston sls
c1Ige ofis- baggage.
Fer pssssgs or hos Inquire on board The boss p.,
No. North River or No 10 Bstiery-rscc u,
&U~4. A~TEAMBOATHu D.ON. The ssss.
ss<s-asA s been oSSrSsSe /. row In sr.i rs:s ~
der will IN future on her old route TO Hudson dfel
fcfn the foot Of Cedss-sL NEWTON, oelcs every
Monday "Wednesday snd Friday evenings. and hudsoa
every Taes3sy. Thur sday ard sunday evenings oeoss
o. OF he srriva u the Cars hou lhe Fast
Yer passage arply on board Tickets throash 10 rigs
ked :. -; West s;ocsbrSge 81 Isl snd Chatham - 81
eSrh!s Boat has slsrge nu'bcr Of State koonis ssf
ell >FOR POUGHkEE P-IE, Newbmga.
fishkill and intermediate landings, or -
far as the ice will peruit-rhe s.esnbost
uIHGLANDER Capt Chss h. Armstrong. viii ieavc The
pier fcol ofwAenst every Tuesday Thursday and Sal.
urday Afternoons At o'clock. until farther notice.
For passage OF freight, apply on board
" BAl Baggage ami fre ght Of every description pat
board OF his boat be Ut the riss Of The owpefs
thereof unless entered The books u he boat resePei
for.-Nev-N York. Dee. -, 1875. oSl eot'
.u-~rr /. NuTiCE.-on sna after Friday, NoveEn-
>-1SheT .rih the StearibOAt SNLPH, Cspsa
Brsisied, viii make he following tnfs %
and fruln staten Il lsnd, until farther notceyn;
Iears Nssr- ierk-At and n A Nj, 81, ST. r VI lob
L<r< Ssat-n kL4a5-At 81. 10. a.. A. NJ. aud a r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30

81 FOR sALE-A three story and basement brck
Ea house situated tho north side ~ 2ldsL On the n
~ lot east from the of rhrdayenue This house
Is well built by days work and will be sold low. Also,
three story brick and dwellings the northeast
corner Of 10 hist and jdayenue. modern built story
brick house in 10Th 3thayenue Large store and
house corner 9Th avenue and gths modern butt brick
house in 10lhsL between 4lhayenus and Bloomngdalo
Road. House aud lot In Goyemeur.st. near HenrysL-
Also various lots In different patsOf the city. Apply Ia
iH Iwi j. l. HAMS, II East Six reenih ~.
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- r.,...a...s,r, PATERSON RAILROAD.

IN SSss>-SS5171 Winter Arrangement 10 cOmnieres
~ October let, 1910. Leave
PATERSON DsFor Ngw.los.
O'Clock, 4. NJ. ~ O'Clock, A ~
Iii O'Clock, f.N ~. O'CLOCK, r NJ
O'Clock, Y. ~. II O'Clock, r. a.
ON Sundays
Leave, rsiersuu Depdts nj Eew-yors II
O'Clock, A. NJ. D. 1ciOck, ~
Passengers aFo advised 10 tho fty few minutes
before The hour Ofslsrung.
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r.. AT PRIVATE SALE.-The house aud lot In fee
~. No - Clinton place, EghtbsL between fhh and
MI sixth avenues, North side The house IL finished In
mode style with all the latest Improvements mahogany
doors plated furniture while marble menel- black graes.
Croiou aud water closets bath ROOM wash basins
sc Ne The house IL and built In the very best man
ner by feet with II feet piazza stories high
enclosed with glass Size of0t p feet inch by @ feet 10
ches Part Of the purchase money can remain on bond
and MORTGAGE For farther particulars apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
"a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04
E A IM a. ,:s...'l . 8. !sa.s.,sa

PIe.ssntyills New CaAlie. Bedford whitlick,ille
siSsffMM . IN e. 81 NJ ..ssffMM
Croton Falls
80 A nj.
80 p NJ.
The trains and from Croton Falls will
York Island Broome and sgd street car
will precede each ain Euues, take passengers
the city.
The morning train Of from Croton Falls will not stop
White Plains and New York except at Tuckahoc
Williams Bridge, and For dham
Extra trains Sundays Harlem and Morrsiana il fue
weather.
Stages Lake Mahopack and Danbury leave Croon Falls on
arrival Of the O'Clock A. M and p NJ trans and for Paw.
ings on arrival Of the o'cloek 4; N: train:
FARE FROM NEW YORK
To Croton Falls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ft00
o UH
tNeWCastc:s 10
62H
Freight trains leave City Hall at IL nj and AT PM
Returning, leave Croton Falls at A. NJ and sP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

From the New Orleans Times, June 25l
The paper which correspondent sends IL the
Sol de 4nahuac, of the 18th inst from which we CLEAN
the following information relative to the communications
With the interior
The communications with the interior are entirely
cut of-and consequently the received from the
places beyond the line occupied by the American forces
as well 81 those within the line which ought TO be in
slant connection with this place Is extremely
The of this insulated state appears exclu-
svely the great fears entertained Of
merous guerilla parties which traverse the roads and
the same American bodies Of troops-the former, be-
cause some scouDdres have degraded themselves to this
character In committing Of all kinds-and
those who are really defenders Of their country often
nding themselves pressed by great wants in their long
ana fatiguipg marches cannot refrain from imposing
vexatons upon the travellers and the latter Is apt
oonound the peaceful traveller with the active guerilla
and 70 carry bis undus punishment to the extreme Of
Still there is occasionally man Of nerve who enoouu
tiers these dangers but IL Ia to be regretted that this IL
Our latest from Puebla was received about three
days ago, from which We learn that Gen orth had nj
resdy commenced opening great wagon road from Pue
bla 10 Tuspan, which it expected will be soon ready
for use the work being carried with great vigorS
This confirms the reported project Of removing the gov
eminent depot and the United States army to Tuspan
The reports In circulation in Puebla concerning the
gnerllas, ere more uncertain and exaggerated than
those which hava circulated In this place.
Concerning the last train which left with specic and
provisions for the United states army, only say
That the guerias still offer strong resistance IL WIS
said that they had destroyed the National Bridge but
such Is not the CASE they barricaded the bridge with
heavy trees TO prevent the train from passing no
There were n number killed and wounded on both
sides and the Americans finally succeeded In opening
free passage ana nave continued their march These
are the only facts which we have learned ali Other
reports are mere rumor', without any foundation.
NIGHT AFTER THE BATTLE OF pUKNA VISTA
The night OF the 23d Of February last was one Of most
Intense anxiety to the partcpators in the bloody 8ght
OF buena Vsto After twelve hours Of obstinate 1gnt-
ing Win the bnai result yet unknown nothing but
water having passed the lips Of those gallant the
last twelve hours tbs flower Of their respective corps
dead OF wounded, and the certainty of renewal Of the
onslaught me next day IL IL hard 20 imagine period
more calculated TO try mems souls" than that night
AFTER the cessation OF the tght the lassitude
pernduced BY the extraordinary xciemen Of the day
men Tell exhausted, and bivouscked in netbe weary
10 rest and the wounded to die" This depression OF
pnynca energy was 20 great that neither hunger nor
oAnger could incite them that bloody held was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04

ss..s.-zu MRS. JOHN MACE aRREN, (from
nss Europe pupil Of Madame Duchen pianist 10
fTKT che Queen Of England gives lesson. in Piano
lessons weekly Mrs MacrrsnS residence $50 per quarter
tnree lessons do sass two lessons weekly the pupils
Mrs. Maeiaren has the privilege Of referring TO Dr. Elliot,
pr Hodges George Loder ESQ., H. Meggs ESQ, anc tie Rev.
DR. Wainwright OIL Green Spring. les 20i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04

6&& TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF YES
@ENe sELs-Iiemes 4 sprnaers Patent steering WHEEL
this In the gear OF vessels which 40
comp steIy obvetes all the difficulties heretofore arising ~
me ordinary way Of applying tho steering wheel model
can oe seen anc tg obtansd By calling
JeN iN"rc EN0ELBRECHT HALE, 100 William o.
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hand, Butter, Chesse. Lard Msss Thu Ma and PRIME
EIs, smoked Hams Shoulder. and syss Msckerel shsd
heads nsrees and BARRELS susan hoensads bones and bar
e M general nseftmep Of groceries. Sold lots
acc"mnounte purysassJA At the lowest cash prices BY
~ CLARK, FISK h Co, 23s fulton street
~ r-A large quantity smoked Meats and Cheese slightly
&@ee~d e b. sold A. how prices. ali In. IRE
n oBE,s RATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION III
NM AbLES, with metal plated slidss, for prvat.
Rsss no dnins rooms. hotels steamboats, sc uusnra ~ed
70, s.gsaoe durability and convenience warranted never To
se Out Oh oiurr large the largest the ci'y
ra ufluailsd tor variety together with general aorfnut
esRa and eshonsble tnbinrt Furniture, constantly % 10
found al the wareroos No t3 Broadway where e public
are respectfully invited 10 call sud ssumlne
aA lmsm G. " Kobe, an Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TRAINS ON SUNDAY. JULY 9TH, 1917
JssP J:SE I Es..ly q s.sSs;a

Leave Brooklyn s A. for lireenport aud
d,y, the 9Th, AT 5 A. NJ or "a A. M.
Fare om Broslyn to Farmngdale end Lake Road inclu
sv- and bick 81 from Medford and Manor and back 81 so;
from River Head and Greenpor inclusive and hack IS
MONDAY, July 5,h-l;esve BIZ ekynM "A. M. Ercur.
TOR Kechabites and Sons of Farm
dale Returning. leave Farmnzdae 6f r. NJ Fare for the
tip 62H eeutt.
froU orookya, which will ,n to Ysph,nk FOR this day ouy
Trains will follows, for the ommod.tion Of
those wishing to witness the celebration and fireworks Al ID
mai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04

MEHNSSxMo OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
ZzE4[TE&lo COMPANY, Office "A William street.
DIREcrons.
e. II. Sand, Conrad w. Faber,
Edward Mills, Horatio Allen
William Chamberlain Mortimer LyinQs,ou.
John A. kselin, John L. STEPHENS
Herman Oelrichs.
. c. II. SAND, President.
EDWARD Mills, General Agent, New York
CHARLES E. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the visions Of the charter notice
hereby given that The Books for subscription for
exceeding 100000 the capital stock Of the Ocean
Sayganon Company viii be Ie"pened at the Office Of the
Iun-, 1917.
Five Per cent Of hs subscribed paid at the
eod OF in specie bank bills The balance of
ne subscription will be called for nsamen,s exceeding
per centas be required by the the
~, aud upon thirty days pre- notice.
The follow is the 18th section of the BYLAW
Subscription to the capital of the Company, after the
who then be stockholders to the extent OF their then
actual subscription !" is 30rc
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E PERTY-Property in the pleasant village Of Liberty
containing 10 rooms highly finished with good cellar Car
riage Makers Wneelright and Bicksmths Shop all
whole $1,000.
Also of land Of timber of clear land al
under fence.
Up Mon Thursday, till P. NJ, other day. the New
York Res Estate Company Of Broadway and Maiden
Lane JAMES b. BARR
jel0s0t~m
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some parts though In general their forba.rsn.. nd.r
such sunerings, 10 most extraordinary
The principal theatre, Hawking stree, h.. 49,. 40.
ed during the last week In consequences OF tn dth -
the Lord Lieutenant its talented and enternr,n NJ ~
ager Mr. Cscraft, had become bankrupt the week b.
fore wiz again be opened next week with deputed nov
TO Its close performing there and gave general .tis
faction actress and singer She has present
mencsd an engagement In the Cork theatre The ana
ter Meophonc Society held its last meeting on
Tuesday last In the pillar Of the rotunds the per
formances Of the members Of the most
character. and elected tho warmsst applause Mr. TEN
plston L. ut present concluding engagement at
Music Hall, and 10 to be succeeded by Mr. Henry RussA
Of American celebrity.
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-r-A FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, in
Sthe splendid steamer HIGHLANDER, Capt
The st. HlGflLA NDER will make the following de-
hghtui Excmrs,ogs Monday the 9Th Of July, lsi7s
FURENOON SEA EXCURSION
GOWN the Bay and around the Light ship chored l2 miles
outside Of sandy Hook giving passengers opportunity
see all the different ions Of the Habor the beautiful
irenery Of The Bay Of New York the sht Houses SANDY
taste OF its saline AID silubiious atmosphere.
Leaving as iollows;-Foot OF Warren 7k Hammonc
St before Gand East River before " Catharinc .,
at 3; aud f-r No North River past O'clock Re
turning 70 the same places b. cen and 2 r NJ.
AFTERNOON EXCURSION AROUND STATEN
49, ISLAND
The beauties Of this well known that il is only ne
cessary that the Highlander will leave Warren st
o'clock; Hammonds St 2k; Grand tef re 81 Cstharne
stsi and P.r2N +. 81 o'clock Rerurnng to the sam,
landings abou, 7 L. M.
EVENING EXCURSION
In the the HshlaEd will Excursion low,
the Bay the fleet of vessels the Quar-
anne aud aloug the shore. Of Island through the MAJ
mug up keep close to tn Long Island shore
good wy can be Obtained Of the magnificent fireworks from
east al N o'clock Hammond "a before 0; Grand st az
Catharine ST. az aud Pier r. p NJ Returning to ia,
city at II o'clock.
Fare for earh Excursion 80 cents. iyl Aero
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The above ships all Of the first class Of lght da of
water aud by the most captains in
the trade Their cabins Handsomely furnished and every
= -
Neither the captains Of the above ships will be
sponsble for jewery bullion precious stones silver or
ware Cor letters parcels packages by put on
board Of them unless regular bills Of ang taken for tie
same, and the value therein expressed.
For freight or apply board Orleans wharf foot
OF wan street, or TO =. X. COLLINS Sc South
Agent in New Orleans-John Woodruff & Co. who will
promptly forward all goods To their address - "
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r. The CITY GUARD, accompanied by
the United States Band, will leave in the
- steamer Gazslle for Port Chester, on Monday
morDug at A. NJ from foot Of Market street T. r. Return
ing, the boat will leave Port Chester at P. NJ
Friends OF the wishing tickets obtain them ON
ESQ Broadway. iy2 3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04

N- GRAND EXCURSION TO POUCH
NtEPSlE1La each way at Rock!and
unHEnsasAn AXE, Van Courlsndt's, West Point, New
% asd New Hamprsh-The splendid SANTA
above Monday July U7 leaving the foot Of Grand
street n at Caterne quarter past g. Pier
moud street az O'Clock. y " "
Returning VIII leave Poushkeepse IN No
York Al early hour.
Fsfe 50 crns each way. IL usrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25
sTtEl. BLIND BOY

8Y rHE REV DE-. HAWas, az Ny USLEaS:
Ii was 5lessel San n, dly-
The h,wrf, bloom 4 III al MS mi ]
The little brlsp1ur.i forth IA &c az.
And every thug IN nature a.u,lel.
Ia pleaau. thoughts wan lefa on
Beneath the deep wort dnPle space,
Til suddenly came upon
Two ehil lren ~h1 had hither sifayed.
Just q an aged birch trees ia5t
4 It'll b3y 4nl gir reclinel
His haBda ~ he's she kindly put,
Aad then saw tire boy ~as bind
he children karN ut Twas s. ueAr-
A ire cnaaaals5t IN from Their ti.W;
But all they said | well could hear,
Aud could see all they might do
Dear M,ry. sad Ii ppot bin by,
"Thttaittle bird sings very long;
Say, do yon see uim IL his JOY,
Aut = he pretty as his song
. Yes, Edward, y-s,s replied the maid
Il SEE that btui on won ieI tree
fhe pror boz sighed, AMI gently said,
''Sis,ef, wish that couId -.
Tn flowers. r1u say, are very idir,
And brlShi sfeed leaves arr az III. tees,
And pretty bfr.is ar .inglu thrre-
How beautiful iot on wIa sces
yet the fragrant aD~crs can smell.
AMI can tcel III green teal = shade
Aud ,an near the notes that swell,
From thas' d.af bifis That Col hls made
IS, sister, Col u M Is kiaJ.
Thgusa sight alas IL his no, gwen,
But, tell M. ale there any bind
Among lha chitiren upil Haven't
Ne. dearest Edward there all sae-
B,re uhs ak me thing 10 old
o., Mary, Hes 81 god t. M.
jholght Ill like 10 lo3h a Il 81.
En- -aaa. dl>-a~e his haul had land
Ga ih1l dear boy, - meek and mild,
His widowed mother wept and prayed
That God wU0ij sp4re her slghtless child
He ipi srr Wetn tears Oh her face
Aud said, Oh, never weep Tor me
| IN goihS 10 Il bright. bright place.
Whtre Mary says Col shall Sc.
. nd you'll b. there. dear Mary, too
But. mothcf, when you get up tbefs,
Tell Edward, mother, that / is YOU
You know never saw you here.
he spoke 40 more. bat sweetly smiied,
Until the hnsl blow was given
When GuI took up that poor bind child,
Aud opened first hls eyes IN heaven,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-25
ClNClSN ATT MARKET.
CIECissATi. Nov.

ClEcissAri. Nov. 20, 6 r. Nj.
Flour-lhs market Is quiet with sales I9i
bb,s at Si.175 pct bbl
d"n-He notice no change IN the m Z
ket.
Whiskry There is a fair demand IN tht
market, with sales ol 81 bbis at l1br per pal.
Moiasses-Saies Of Ia at 27d2,e per esl -
Sales OF 200 bbls new at 2oc per gal.
Sugar --Sales Of i69 bbls pfiaae \. q. al
5ic per ID,
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