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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-11

JAMES RAMM0ND's
CIRCULATING LDSR AIRY

Rl
|3257 Rory O'Moore, sn Historical romano"
OF Ireland. by Manuel Lorer.
1858 Ru.,en Sinclair or the Fshhls.s wife.
q tale by The author VI ''rsn Thou
'snd year" ]
o605 The Battle OF Life. love story by
Charles Dickens. .
$3.50 Plessnrss ~ rss,e, snd other stories.
selocied from the writings Of James
Tsylvr, with sketch of her life, by
George Sand. 2
1901 Fact and Fiction, . collection 81 stories
by Il. yf.via Child !
1906 Sylvandire or the Disputed Inner,
lance. by .fisrand,r Dumas.
Remarkable characters, ancient aud
modern, ornameDtsd with eight Por
traits.
fall u ,hv Ro,nsn Empire 476, to the
Reformation 1917, by
H'aiinm Sullivan. ]
1860 Babylon tho Great, = d,sr-ctlon. aud
decentralization Of men aud things. 10
the British Capital, by the author oi
"Jhe Modern .4fhons" 2
2l92 Sixty years Of the life of Jeremy Lewis 2
36O7 The Sacred Mountains. with illustra.
tons. by G. H,adi,y. !
il, 200 VOLS. Hstory- Yoyaxss aud
Trapeis-
l,20O VoLS.-.Misceiianeous works--
aud
9, 600 0vOLS.-topeis-. Tales aud Ro-
mGness-
In all, over 6,C00 VOLS.
Being the Lnrsss, Circulating Library in New
England.
Newport, March Ilih, 1886.
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BOSTON-Mareh oh, 1S47.

BOSTON-Mareh oh, 1S47.
DER MARY ANN--arrived thi,
l. day from LiycrPOOl--The sub
scribers have received
Drsb and Fancy Mkt Csshmaretts.
Silk and Wool Montezumas,
Orleans LUsires,
Silk Warp Italian Cloths,
Jacconett Muslins,
Fancy Stripe, Check and Corded, do.
Graduated Patterns, do.
Embroidered Rsmsgate Shawls.
Rio Grsndr, do.
Sylphide and Evelins, do.
Chiniz Bandanna Hdkh.
Fancy Silk, do.
which ore for sale At lowest prices by
FARNSWORTH g. SHAW,
mar II. 65 Milk, Corner Of Pearl ST.
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Linen Sheetings,

l1nI-1 wide, 9 Ia do 4 IL do. for sale
lO cheap, by JOHN II. JouVET.
mar. II
MALAGA GRAPES, are to be had at
/ IIMYOUNG'S. nert south Of The Town Hall.
| Mar II.
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The Christian ParIOr and Mothers
MagaZineS.

A LII persons indebted for the above works
IA are requested to make payment timmedi
alely) to &. T.. Hammett Jr., who is duly author
lied 10 receive the same, and to transact any
business pertaining to subscriptions or other
wise. for the above periodicals.
THOMAS BAILEY.
March ll-2m.
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Thread! Thread Thread !

DON'T sew with that poor thread. for You
IL are only wasting your time, and bestowing
your labor for nought. The subscriber has
received a case of raylors cord PruSsian
thread, which the public may depend spon its
being a first rate article JOHN d. DUVET.
mar. Ii.
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NJ. Clay viii be 10 years VI age on the ia,h
dsy Of Arriine,. ~
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW BONNETS.
~ lust opening at the NEWPORT
~ d BONNET STORE, good assort
- menl of
New and FashiO nable BOnncts,

Of all kinds, and will be daily making and re.
ceiving New Goods through the season. Ladies
will do well to call at the above place if they
want a good and fashionable Bonnet. Also,
Bonnels made TO order al short notice, at
ia, THAMES-sT., Corner Of Church.
IRA FRENCH.
N. b. Bonnets bleached and pressed in the
best manner, at 20 cts apiece, at the above
place. LF
Mar. IL.
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On Saturday nsrf. Moysh INA. at o o'eioek.
n. NJ. Wiu be sold nf Publ. .aacfiom, nf The
.Slo'' u Tho~as c. Shsrmnn. ." The fsry
WharE
LIS ENTIRE sTOCK"OF GlAssys.
IL consisting of Grocefics. Fancy Goods.
Clocks. aud large variety Of other Goods.
Sale positive. ]. GOoD5pEEi,. Aset,
mar II.
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NOTICE.

Subject Of next Sunday Evening" Lectur
at the Mill.st. Church -
Speeks m the Horizon Of the Reformation.
Service commence at Ia before z o'clock.
mar IL.
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70 Let,

;: @$: &C.; ! e; s
diately. LEVI JOHNSON.
mar. II.
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Guardians Sale.

win b, sold at Public AUCTION. ON Saturday.
The 97th Of March. isl7, al ~ otioek A. "a
on The prsn.is's.
lnNE undivided SIKH part of the ~ acres Of
~ Land and the upper pan Of asrlliny
House. which was nssigneti To Margaret Almy,
a. her dower in the Estate Of Capt samuel Al
my, decd situated in Portsmouth, which, be-
longs 10 Joseph NJ. Mumford, rs heir 10 his deed
mother Emeiine Mnmford Said dover is
bounded noriherly On a road; easteIly and
>oulhsIly on a road, and on land belsngine to
Edward w. Lawiop, audi Jonathan An; hony
westerly and ,ouiherly on land oi JoLsihan An
hony. and the heirs OF Elizabeth Barker, ssA
Charles ~. Almy
PETER i. REMINGTON. G-.~Li..
To Js~pA ". Mx~fS"<.
T LIKEWISE, will be sold ut the same time
IL aud place, iw" undivided sisihS parts OF the
above described dover, belCngsg Ia Gharlrs
IL. Almy.
There will also be sold al tRs'SnTnc time AMI
place, one nrre and one halt and N r. ds ~ land,
with The lower part Of the dwelling house and
Other buildings thereon standing, q being that
par of the farm situated in Portsmouth bslong-
il z To the late samuel Amy, which was assign
I'd To Enelinc Mumiord, in the diyisnb VI ihr
said samuel Almy's Estate, bounded westerly
on the main road northerly on y read. easlcrly
on the widows dover, and Souhcrly On land of
the heirs oi Elizabeth BARKER.
PETERP REMINGTON, Atty.
to Cherries H. AtmS
Newporr, March u, 1917.
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Adlntmts1 satOy's Sale.
BY rirtus cfauthority J,vm the Court IF Probate
ofhe Tonn Of .ytrport- miH bs sold at Pub
neIi, at 10 o'eloek, a. r., On The pvtmisss,
A LII ibeTright. title and interest which
"A Waller w. Simmons. late Of Newport.
had at the time oC his decease, in and To- cer-
.ain lot Of land situated in said Newport. With
a dwelling house and other hildings thereon
Standing, bounded Southerly on Bridge.slr,e !;
Westerly on land of Thomas T Car; North
ery on land late of Freeman Maybcrry, and
EaSterly on Third.>treet. Conditions al the
me and place OF sale.
PETER r. REMINGTON, Admir-.
With me VIII onncnd.
Newport, March 4, lS47.
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. SHARES in the Pank of Rhode Island, {,
y >sle-apply 10 the CA>HlE1.
Innf 1.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-11

FarnswOrth a
u Shaw are now receiving toll aSsort-
ment Of Umbrellas, direct from the Manufacturer
26. %, 30 inch Wheel Top Bone;
26, %, 30 do Gingham do do
26, D, 30 do Scosh do do fast color;
26, %, 30 do do do do Blue, Green md
Brown.
All sizes Of Silk Umbrellas and super do.
These goods are made for us to order, and are
confidently recommended to the attention Of buy
ers. No. 56,M street, corner Of Pearl street
Mar. II.
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TOYS TOYS!

NOW is your time to buy Toys. Young has
IN the largest assortment in town and a"ieetie'
cheaper than any one else. NeI'.souh OF the
Town Hall. Mar. u.
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IIVU and for sale ID iOUNGS, neat south
Of the Town Hall. Mar III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02
General Notices.
ry- Western Land Agency, DETROIT,

rxr Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Michigan,
ls4s-Sir The undersigned continue to devote ihe AZ
tson to the business Of this Agency viz The purchase
and "a le OF Real Estate The payment Of taxes recsmns
lands sold for tsxes the purchase OF lands al TAX
the examination ofutes the entry ofSaio or oo'ernnen'
lands the examination and plating Of lands leasing Guy
and village property and collecting rens Uonos
nortgagss and other evidences Of debt the purchase ana
sale ofMichigan State liabilities. 81. r,,r.,.
hev have careful and Tuswortny ~ enle a. VIC
ma plscesin Ohio Indiana, 1nos anu Az" o.
and in each Of the organized Countes ol VIE to
Ths ali husiness entrusted TO their care VIII leceNo
and particular attention, they refer you TO me ol-
t- Gentlemen for whom they have transacted business
~ sf5cs opposite the Michigan Exchange Jefferson
avenue esose, y MACY MACY BRIGGS
WILLIAM s. DRIGcs.
re- GEO. H. BRoDHEAD, IS Merchants Exchange, 10
Agent Of NJ. L d. in New.York-
REFERENCES:
Men York City-Frederc Bronson, Esq DANIEL Lofq Jl'
ESQ. Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, Charles Butler Esc.
Messrs D. kngslsnd Co Mes' HaT,ag rHe'p'
dl5my-George Dawson, ESQ Evening Journal
RocAefer NJ Y-Messrs. Smith & Perkins, Aesss' sage
P, sSsg " YrE D. Ether. ESQ Messrs. Hayes
Raon MusJohn NJ Barbour Esq. w. w. Dennis, Esq
Pl,IadsIphia, Pa-Messrs. Draper, Tappan Co.
Troy, n Y.C L. Tracy, Egg
FmGuia, ~ Y-Junius A Smith, Esq
HrrEimfr Co. ~ Y-M. Grant Esq. .--
Loasinsbwgk, NJ Y-sdney d. Smith, ESQ OhauneeJ
r H 1vs,, N Y.-Aiex. c. Mitchell, Esq.
Detroit Meh-Messrs. Gray Lewis, David Stuart, ESQ
Ia,lington, ID C-Hon VIM. Woodbridge
Toledo Oiio-Richard Mott, Esq.
Hartford, Conn.-H. H. Miller, Esq
Als,dnder, NJ Y-D w TOmlnson, Esq
mill lawD IsmW6SWf
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Goal.

sCHUYLKILL COAL VIA. THE CANAL.
A LFRED LAYTON, Of 81. Clair, schuykill county, "a
via he Schuykil and Delaware and Rarilan canals All
orders addressed him a. ST. Clair, Schuyk County, or
to the subscribers (hs Agenls At Philadelphia, Will meet
with prompt attention .. =, ,.,c,,,,r
mH % BACON McrAhLaND.
NOR SALE-lO or 1900 Tons Of White Ash Coal
The subscriber is prepared to deliver by The ca
nal either In Philadelphia NewYork, or on 6oard Inc
boats Port Carbon from 10 TO 5000 tons OF Waite Asn
Coal during the season. from his coery al St Cair MIL
Creek-hs quality which is guaranteed 10 be the very
best and handled In the most careful manner Application
made By letter, directed TO Potisvie, viii have mmedi-
ate attention. MI SIN DAVID ChlLLAo.
eS FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Nut Coal,
DID S5 for Stove do 81 for Virginia Coal, when landing
delivered above so cents of for carriage ehgh,
Schuylkill, &c T. BENJAMIN, 1o Frankln-sI
Dealers supplied very low. nSl I'm
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United States Transport Loo choo,

United States Transport Loo Choo,
OF CAPE HoaN, December %, 1886:
Accidentally lost overheard 10 gale OF WIND on
Cape Horn on the Goth December, ls4o, from the
United States Transport Ship Loo Choo, Private
DAsIEL STRONG Of the 18th Regiment ~ Y State
Volunteers in the service Of the United States.
Also died. at the same time and place, OF disease
or the heart the immediate fatal effects oil which wal
induced by excitement and overexerton in rescuinG
Private Green from drowning, LIST Lieut.. VILLAS
II. TRENELLs OF the same Regiment. :,
In connection with the death OF Lieut. Tremelis
we publish the following proceedings;
At meeting Of the Officers Of the Detachment OF thu
7th Regiment N. T. State Volunteers in the service o.
the Unted States and the friends Of the late Lieut. TRE
MILLS convened on board the Transports Loo Choo
of Cape Horn, on the 2eth December 1896 1t was
Rssoued That with heartfelt sorrow We are compelled
70 announce the sudden death Of Lieut. WILLIAM X
TpxmxLLs on the 26h inst that we sincerely mourn 10
Soldier whose decease Is loss TO our country-for
friend who was bound 70 US by the strongest aes ant
for officer who was exceed by none IN the strict ant
faithful discharge Of bis duties.
Resolved That we deeply sympathze with the be
rosved widow and relatives Of Lieut. Tremells in THU
distressing accident and hope mat tnoy may DC
Of his country, in successful endeavors TO rescue
drowning soldier of the command and that he departed
with his hopes firmly fixed and anchored In the Christian
faith and religion.
Rssoped That we will wear the usual badge Of mourn
Ing for our deceased brother officer for the period Of
thirty days.
Rtsorh That copy of these resolutions be forward
ed to the widow Of Lent Trcmels, and that they be
pubshed in the Washington Union, and the papers oil
the City Of NewYork.
James A. Harde, Major 7th Regt N. Y. s. Vols
John L. Bracket, Capt It'll do 90 do
Seymour G. Steele, do do do do
Kinball H. Dimmick do do do do
James b. Hatch, master Of ship Loo Choo.
Edward Gilbert LIST Lieut. 18th Regt N. Y. {. Vols.
George G. Hubbard, do do do do
William C. Barker Asst Surgeon U. s. A.
Charles g. Anderson ID Lieut. eth Regt. n Y. s. Vols
Charlie: ,. n Young, do do do do do do do do
George p. Lenox, do do 90 90
lanes C. Ward, Acting Assf Commissary U. B. A.
Robert Wells Commissarys Clerk
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New Publications.

The REFORMED Practice OF MEDICINE, based upon
the principles of the Chrome Thermal system prac-
ticed by the celebrated Dr.. Dickson OF Londol'
BY o. s. RosE, NJ. ID. New-York; w. h. Grahain,
Tribune Buildings l2mo. PIP. 26s.
This book is made up mainly of extracts from
the lectures Of Dr. Dickson which have beenrepubshed
entire by DIR. Turner of this City We believe, how
ever that the substance Of the system here presented
II is certainly worthy Of Investigation.
JOURNAL OF TRAVELS OVER THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
TO THE Mourn or THE COLUMBIA RIVER, made
during the years l645 and 1896 by JOEL PALMER,
Cincinnati le47. l2mo. PIP. ls9.
This is the title OF a work for sale by w. FL.
Graham II gives the experience and observations offs
man Of sbrewd common sense and will be found Of ser
Vice 10 all persons who are thinking Of emigratDg to
the country described while II Is by no means without
interest for the general reader.
Rp "FRsr LESSONS IN BOTANY, or the Child s
Book Of Flowers: illustrated with Engravings: For
Families and Schools; By THEODORE THINKER ia q
beautifully printed little volume of l05 pP adapted to
the capacities Of children and presenting the elementary
truths Of Botany Ia attractive form The writer
adopts the modified system of Lnneus better for the
ehd because simpler than the other Theodore Think
or 10 understood to be the de pss Of Rev FRANCIS
G. WoopwoRrH, Editor Of the Youths Cabinet. Pub.
lished by D. Austin Woodwork, 1875 Nssssu-st
NURSERY TALEs.-Several very meritorious nur.
sery works have been laid table by Zieber Co.
Of Philadelphia They the first issues Of what is in
tended to DO a very comprehensive series. The Illus
Gsops, with the text entirely original, tho former
BY less srtsA than barley Croome, and the latter
By very able writer. assuming the nom de plume Of
"Grsndfsther Lovechid" Beth are excellent and the
tsxt whe 1t delights the fancy is made the means Of
ineulnatng moral The Pictorial Primer, Aladdin,
Hezry Brown, Fred Fsarnought. Robin Hood and No
shcr Goose are oil that are yet issued. They may be
had Of w. H. Graham, Tribuns Buildings
T"The Gardener and Complete II lorist' is
the title Of q small volume, containing an account Of
every vegetable production cultivated for the table
with directions Tor planting and raising flowers Price
a5 cts. Published by w H. Graham, Tribune Buildings
INV Mrnc.-Fkth, Hall 4 Pond have in pub.
LEGATION new and very beautiful MOetvrns BY w. v
WALLACE Ths theme h from the beautiful melody.
Scenes that brightest" me gem Of his new Opera
~Mazlsana." u 10 dedicated to Edward L. Walker. ESQ
and can Do played with the Of ~wslkers Harmonic
Pedsr They have also published the beautiful cay.tns
sung BIZ Bsrils. 10 Linda di Chamounix, 20 luce A,
auest snima- (Our faith then fondy phehtnr1 and
Henri Herzs Grand Fantasia upon Mats from Lucia :
This one Of the most popular compositions played b,
Herr while In this City.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.


rscket chip Yorkshire. Bailey. I'm Liverpool Feb 90
bsrk Hannah Thornton of Boston, steering Esst
New schr B A Tufts, Gates II ds I'm Machiasport Me
Iuu,ber to Snow. Sailed In company with aehr John
Tor York.
corn, 70 Plat Sailed 10 co with schr Julia Nancy
Lswis for N York.
echr Greeisn. Chase, Dc I'm Boston, mdse, to Al
kiDs.
schr Samuel A Appleton, Hamilton. . dc I'm Boston
ndse.
sehr Excel, Lowell, 3 de- fm Boston mdse.
eAuED-Psckes ship Bavaria, for Hsre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

AcclDEsr AT AURoRA.--A correspondent at
Aurora gives the particulars Of most painful and fatal
accident at that place ON Thursday. Mr.. C. Cutter len
ki homo Ia the morning and went 10 the fence factory
Of Mr. Meggs. for the purpose OF grinding bis and
while in the act of adjusting the belt hishsnd caught
between the belt and puy. Al efforts to disengage II
were uasvaing He was carried round with the shaft
making $50 revolutions IN minute until his arm was
severed from the body at the shoulder and both egs and
three ribs were broken. Mr. Cutter fingered till o'clock
tho same evening, when death relieved him from his
horrible sahcrings Buffalo Com.
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ALERT L. WINsHTP,
EORE,S PATENT

HOBBS PATENT
EXTENSION DINING TABLES, win premium meuAi
pIaed sides long favorsbly known as the most oute
BILE elegant and economical Extension Aoes
never 10 get out OF order large assorment-e afg
in the city-comphsng tables for private pariors ana
dining rooms hotels steamboats, &c togetner wllh gen
si ssormen OF elegant and fashionable Cabinet furni.
ture always ready the mandatory and wereroos -
Broadway where the public ore Tespeenny lnvLIeu ~
cs and examine fms im-l CT. HoBE, ~ broanWsy
PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,
ar NURSES ASSISTANT, newly invented ana yer!
Ouseful article Of the nursery, by when lnisnls mr.
months old and upward exercise and anlse themselves
IN mode highly conducive 10 health IS decdedy
10 ANYTHING before offered 10 the public For see az U'i
Broadway. BY md lmeOd.I Wv. ~ ~ . IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02
miscellaneous.

OF M REWARD. The New York, Albany and But.
oe TO any person who shall give such information as shall
lead 10 the conviction Of any Individual under me ioow
ing law for wy narng .hs TsFsSn P Pns s pro
Unca. Oct S. 1s4s.
Az Acr 10 facilitate he construction OF Morses Electro
Magnetic Tsegraph.-Passed May Is, lS45;
The People of the State Of New York represented 10 Be-
nate and Assembly, do enact as follows; ., no,..,.
Magnetic feiegraphmay be and are hereby author
tied TO construct lines Of said Teeg,sPn ng PV 81 nj.
State by the erection OF posts piers or Ou'mea lo
tanning the wires Of the same; Proyided tna' lns same
sha not In any instance be constructed a. 10 enohnger
or inurously interrupt the navigation Of such waters aug
provided also, that the private rights OF ndyiduas sna
Sc In no impaired BY The provisions Of hs &C. nor
sha his ,ct authorize the construction OF any bridge or
other similar erection across any OF the streams o weeI
or wy niure modest or destroy any Of the said lines
or the materials property pertaining tnerelo se W
conviction thereof be deemed guilty o. op soh al
the discretion Of the court which SHAH nave ana e S0s
uizence thereof - ..os,s. -
SEC The Legislature may al any tine alter Inoony or
repeal his act and the shall take eject inmedHey
Keepers owners Of Junk shops and all other psrson
Posts Buildings corner Of Hanoversi- and Exchange
place or 70 the q aV{ PsssTTSo secTS
Nsw-York. March 5. 1917. limo 4wl 10 waist
SHERyyOOD,s Magnetic Machines by recent I'm,
Sprovemeuts IN these machines, ihelr power - ~ sn
aiS ard sd each They have nov double the power and
much better, and with less noise ihsn any osnri
chimes, and are much bettef adapted lot mesneSH
well az magnesng patients than any other 10 use EsSa
Gale accompanied with manual l9ih edlton PIP. -f'
S9mo in the English French language, according 70
der containing specific directions for the new menod OF
using tbs Instrument and which alone can render II Ell
fectve Physicians and others cautioned aEans Pu.-
chasing The limitations OF hcss machines under wnAlesei
name as hey will be found OF little or no value NO Pre-
MUM has ever been obsined our machines a me
American or any other Institute, as represented oy INC
manufacturers uf Inferior machines
H. II. SHERWOOD, NJ D. I02 ChsInbefssL !; n:
FOR sale also by w. RADDE, b. Broadway NIL Of
DRITANNIA WARE, &c,-Ths subscriber nay.
Ding purchased the entire stock Of goods IN the sore
Burlingslp consisting Of Britannia metal ware In all
il varieties block Tin ware plated koocs, banes vi
straits lin, reguus 81 antmony metallic blsmo &c sno
havng had the charge Of The business for he asi NE
Teen years invites his friends and patrons 10 continue 70
deal with him with the former firm He hopes, by al
Gerton business give satisfaction 10 the numerous
customers both wholesale and retail, who have for many
years dealt al The old and well known stand, between
Pearl and Water sls LUCIUS HART,
mSo Ivy Successor 10 Boardmtn Hart
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Deaths I'm the California Regiment.

10 tke EdioY Of The zT~H"e'
ma. su: You viii confer distinguished favor on
the friends and relatives Of the deceased and on the OH
GERS whose names are attached by publishing the within
=, ,our earliest convenience On behalf of the Officers
have tho honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obt servt, EDW. GILBERT,
lst Lieut. It'll Reg't. N. Y. State Volunteers.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From Howius Journal.
THE LOVER.


THE LOVER.
ysox raE GERMAN OF HEINRICH voss
TIE maiden with brown eyes and bar
Came er the dewy meadows;
The nightingales were singing c'e"'
Among the evening shadows;
I saw and heard her stepping ne, IT,
Gh. nsssea like sunsbino DER the iea'
saw she was the SRI io' me
Her skirts were Iiffed nom inc u0"
Her bodd;ce fitted tightly
usr n,s;ts,d hair, her apron blue,
IT, night breeze waited hghuy
s ings white as white could De,
Sid Il that maiden fair to see
Il lust the very girl for me
The bripded COW her call obeysd.
Came all the meadows thorough
And AZ she MIXED, said ], Sweet maid
Co3 shield thee from all sorrow
Che Looked with eyes so bright and irce
Said /. she is the girl for me-.
She shall my hearts beloved be
Her eyes they seemed to answer Yes
Nv heart with love was gushing
And 1 contrived my bps to press
Unon her warm cheek, blushing-
Thai bushing cheek, so fresh to seel
said I. this maiden, fair and free,
Che is the very girl for me J
helped her over hedge and stilc.
With frothy milk -pail laden
And sang TO scare the COLLINS vie
That might alright the maiden
FOR now 4 was dark by bush and tree:
Ard said I. " Maiden dear to me.
wilt thou my hearts beloved be "
-" Wherefore so late 2" her mother cried.
In wrath her daughter viewing.
Soft. gentle mother" replied,
aThy daughter We been wooiDg
Give thv conseut-then blessed are we
Sweet mother, give consent for she
L. willing my beloved to be-" MARY Howif1