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ANAS.


tlTANTEp--A young man from IS to q yesrs Of age
w a. clerk 10 genteel isie'y grccer, one who 10
well acquainted with The bvsfss, and u pleasing Cd
lie write good hand and be familiar VITA
.ss 81 . o The best Of ''S"'
N>fANTEp-You rg men At skiNNER's n Y. branch
w Office Tor the sale Of Bosrsi works fair chance 10
make from SIS TO $loo per month. beside expenses a
large s'osk or sse very low ios cash o. fair wsxeo PEI
shove At lrs Broadway. room Z, W .ssr.. es In.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 5 ueuaDsf OF eAealsn, girls
w and children recently arSfs.d ire" from city hsbs
and snd willing u wors for moderate wases
Application to be the Orcs Of the Commissioners
o. Emigrsdou 10 thu Psrs NJ rAsrge. MA II
xNANTkD-By respectable woman, situation 10 do
w reat or pastry co)kug % a. good sgnircss Good
city reercnces Call at s1 Frstav. between Eleventh
and Twelfth els 60 a.
,lANrED-A situation bys grl 70 20 south with
w family a. nurse, used 20 travelling uooa relief
given. Direct note 10 W H. Of the once OF THE
paper. os "
SHTA>TED-l50 seon,s TO eel very popular books,
w lust published Agents mako % smonh clesrof
postpaid, +. j. DOW sco, iS9 Nsssau-st 90 lra'
WAGON WANrED-kuy one having a hight bug.
w gy wagon for sale cheap, will lind sparehassr At
Parsrow. o. w
nEspECTAyLE YOUNG WOMAN w@.
IA situation to do cooking washing add roains, of -
chsmbermad. assist with the washing and roslns
Apply st 5 Hesier-st 10 The rear on "
DtKTNEH NANTED-An active person. with
500 to $1,000 cash capital, to Join the advertiser 10
hrsrsie city printing business situation Tho most com
handing In NewYo'k The proprietor from sickness, -
unable IL pay the attention required To hofoush bus
only The oder IL msde-sneh one WIN mo es
would be literally treated, with 10 tisk No mortgage
III g. .tty... Tribuua Ofsce. oSu
\ O.T THIS MORNING-A POcKhrBook
j Irantaininp the following rotesvl Henfys, smith
Townsend months, Feb ~ ~, st51 -. do do do
month"; Feb. IS 40 1851 AZ, Gsrstpa Rockingham,
noolhs March - - sos =. Baldwin, Dbbie Wost,
mouths. March y. a. Sit1 81 Warner aud Loop.
months, Aphl 5. 40, sSi A. Payment Of tho aoov. being
stopped person. hereby cautioned against reeev.
lux OF regosins ne sad NOES su,aos ,swsr r VII
welcome 20 the N ney II he viii return tho Boa
2i9l, addressed New York. Oct 3, 1919 - ~
INFUKMATION WANrED-Of WILLIAM Nc
tCARTNkY. formerly OF County LOwd, Rootslown,
Parish Of Stubane Ireland who left there ssoot anssn
wears since by HE brother, JOHN MCCARTNEY, DaviSs
Brnos w-sicheaisr Go in-@r White Psin.l " 80 Inn
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~ The N7f0tk County journal IA a neat new
weekly started at Roxbury, Mas. by WILLIAM A.
GIFTS hpromises to be a good WING sheet. and
,oss dead against Human Bondage, and all Of
m We wish IL the most abundsDt success.
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CARPETING.
cARgETiNGs,


FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C.
ga PEARLsT OPPOSITE WILLIAM
S,NlTH 4 LOUNsBERY are no, daily receiving d.
- rect from the European and Anericsr msnlActufers
large supplies OF CARFEriSss AID OIL CLorH-, OF tne
CHOICEST p4srns ach they oEsfing a. 1ce io-
lowing low prices. .
Eogish Tapestry CARPETS aios. styles IN d 70 2s per I'd
- An. Bu. ss.s do 20 "a 70 -
L [ply % 90 . ~ -
do co - 20 -
Com Medium Exirado % = 10 %
40 FLooa on CLorHs.2ft to=i IN wi. j. 70 jos -
With general Of al other articles conneeteo
with The trade. equally low. % VIZ
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DOWN WITH TIE CORPORATION NUMBERS,
AND PROCURE or kOBERT.,r new
IA and bs.urful Gothic stys Of S1mber Plates X hOb-
ERTs OhKnal Designer knd Azpafsctrrsr OF me oosnr
AID shield pasrr Door Plates, Number Plates, snc bst
Paula "a broadway, sss Pri.sess. sie snases<A
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SA6UYL @. CORNELL

Has REMOVED TO ze wATER-sT.
xxTHrRE HE MANUFACTURES and hzs for sale his
w sQpenor Lead Pipe; alec Sheet Lead, Bar and Pig
Lad BED Lead, Lilhsg- Block Tn, Hydraulic Rams,
srp-rior Iron. Fovcs and Lih Pumps "a luis
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NKw BUCKwHEAT;;mIss ' Ss;,sa s,s pre-
a In p.p-r-d barrels bali barrels q1srter an
snb barrels and boxes; also IN bags Of . .9d > %
elkl1A So .rrxnt thsir meal 10 BE- new free from E-
al ,.s,rht snd equal In quality 10 any In mrssI Os
49,, 13-.hsu Flour white and yellow Indian Msel IL
$3.50 So-n Meal extra superfns foar and SUPER Or 80
FL, 4, bsrrs.s and hall ssrres, also 70 bags - ~
he each Orders frsn The soesh aad has.
49, JSkJ. q. FRos1, - Srsn<s&
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~ sone seamps 10 Boston have been making
sves Of stolen goods valued at several hundrs<
6sppsssntly the stock ct SEINE taRsr'shop
- vsse arrested.
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HENRY z. WILLARD. Aucu0nter
VALUABLE OIL PAINTING At AUCTION


THURSDAY al n O'Clock, ~ i6l Niiiam-st OF the
fresi collections offered iu this country or long Time
compr sing originals and copies from ancient and modern
mastsr. All In good ORDER well framed In gold aud ready
To be- hung psror walls w. Claude, Nernet So0ier-
burgh Wilson George DIlis, immeuast, Goats, Van
Bosmsn Bosghsn Alexander Robertson Jan Both, aud
ZuccareH The whole forming magnificent collection
and sod without reserve. Catalogues ready aud the
paintings are now exhibiuug.
90 SIS THEODORE MALLABY, Salesman.
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SCHOOLS.
lC4kD.
sIGSOR A. oERARDi,
PROFESSOR OF DANCING,


PROFESSOR OF DANCING,
(Lss Of New Orlesrs,D
RksPEcrFULLf INFORMS Tho lsdes 40 49,
hsmen u New-lork that he has aken rooes -
Roadway. where be will commence on sanrdsy oc
- " reeve Isptis DESTROYS OF acconphsan>'s -
elegant ART Of D sncing
dies. 90 W ednesdsys and Saturdays stsPn
Instrueuon WI be gwen 10 Young csnueDsa eve6y
tsnces LsRsaows ysse La Polss La folSs- a. osrhs
and ia N.lse Ciuc- Temp.
classes attended 10 IN schools and Academies
sgnor 10 kindly permitted 10 refer for character sss
>''' Dr. JOHN T MErcALsE' Sss Broadway
JAMES coLLss, E.s. rsiversy,plass
HENRY p DAVIS. Esc - Chntoo-pisc-
FREDtRiCkA NOSCOM. Esq O. FoartsurInsl
Prof : HENRY DICKSON, sBreyoort-e place
DAVID LANE. E.d y Srsvoottplsoe.
JOHN BRpNNSO ESQ sydney place. BrsoAlys
Psrrts Of pap.i. are respectfully inviIed 70 s;lssa
classes anring ne hours q Instruction.
way viii be promptly attended TO o. sswim'
A GkNrIku.N fully qualified FOR the simarcs.
vii male engagement ~ private instructor IN sny
sen'ee i.riiy In THIS city BrooAsn. Terms Wv PEI
annam- HI, i graduate Of NSie College, VITA many
PTS me nsus rtne allowed ptshc seminares psscs
~ .e V1a ee required 10 gr-vei part OF me ye1
Win ne lnp IN Prosecution Il the sciences prv
ierred Address Teacher az Citation o. ~ q.
fHE FALL TERM os MISS NJ A STuRGESs
.ssSSr sos sssng asies s,.@iors. Con.
ing terms aud erences may Dc had BY csnas "a The
pr,seip. sser residence or ami Rsyuor. Bcos .,ors,
70 bowefy, NeN.nois 10 ecdtNi'
WRENCH AND LATIS-Tao.s who With 10 B..
L come prohcien 10 spessius reading and writing the
shove language, ard TO lhe .essos Of Ne~Yot eroot
lyr. IL hONSl EUR LFFEBxRE graduate Of the Uni.
versiy o. Psns. desires bo>sme sno~n. Ref-rsae~s
unexcspronshe. Address care II Childs Joe.iyu.
J0hnst New-Yors s2o linz
Miss BALiow inicr-a. her friends and p.irocs
Athsl her hes In being este oestshnshed che vii
ihe duues Of her school on Monday. sept ie
rwrny sccon... n-.H--n Hr.s. Ssy $50 Fc.n.-sv q
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soCIETY-EIGHTH SEA.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETi-EiohL.ha .s s1A
SON lgsglS50 Subscriptions 10 the tour eonerrts'
ard applications for Associate Membefships WI e ~.
ceived At the Music Store OF Nessrs schsfieh.z 49,
Iuis 4sl Broadway, and also by Tho Secretary
snbserpton $40 In advance for l. tickets, 70 eau coz
cert for Associate Members IS IN advance Tor
~ rebearssls and ticket 70 esc1 concert lLe Ac-a
80 assoei.ts Members are hereby notified mai tis r.
hesrsal, will commence Saturday, Oct o. ~ nr ApolIo
Eocrs At 81 o'clock PM. The Aciusi hr1u7is - y
rne.et 10 be present O'Clock on SATURDAY Oct 70
49,. 49,, " f J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary,
0'us ss.uyv1g Ia Greene a.
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rrnE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE.
TIE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IAVfSa been twenty-five years IA operation, continue
10 insures stores dwellings and other buildings r-r'
chsudise household uruisdre vessels 10 port and teh
~srroes on reasonable terms any similar nstie
oFces Nc s Mrrchsn.s' Exchange Waist New-fofk'
and As FultonsL Broctlyn. . -.
WI. ELLSWORTH, President
.,~,x, a srvvrxs s-~ref.ry iy7 sns-
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FANCY GOODS Toys,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND
FIREWORKS.
rs,HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of these good IN ne
eitv for sale lat Wholesale ou a. The lowest prices ~
NN'' J. W. HALBERTON
a, Oil. Is Mziasn-lsne.
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~ b. BUTLER, Al .iioneer
DJBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sAbE.-On
4 WEDNESDAY, Oct 10, ~ n O'Clock. on prem see -
Ispepardst will BE- s1d The entire interest Of TIE ai-
Henry p Hubert, dec-ssed In hat Old esAohsned %
Hcheuse a1d Tavern Known the sar 81 L-p-oeIos o.
torether with he good will stock. liquors, bar hrtur-s
and furniture ard he remainder Of lease, having years
and months - run. Ss'e for cash. Apply %
~ i.fOi0 JAMES : THAfER Pub. Adm. N4ssau-st
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

AT NfDDLFrOWs. CO>N u n CHAsf. PRINCIPAL
rV,HE v INTER SESSION will commence on ths hrst
i Monday Of November, and continue p weeks Pa
rents seeking good Boarding School FOR their sons may
obtain circulars snd inmate information OF this Institution
Of Rev. h. CHASE, 80 Marketst oil lm-
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DARNUn,s AMERICAN hash $50. y l..-i,,oe- a
ID B.ruurn Manager and Propuetori Jchn Ofeen ooo'
IT. Issistan. Manager. great bil-spisndd fef.9'in
n,ees-ln the afternoon ~ and ever sseulns =. y
ric~k Third week Of the reeng sgeneni oi tar
MARTINETTI FAMILY. They appeA sl sen 49, s
tsinmsp w.th Mons. Louis Elssr, Ia vafley oi NC
-Tlversns AID comic psltonimes NJ ne hsFe rAtllF
Alec engaged. Mr C. Wemyss re.- hor.' al. pr W.
.sri.,ien 8 90 children under 10 year-, II css %
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By r COLON. Aucioneer.
Es-FFI HoI ~IIIulD FL RtITt RE-

HENTEEI HOT ~IIIUTU r IHNITI III
VI OnTHURSDAY the llh. at lot o'cloek. al "a I~en-
~. -ecoudst between Eghh AID Ninh avenues me en-
Ire furniture VI hrec-story house aud comprising ~
mart Of beautiful Brussels ihfee-py and Ingram carpets,
french etesioes AID plain sofas, mahogany chairs cen
Ter card AID dining tables s0ar and nal lamps, Hfan
dole. asfl ornams ut and plain bureaus, cham
her furniture feat er bedf hair Mattresses sheets pillow
cases counierpsnes spreads. table sen lowes' dinner
-. o8 fus+
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crOPPANI PANORAMA HH lJs = Ta.

STOPPANI PANoRAgAss aidh, 81 Tov sss
=, csT,ornis around Cape Horn 70 the Gold Diggnss'
sving views Of all the PrinePs cues % ne s
~, stoopsni Han. Broadway corner o. MsiSsr;st,
Sna,11 eaTibt,ou every Wednesday and sAl1rcsy
~ - =, : o'cIocl Panorans moves ats.
Egspips exhibition, doors open a. O'Clock Panorsms
moves u - = ~4oN- % 6tis
price
TJ'HE PKoPKk sTIpi IN MaN EL6REs l.
-rSt, sStroMicAL FIGURES. SO roadwsy, eorner
:, w.fs--f Hours of lecture II O.elo. \ u. l. :,
81 - ~ f,si-.' Cav Wednesday, wien Nzlams
sssTI 5smaostratrs Tiekets s. cent? - lwis-
Mn. p-oS the great lfish Comedian and Vocal
len on WEDNESDAY EVENING rex, for he esneti
Of he Roman Catholic oIpnAa' ~ 49,.
~ 49,, yel,oosL and Al the book and muss store,
loos s.vIe f~-'O%' %
Broosyn. -.
.1t.E uIT--kI,DORF ACADEMY OF ZINE
hRrsCThe sIhibung Of Painting, by Ar.is.s Of ne
- an srb,i =, he room ever the Hal u The Church Of
No. INV 10 Broadway, between spring and frinee
Al. Will remain open unl iui.aeI toIes oaa ~ e.oea
A unril 10 O'Clock NJ oIissio1 - cents ssss"1
T,rtess ~ cents Csfslosne. u. =. .... ~
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OOWERS,< sTATUAKr;@-ssT,H Sk ~
1 SLAVE, FISHER BOY, PAOsEhr w "a 80 DLt
~ h sculptor are nov exhibiting ior nis exclusive tea
:, ,s caller Of Od Masters Lyceuin Buildings, 30
ses. gether wa he pictures Of me peel 90
fora lie choicest and most destructive collection
- r. vor.s OF AT ever brought 10 us country
Aduiiiehc7 - Se-'~f os i.1
A NJ until 10 7. NJ y -
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A s-IGNkE-, SAIL OF kEAi. E~rATE.I.;A
qsines. stand lately occupied by Stephen ) Psll AZ
store coal and lumber "a situate In the town ~ Pelham
Xesch-stsr County, tie Boston turnpike road and op
po.t Pelham dock containing about acres Of land "
The premises IL barge twOs,ory gnou-e win Al
the necessary cutbuidugs. suitable Tor fgr country
business 1.-THE premises well caulaed Tor boarding.
house al in good rs9sr Said premises viii ne SOD on
Saturday, i5lh day OF October 81 Il 0clock pOon Oh
the prenies Terms liberia made SHOWN on ne osy o.
ale JOHN X. HAYWARD
~ PIX. JESSE LYON.
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r. Wigs and Toupecs--Ciuzens All strangers
are infrmed that the largest trd best assortment Of Wigs
haif WIrs Toupees brslds Of Long Hair. &c ~ he
found Al ths mandatory OF MEDhURSr HEARD, =
Msiden-lane. Also 10 De had sure enre iof DgncfaL
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sTauII.y sCHOOL.-A clergyman hyng on TIE
60. Pfver Short distance from he City viii re-
s - boys uto HE family and - per- mend ihesr edu-
800, Tse LEGATION 10 remarkably healthy and pleasant,
bin1 Il rew and oseo1s, with ample play grounds
,.cSf Parents may be assured that pupils will enjoy
III ~. Comforts OF home aud receive thorough inslroc-
- IN III Toe solid branches o. education. For particulars
sooly 70 or address Rev. {. KELLOGG, Dobbs Ferry,
w OF w.
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~ ur-. NJ. =. Cove Nichols, Wsier-Cure Phyr-
80 a. I,eriuzton-av C0nsultsrons from leA te2Ph
Psueots vi died a. their reslferces
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vxyRITING PAPERs-A full asssrtnsnt and fsf
an ~ CYRUs w. fIELb 90. cusst
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~ Fact for Fa-honabier.Ihossw WHO put
their the hands OF ME,HrRsr or HEARD Or any OF
their Olrue Vmeu viii come rom rlfer their clean brush
- ana b ght scissors with a. handsome h-sd OF mar a.
the most ..sidious taste culd desire. y hsiden-lsne
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rF- Kestoraifou of Nnfurai -igbt'-rfossso'
Bs0SsoS ID Preserves and Res0res the natural sigh
cures near sight and does away wth glasses entirely
Oce days IN Ne~-York he at tree o. eacl Weet, ~
4arren-st No s. from Broadway; IN Boston The other
days al u Winter u References 10 abundance 80 inc
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rTSIyER.ITY GRAMMAR -CHUOI.-PI

lyHENCH AND ENGLISH BOAKDls',v a..
4 Day School for Young Ladies 70; "8,rrsd
Rlaeeter-st Sew-York This establishment, eDne s
Sy Nsaane Xix VINO q assisted " the most .s-.sa ~
fessors Of Ibis city continues 70 ENJOY W y, 80
Tvery asaou ia paid the morals and lgio,s OF tas
Sll jill ir.2iss
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r. Wafer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :. HoUsHroN,
A ~. d. hydropaihc Prtciiuou-f. 81 feminist near
Fh-ayeru- Fsieuls received Tor day treatment or vis-
lied a, their houses Letters Of consultation proper
Is acknOW led ged. o. lN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

NorB1No is Losr.-The drop that min
giles 9Th the flood -tbe Sand dropped on
the sea shore the word You have spoken
will not be lost. Each VII have its iniu-
ence and be felt, till time4hall be no more.
Have you ever thought the effect that
might be produced by a gle word! Drop
it pleasantly among a pap, and it will
have this same effect on aSpndred. A bad
word may arouse the ind PATTON of whole
neighborhood; it may asprha like wild6re,
to produce disastrous eHss As no word
is leost-be careful how va speak-speak
right speak kindly. T1s influence you
may exert. by life Of kindnsss by words
dropped among the youngAnd the old-is
incal shlable. 1t will NOT ase when your
bodiesihe in the grave, bus will be felt wild
er as year after year passed away. Who,
then, will not exert hinseor the welfare
of millions?
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I1olu . TO TYRANNY, IS OBEDIENCE TO GoD."-ruH4
RAVENNA, OHIO, MONDAY, OCTOBER %. E8a9

ofef ringing III HiX aneInorY.i. So, one
pleasant spring morning, Ada was surprised
and delighted by ,hhI proposition of her
Dfolne'' 10 Return; fqF short time, TO the
ir,l rssldence OF theirs 4taends, the Haryeys
lhey were soon borH8 Dy-c and carriage,
back .lothe little Wiage where they had
spent the preceding anmer so dollphtfully.
AS they passed agam through its yque,
streets Thousand Sd memories, y gushed
over the heart string of Leslie, and a
strange fear stilled IMPULSES rs he passed
by the silent coltag Lillie. :. What il
she had .forgolte3 hs Sssyhst. she if we're
dead. - -
Scarcely ~ sesss;Es s ii i Tfieiids
over when Leslie beg tsd on 4 da to call OH
Lille, and tell her OF s arrival, his repen-
tance. and plead wi her la receive him
lavorably. Ada corr Ehted 10 his wishes,
and half and hour alIsrwards he followed
her. How his heart thrilled as he stood
again Oh the vine Hrea.hed piazza, and
looked in the little haB A white muslin
sun-5onnet lay on tie carpet, which he
knew 10 be Lilies, He approacl,ed the
parlor door, and raised his hand 10 knock.
bat his courage failedShi.n. The voice u +
Ada reassured him, und he tapped igh,fy
on the polished oak pa4nel. I he doorwas
opened and he stood intthe room. ! a fair.
form was beiole him, and as his eyes rested
on that face he gazed in mute bewilder-
ment.
"Miss Lille ManlysLelford," said the
gay voice of Ada. Leslie conpmehended
ali. Lille held out sber hand, and her
smiles and tears told thinl that he was for
given !
Strange tha, nersf recognized ,you,''
he said as they sat aegether OH the sofa,
where they had so often sat before.
''rime and sorrow did entire change in
dress and manner, made the difference.
But | should have been TOO proud 10 have
won you back in that manner, had il not
been through the persuasion Of dear, good,
kind Ada
1t was Mayda asa the bells Of the
little village rang marraly. The snowy
muslin curtains, in certain parlor, were
looped back by wrealhs of pale roses, and
the fragrant breeze. .hs ii stole into the
apartment, Aul,ered tte white robes OF the
bride. Orange flowers were twined among
her shining curls, AMI pale rose: bud
nestled on her bosom, sfhe shadow bad
passed away from her char soft eye, and
dewy lip quivered with knuterable feeling,
while smile beamed end anon for 81
naasnasssssl her.sfsss.sl { |lI| tssa5l
back among its didI Il afrhid To-
appear. She was veg, very beautiful,
and the deep, proud ey@ef he bridegroom
rested on her blushirg bee with look of
holy tenderness, too deep for words And
Ada, who had brought al this about was
wild and merry as bid, as she kissed her
sisters cheek, and caAed her, Mas. HER
WOOD!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
LILLE LELFOR d
sr META VICTORIA ruLLsn

ss,,,s META VICTORIA fUILsR
Her laugh is like fairy's laugh
SO musical and sweet;
Her foot is like f:iry;s foot,
So dainty and so fleet;
Her smile is itful sunshine,
- Her hand is dimpled snow,
lIer lip is very rosebud,
In sweetness and in gow.-MRs. osGooD
ssHusH! Did you hear that burst OF
laughtera Let us peep through this rose
wrenihed. window, and see from whose
merry heart came those gushing and
musical tones. She must be beautiful"
.tWbo Leslie?"
"Why the one who created the laugh
some fair, innocent, young creature, with
a spirit like sparkling waters, and q face
oil dimples and brightness. "
49, ss.sAh, brother! 10 love with n laugh! |
shnll tell Miss Merrill; she never conde-
scends to even smile." Es
fts please forget Miss MerrilI;y till catch
IS; q nearer glimpse oil the light form Which
iis just glided past the window. Come, come" !"
g whispered he, a moment afierwnrd, as he
carefully parted the ,wining roses from the
shadowed easement, '.saw you ever a being
go beautiful us IT,.
g7s ssShe is, indeed, very, very lovely, -
= answered Ada Herwood, as she obeyed her
la brother,s and peeped through the window.
sf- "A young girl, of sixteen summers, with
sasa profusion ofshining brown curls, a form
- of exquisite gracefulness, and face Of soft
: nsand yet brilliant loveliness, was leaning
=, carelessly against the high back of ar
70 antique arm chair. One bare and beautl
sd filsarm was thrown over the richly carved
i and polished ebony framework, and one
s.i tiny foot was unconsciously beating
. merry tune on q protruding rocker. She
se was alone, and appeared to be lost II
) pleasant thoughts, for mischievous smile
stole Gradually out from the deepening
dimples Of her carmine cheeks, and playet
+. s,.arouid. her bright and halfparted lips
whilst the dreamy light in her soft eye'
grew eloquent with sparkling merriment
A. length, she started from her reverie, ant
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
Falling Leaves.
BY MRS. NJ. A. BIGFLow

BY MRS. NJ. A. BIG Low,
Musing l. stand where late Stood
When summers sun was high,
And the green foliage of the wood
Thrilled to. the zephyr's sigh.
A few short days have interyencd,
And now, alas. how changed the scene.
Where howare all the blossoms fair,
Flowers Of the sunny gleam,
Which. grow profusely every where
Along the forest strea,n2 SO ss3ggs
All. their brief sunny day Il Ger;
szla aa-ss.siaa bl9s6 no morsI !.
Is not our day of life as briefl
Do we not pass as soon away.
Beholdest thou yon falling leaf, y
Traced with the lines of dull ;decay2 r
Such is our life-thus do we fade, e
And falling mingle with the dead. T.
How fast they come! howasick they fall!
On every breeze they hurry past; 90.
Though some look fresh, behold them all
Hang trembling in October's blast.
Thus is life's tenure feebly frail;
Too weak to bear deaths piercing gale.
One atmy feet lies trembling here,
Just fallen from yon leafy bough; =:
But, from the many aayriads there,
say; wouldst thou miss the lost one now7
IThus.we shall pass life's ftful scene:
And VIII g, shall know that we have been2
May not the mind its impress give
To something that shall not decay?
May we not bid some thought survive
Long after we are swept away2
Yea, even the rustling sound that passed
fingered awhile upon the blast
The soul, with all its lofty powers, :
Flies like the verdure of the leaf,
And like the texture Of the flowers
Its garb is woven frail and brief;
Yet it transcends in destiny
The loftiest star that burns on high.