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Local Nlattsrss

MoNumEsTs TO THE GREAr.-The triangular
spaces at the acute intersections of the avenue
with c, ID, and streets, not at present either
useful or ornamental, whatever they may have
been originally designed for May they not be APP
propriated TO purposes of utility adornment
If 3d. to what, We desire that each shall
this for himself and will take the liberty Of
leading the way with our suggestion.
The equestrian statue of Jackson will not be large
enough for Lafayette Square; and if, as has been
proposed by many respectable French citizens of
the United States, monument TO Lafayette should
be erected here, the former will be lost in its sha
dow One of these triangles would therefore an
better, and might at small expense be rem
dered very beautiful. Thus would occupy
of them.
The Senate has already passed a bill appropriat-
ing two thousand dollars for the purpose of rearing
u monument TO the lamented Taylor. With such
additional sum could be easily procured, might
not the design be satisfactorily executed by the
erection Of beautiful monument in of these
spaces' Thus would appropriately fill second
space.
The others would not long continue unocc upied.
WE our friend Bibber jogging homeward
yesterday evening, pair Of heavy boots upon his
feet. big umbrella over his head, and water
proof cape buttoned around his neck. Chow is
this, Majors" we exclaimed "other folks didn't
prepare for rain You are surely weather wise"
'Humph!" coughed Bibber, "when the east wind
blows, know there is something brewing" and
yielded the sidewalk to Major Bibber. and he
passed along exultingly.
GEoRG ETowN.-We learn from the advocate
the annual commencement of the Georgetown Col
Lpge fnrt he IF will fpke pla
to- morrow. The annual Grafton before the PhiiO-
demic Society will be delivered by Of its mem
bers George c. Morgan, esq, of st. Mary's county,
Md, the popular Wing representative Of that
county in the Legislature OF his State.
The annual exhibition of the Academy of,the Vis-
itation will take place on Wednesday.
The Hon. RICHARD RUSH, late minister to
France, has arrived in this city, and taken lodgings
| at Browns Hotel.
WAsHIsGToN MARKErs,-Th supply fair
on Saturday, at the following rates:
Beef, to II cents per pound
Pork, 8 cents
Mutton, 62t cents per quarter.
Chickens, 25 cents each.
Potatoes, 81. cents per peck.
Eggs, Is, cents per dozen
Pears, 80 cents per peck.
Apples, 81 cents per peck.
| Cimlins, ~ cents per dozen.
Blackberries, cents per quart.
Tomatoes, 50 to 10 cents per peck.
Green corn, (too young and small,) % cents per
dozen.
| Whortleberries, 10 cents per quart
| Beets, ~ cents dozen
BANK OF THE UNITED STATEs-UscLAIMKp DIV
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EMS
FOB THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, ASTHMA, and
Consumption.
IN Offering to the community this justly cele
l. brated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, it is not our wish to trihe with the lives
health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions of distinguished men, and soma
of the evidences of its success, from which they
can Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves TO make no Wild assertions false state
ments of its efficacy, will hold out any hope
10 suffering humanity which fact. will not war
rant.
Many proofs arc here given, and solicit
inquiry from the public into all we publish. feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronage.
Professor CLEAvrLASD, Of Bolodotn College Name,
Drifes-
al have witnessed the effects Of your CsERsr
PICTORIAL in my own family and that of my
friends and il gives satisfaction to state in its
favor that no medicine | have known has
proved eminenty successful in curing diseases
of the throat and lungs"
Rev. Dr. OsGooD trritss-
THAT he considers CHEEKY PEcToRAL the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given to
the public" and states that "his daughter, after
being Obliged TO keep the room four months
with a severe settled cough, accompanied by rsis-
ing of blood, night sweats and the attendant symp-
toms Of consumption, commenced the use OF the
CHERRY PEcToRAL, and had completely recov-
cred f"
From DR.. JoSEs, an eminent prdcfihonr Of msdi-
cine IN alabama. tcel knOtrn throughout De State.
MoSTGosERY, (Ala.,) Oct. 4, ls4s.
DR.. J. c. AYER-Su have uscd your admira-
bic compound extensively in my practice, and lind
il to surpass by far any other remedy we have Tor
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your Obcdient servant,
r. b. JONES, NJ. ID.
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ADELPHu THEATRE.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
sANTMYER co.......,..........M Managers
A large FAN has been erected keeping tho
house perfectly cool and pleasant ICE-wATER
in abundance.
Rc.engagement Of MIR. JOHN DUNN for Tire,
nights only.
MONDAY EVENING, July N.
One night in Washington Of the Merrie Mystrie,
in one act Of
kINGE RICHARDE w THIRD,
Or. Fc Battle Of Boacorfhe tielde.
RIoHARD, Duke Of Gloucester afterwards Hinge
Rcharde ye Third, patent polished, sleepless
tyrant INSTRUMENTATION. JOHN DUNN.
LADY AsSs, bewitohing young widow,
Miss Marion.
Song, Zine old English Gentleman" MIR Evelyn.
To conclude with the laughabe farce of
WANDERING MINSTREL.
jim BAeos. ................. JOHN DUNN.
Mr.. r. u. RICE, the original Jim Crow, and Mr.
REDMOND RYAN, the Irish Comedian,
gagged, and will shortly appear
Doors open at half past I to commence quarter
after O'Clock.
Prices of admission. Private Boxes rs cts; Par.
quette ana Drcse ilrCle % cts; Gallery 70 Gus.
Seats can be secured at the Box Office daily from
10 To 4, p. m. July %
rORPORATrON STOCKS, Interest payable
" quartcrly,) and Bank OF Metropolis. Stock, for
sale.
Land Warrants wanted, by
July 20--d2w CHUBB 4 SCHENCK.
L EMON sUGAR-For the immediate making
IL OF Demonade.-One or two tea spoonsful of this
to ola pf rvytI bel
onade in the greatest perfection. most conve-
nient article for this warm weather. For sale nj
rs cents per package, with directions.
July l1-du J. Y. CALLAN.
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CARD-wILLARD's HOTEL.

MY ENGAGEMENT with the National Hotel
1Vl az Manager of that establishment having
pired on the first day of July, would beg TO make
it known that am again connected with Wizards
Hotel, where shall be most happy to my
friends and portion of the travelling community
This Hotel is now being enlarged and very ex
tensively improved, and every personal attention
will be given for the comfort and welfare of its
guests f. ID. WILLARD
July Il-eo2W
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATEs-UscLAIMKp DIV
IDESDs.-Joseph Roberts, Cashier of the Trustees
Of the Bank of the United States, whose charter ex-
pred on the 4th of March, 1911 has published a
list of unclaimed dividends from which we extract
the following, believing that the interests of per-
residing in this section Of country may be thus
subserved. The entire list may be found in the
Philadelphia Ledger, of July 18th, and perhaps of
subseuuent dates
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

PsSuESrAay, ID. c., July IA, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for
~ Wood, will be received at this office until the
10th of August 1850, for the delivery on the wharf
OF the Penitentary, before the let day Of Sep
TENDER next, Of one hundred and twenty cords OF
Oak Wood, and twenty cords Of Pine Wood, of full
length, Of medium sire, and free from limbs and
lap wood. JOS. u. ELLIS,
July 1915 Warden.
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UNTERNATIo~AL ART-UNION ENGRA-
i WING for 1870, TN, Prayer is now received
and ready for.distribution among the snbscribers,
at TAYLOR n MAURY'S
June ~ Bookstore, near 9th street.
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DLANNETT's HIITEHs.-Thisa rticIeis high
i ly recommended for the cure of dyspepsia in
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver com
plants, and all the train Of symptoms cJmmonly
called nervous affections II is one OF The most de
sirable tonics ever offered TO the public. ltcrostes
the appetite, equalzes the circulation, gives tone
and energy to the system, and creates power of
resistance TO diseases rarely obtained. II is pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself 20
the attention of those suffering from the above de
orders For sale by X. ;. PATrspsoN, and ". ID
h w. H. GILsAr, Washington, ID. &. Orders re.
ceived by the general agents for the proprietor,
WILLIAM T. HICKS h CO,
lag and ISL Front street, New York
April l6-ly
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SAN FRANCISCO.
State room ...............- ............... S3OO
Storage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......-....'. lou
California passengers by the Ohio will go ON from
Havana TO Chagres by the Falcon, without delay.
oberth secured until paid for.
For freight or passage, apply to
NJ D. ROBERTS,
III West street, corner Of Warren, New York.
July ol-t27
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Re.engagement Of MIR. JOHN DUNN for Tire,
nights only.
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GOVERNMENT, STATE. AND OTHER
" STOCKS bought and sold, by
July S-eod3w CHUBB & SCHENCk.
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decree has been published in Madrid, grant
ing a credit of H200, 900 10 the minister of marine
for building two steamers, and the purchase OF tim
Der for eight vessels more. The decree is founded
on the augmenting Of the Spanish navy, as demon
strated by the late events in Cuba.
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MOTTO E.

rI'HE ladies and gentlemen forming the vocal de-
i partment Of the Washington Philharmonic So
cicty, are requested 10 attend meeting Of It's
members, 10 be held at my residence Wednes-
day evening next, oath instant, at o'clock, p. m,
for the purpose Of organizing and electing leader
A. +, KfECKHOEFER, President,
July 22--3t 18th at, between + and ste.
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A large FAN has been erected, keeping the
house perfectly cool and pleasant. ICE-WATER
in abundance.
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Hear the Patient.
UNIrnp SrArEs HorgL.

UStTED STATES HoTgL,
SARATOGA sPRtSGs, July 8, lsI9.
DR. J. e. AYER-Su: have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms of settled consumption for more than a year
could find no medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the use Of your "CherTy Pecfo-
rail-" which gave gradual relief, and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is welnigh restored.
while using your medicine had the graft
6cation Of curing with IL my reverend friend. Mr..
Truman Of Sumptcr district, who had been
pended from his Psrochal duties by severe attack
Of bronchitis
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
aud am, sir, yours, respectfully,
J. y. CALHOUN,
of South Carolina.
From Operseer ia hs Hamilton MIis. IN hs City.
LowsLL, August 10, ls49
DR. J. &. AygR have been cured 1T the worst
cough ever had in my life by your a" Cherry Pee
toral," and never fail, when have opportunity,
Of recommending IL 10 others. .
Yours, respectfully, :. d. kMkhsoN'
Prepared by j. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by i. ID w ~.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR. Linthicum; Alexandria
Cook X Peel; Richmond. Purcell, Ladd X Co, an
druggists generally. Fyl2 dlytrlswSw-Jyll
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The Duchies

The Schleswig difficulty between Prussia an,
Denmark has been satisfactorily adjusted.
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BOARD wANTED.-Tbc advertiser wishes
ID board in plain, gcntcel family for himself
wife, and two children. Address r. NJ w, Re.
public Office. July 2O-3
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EOOK wANTED.-A good cook can hear Of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic office
July l3-dtf
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CHECKS ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL CT
~ TIES in sums to suit. For sale by
July S-eodlm CHUBB SCHENCK.
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Office. County. State. Postmaster.
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" Rev. G. NJ. Butler, ID. D., rector Of Trinity
church, Washington, D. G.
Sketches Of Moral Philosophy; by the late Rev.
Sydney Smith.
Pictorial Field Book Of the Reyolution-psrt =.
July 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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JNOsGATE's ANODYNE CORDIAL.-An in
X fallible remedy for summer complaint, diar-
rhea the cholera, &c. &C., 81 cts. per bottle. For
sale by J. +. CALLAN.
July l7-d6
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FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES.

FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES.
ON SATURDAY, JULY27, AT3 O'CLOCK p. NJ
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
OHIO,
From the pier foot of Warren street, n X.
With the Government Mails for the West Indies
and California.
Ek THE books for this voyage ofthe Ohio
aEBs are now open, and passage can be,
= secured on application at the office Of
the u. 5. Mail Steamship Company, III West
street corner of Warren street, to Charleston, Sa
vannah, Havana, New Orleans and Chagres, and
through tickets to San Francisco.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
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Mrs. GASSAWAY, on ID street, between 7th
WI and Sth streets, south side has very pleasant
Rooms for Rent, with without Board.
| July l2-d3w
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sANTMYER & CO........,..........M Manager,
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The Hon. RICHARD RUSH, late minister to
France has arrived in this city, and taken lodgings
at Browns Hotel.
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CORPORATION STOCKS, Interest payable
" quartcrly,) and Bank OF Metropoli, Stock, for
sale.
Land Warrants wanted, by
July 20-d2w CHUBB 4 SCHENCK.
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A RTIFICLAL TEETH.-An additional sup
"A ply to-day received, making the assortment
the best in the District Dentists supplied at man
ufacturcrs' prices. j. +. CALLAN.
July l7-df
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The details of the news brought by the America
have not yet come TO hand. The suboined tee-
graphic abstract, which we find in the New York
papers, will be found much fuller than that pub
Iished by US on Saturday.
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With their assistance, he crawled feeby up, and
languidly licked his masters hand, and stretched
himselfon the deck
1t would be difficult to tell which received the
most attentlon-the little girl under The hand of
the surgeon and all the women who had squeezed
themselves into the cabin, under The firm convic-
tion that they exceedingly useful, or the no.
bic dog, from the rough but kind attentions of the
steamers men, under the superintendence of his
master.
Both the invalids were convalescent and Lion
was sitting up, receiving with quiet dignity the
careses ofhis friends. when Adelines mother came
running up stairs, and throwing herself upon her
knees before him, and clasping him affectionately
in her arms, laid her cheeks upon his round head
and wept,
man, who had not forgot her former sighting 10.
marks; he'll make your pelisse in such state.
Besides he may be mad !!
She cast up her eyes with an expression Of
meek reproach. They were fine eyes and think
ne felt, for his features softened Immediately.
oh, pray, pray, give him to me = she earnestly
entreated.
'Gve Lion to you ne exclaimed, in derison
'Why, what would you do with him will tell
you. You'd pet and pamper the poor beast till
he was eaten up with disease, and as nervous as
a fine lady. No, no; you'd better give Adeline to
me. Lion and can take much better care Of her
than you can.'
Perhaps SO, SIR she replied, with the gentle
manner that had come over her since the accident;
but still could not spare her-she is my only
child and am a widow
Il must CO. muttered the gentleman to him.
self; well has not the immortal Weller assured
US that one widow is equal to twenty FIVE ordinary
women! It's not safe-morally safe-to be in the
same boat with her.
He walked away. But who can reste against
fate When the boat returned to London Bridge,
saw him carrying Adeline ashore, and the wild
ow leaning on his arm. They had long conyer-
sation all theaway home And, when he had put
them into the cab, they had another chat through
the window, terminating with promise to come
early
What could all this mean, He looked after the
cab till it was out of sight.
/ think she has got rid Of her nerves.. he OBJ
served to himself; what charming creature she
is without themr
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Becky wilson's Courtsbip.

"Oh, now, Becky, do tell US all a5ou. Il T.
ses The gale.
| Becky hadn'i been married morn a month
and hadn'. got over her bashfulness YET.
"Bout what 2" ses she.
"Why, bout your courlship," ses the gals
"Shaw," ses she. turning away her head and
blushin' dreadful; 'you better tell your own
courtships yourselves, | reckon"
+" Yes, but none of US ever had any bows.
Becky and you's married woman. Come.
now, do tell US all about il, do love TO hear
abou, courtin' so much,' ses Betsy Bowers.
'Oh, yes, Becky, do tell u.s.
WELL ses Becky, after great deal Of blush
in, and twislin' about. 'I'l el you all how il
was, if thal'lI satisfy you
well, now, ses the gals. all getting round
her so as they could hear good
WELL ses Becky. putting an emphasis on
bout every other word, John, he cum 10 over
house 10 see me- she ses, turnin' away her he'd
aud kind O. lookin' down sideways under her
arm. Fool! he better 60 10 see his self, reck-
on Gracious knows, | didn't care nolhn' bout
him.
WELL ses the gals.
well, John, he sed he loved me, Fool. bet
ter love his self. reckon
'Oh that's so funny. ses the galIs-'go on
Shaw ses Becky, Il won't tell no more
'Oh, yes, do-do, Becky ses all Of EN-.
We'll, then, John, he ax'd me, If wouldn't
have him. Hem, fool better have bis self, |
reckon
Then wha, did you sayp
Hem! never sed nolhlng. Gracious knows.
he wasn', gwine TO gil nothing ou, Of NO.
Oh. oh 7 ses all the gals do go on,
Becky
Then. John, he ax'd mother. il he moughtnt
have me. Fool. better have bis self, reck-
on.'
WE'LL ses the gals.
We'll, molher, she gol kind O. fus.ica.ed. and
sed yes. Fool she better mind her own bus
mess, reckon
And then whal!
sThen John, he ax'd daddy if he mough.n'.
have me; and daddy. he got kind O. iusiieaIsd.
Ioo and sed yes. Too
That's the sort Of daddys. sea the gala. rub
bin their hands.
then nanny, che went TO town, and got
shi,e frock for me, and v hile gloves 10 put on
ny hands. for me 10 be married 10 John. Hem.
DOL! she better be married 10 him herself,
eckon
.WeIl' ses the galls-'go on, Becky
Shaw, now aint gwine 10 Tell you no
more about il, 90 aini.'
.Oh yes, Becky. do go ont Oh. do tell Us all
lbou. the wedding, Becky that's good
'oul =
oh, hush, GALL bout sich nonsense
oh, do, now-thals good soul.'
We'll, bimeby, the preachsr-man, cum 10 ow-
" house. and. "a whole heap OF people, to mar
y me. Fools ,hey gteas deal better sisid home.
reckon. Gracious knows, dIdn'l want 10
zee EN-
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A Days Excursion.

One day last summer took my place in
Gravesend steamer, and found considerable a
musemeni in watching the various Characters
Two persons in particular attracted my notice
one was middle aged gentleman, stout rather
suriy, taciturr' who paid no attention to any Ev-
ing being on board, except huge Newfoundland
dog, that was painting or iolilng out his tongue
roaming among the passengers showing them out
OF his way, or frightening children, oy suddenly
covering their faces with one iick OF his great
tongue, and convincing nervous ladies' that ne
vas going mad, by the vigor with which ne stuck
OUT his legs while rolling upon the deck His
master eyed these pranks with SLY smile, and
seemed quietly to enjoy the terrors occasioned by
the antics OF his bury TREND Ihe otncr person
whom specially noticed was very pretty and
well dressed lady. Young lady she would no doubt
hare been called, but that she had with her little
girl, about seven years old, who called her man.
ma. She was evidently possessed OF nerves; in
deed, she seemed TO be possessed oy them, and
their name was legion. Endless were The pretty
annoyances in which they involved her. But her
keenest suferings in the small way were caused
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Taxing Bachelors.

Tax them, tax them, tax them all,
With an income great and small
Tax their mortgages aud rents,
On each dollar sixty cents;
That's the toll they ought to pay,
For wearing out the " Bachelors way"
Soon they'll cry instead of laugh,
Mourning for the "beuer half"
Tax them for the vows they've made,
Tax them for their vows unpaid
For the drafts they've drawn still,
On their conscience and their will;
Tax them for the debts they owe,
To young Cupid and his bow,
For the use of silver darts,
And the loan of "treacherous arts.'
Tax them for their precious time.
Spent in writing silly rhyme,
10 the fair deluded girls,
Los, in bushes and in curls-
Tax them for dishonour paid,
To the sunlight and the shade
Swearing they were truer far,
Than sunbeam or star.
Tax them for their wasted years,
Tax them for the bitter tears
Drawn from eyes that once were bright,
With soft con6nding light
For the cheeks they've made so pale
For.the deep, pathetic wall,
Breathed from hearts that must endure
What no surgeons art can cure.
Tax them for the hopes they've crossedy
Tax them for the dollars lost,
Buying elixir and balm.
Meant to keep their spirits calm;
When the lady fondly thought
The confession" ,could be brought,
And the lover with his hand,
Would bestow his house and land.
Tax them for wood and coal,
Used to warm their chilly soul;
Tax them for the cakes and pies,
Made to charm the lovers eyes
For sperm candles tax them ueH.
Oh. the number who can tell
That have burned and burned in vain,
To secure faithless swain.
Tax them for the countless threats,
Made by mothers to their "pets."
When the months scould pass asOay.
And the lover named no day."
Tax them for the "awful smart"
That was felt about the heart.
When the last frail beau had gone,
And the lady wepi alone.
Yes, I'd tax them one and all,
With an income great or small
Tax their mortgages and rents,
On each dollar sixty cents;
Till their truans steps should stay,
Camly in the married way
Then would enjoy laugh
With the Bachelors better half"
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.gOR PRINTING.
The Paupes's Burial.

BY EASTMAN.
Bury him there
No matter where
Hustle him out of the way:
Trouble enough
We have with such stuff;
Taxes and money to pay.
Bury him there
No matter where
Of in some corner at best
@ There's no need OF stones
Above his old bones,-
Nobody'll ask where they rest.
Bury him there
No matter where
None by his death are bereft;
Stopping to pray !
Shovel away
We still have enough of them left.
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Published by theodore schoch.

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sTRoUDsBURG MONROE COUNTY Pa THURSDAY JUNE 1s 1850