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his me icinn was prepared by regular
physiclcn and is the result Of an extensive rrac
ticc ufscvcra years in a billions climate-it is
e"''reIy vegetable preparation and may be Ia
Ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the "Tarlnfr's
and Emgran.'s Hind Book." u valuable work of
about 500 pages, recently published by Mcssr4
appleton 81 Co New York. In chapter s: pare
235, the author in speaking of Fever and AZ uc,
remarks:
There is a most admirable medicine sold in
most Of tho Western cities, which we can co n
scentlous'y recommend for FEW Err and AGUE
aud other bilious diseases, i: is the INDIA
e, which is prepared by Dr. o.
good Of New York, who has made the bilious
disorders the West lis special study. We
are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity Of
knowing the invaluable effects of Il Z Cholagogue
in Bilious cases"
Extract ola letter from Messrs. ScATrEuGooD
llANERsTlcH \ ca, ofPhiIudelphia
PinLApELpuIA, I'd mo 21th 1912.
DR.. {, OSgood: --Rrspcctcd Friend We
have had eccas4On TO see tie good effects oiihc
medicine in the case ola young man who had
been troubled with chils long tiine and could
not get clear OF them, but since he commenced
taking bottle Of thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and Is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCAVrERGOOD llAVEKS TICK sc
Numerous other certificates ifom persons o
CHEST responsibility estliyng to the great r!llo
acY ut the :n-dIcine can be seen appca ION
neutrality-suspicious. a sma! treatise Oh the dis
ses treatment and cue OF fevee and Ague, &c
other diseases o. bilious climates" may be nue
gratis otany Of the follow Dg named AsL"
Dr. Joseph Wallace EIkton, Charles L. Rob
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+ @ r S AL &

~, ~ - ~ L. e.
HE AKIN mile north of E!kton, Of the
in'e Mig. ann IL. Tally, now occupied nv John
Davis containing about 100 ACRES of Land,
>kz-eeh part n wood
GsATL.i The buildings are a comforta-
H III iM bio Two Story FRAME Dwell
ysE!i, y. lNG-Frane Barn, Stable, W,
&c! also
100 ACRES of Meadow Land half mile from
Eklun and lying between the above mention.
ed Farm and the Lands or Mr.. JACOB c How
Ard-lt will be divided to suit purchasers.
.4LSO
lot offs ACRES south of Purnel!'s Mill,
adjoining Col. Groeme's Laud.
also
the oi at the corner ofthe Landing Lane on
which Ia the house known as the Old Poorho use.
also
tina Wharf Lot at .hc bridge now occupied az
| Lumber Yard by Mr.. john A. Johnson--on
which are two tenenenis.
also
ad Joining lots Of WOODLAND a, s.,s:s1sYe.
Egg I'LL, 2l, % and ~ ACRES sSss3
pectveiy-paitly of C!.tsnnt and fss:ssVSfXR
d tract OF 81 ACRES of cleared
Land forming tract Of lis ACRES.
.1ND
the Upper Wharfal Elk Landing.
Apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Flktn. April 6 80.
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49, 40 40 - ~ W sNriipOtI ~ "
Pounding Barrels.
g END Me ONE DOLLAR, Free ofPos,agc
h1and will send yom, by mail, a printed CIR.
Guitar, giving PLAN directions for Washing
Clothes, that will enable one person to do all
the washing ola large family before breakfast,
thus avoiding ii the confusion o a washing day
lhis method requires no ma hines, washboarGs
or pounding barrels-No rubbing the skin oil
your iingers--no tearing oil buttons nor wear
ing out clothes. This plan saves the clothes.
makes them whittier and never Injuries the finest
fabric. Tho articles used cost but IL few cenls
Tor large washing. The circular contains d.
recllons for Clear Slarchng, Ironing Laces
Washing and Cleaning Silks, Kid Gloves, IT
moving STAINS grease spots. SC. These are the
greatest chemical discoveries oftho age All
the hotels, cleaners, and large laundry esta1.
lishmcn's use my method Of washing. Scud
ILtters to MADAME BEAVEl.T Patent Laun
dress, Ann street New York, postage paid.
March l6-3m.
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by the prescriptions contained in this book any
one may cure himself, without hadrancc to bus
mes, or the knowledge OF the r,pst intimate
ricnd, and with one tenth the usuAlr expense. In
edition To the general routine Of diseases, il
ullY explains tie cause Of early decline, with
observations on marriage besides many other
arrangements which It would not be proper to
cnnmeratc III the public prints.
~ any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy ofthi
book, by mail, or live copies will be sent for on
dollar Address, "rR. w. YOUNG, No. I52
SPhuCE street, PHILADELPHIA" Post paid.
Lf@Dr. Young can be consulted on any of
he diseases described in his different pubca
Mons at hls office 1852 Sp.uce street, every day
between 8 and O'Clock, (Sundays excepted.
Oct Is Gm.
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MORE NEWS,

Ew7 Tho largest, THE Mosr FASH
G., lONABLE, and the best asso 1T
z1e7a. III czA1 ment OF mems, womans, and chill
So drens boots and shocs, in Ceci
county, is to be ionnd at the sub
scriLers BOOT 4 SHOE STORE in Elktou.
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This is 10 Give Notice. ! hat the

This is TO Give Notice, ! hat the
subscriber OF Cecil county has ub'ailr'l
from the Olphan' Cout oI said county, lei
lers Ies'"nen'uv, oa the personal estate
OF Mary Springer, late Of SAID county de-
ceased. All persons having claims asalrs
:he said deceased, are hereby waIncd TO
eAhtolt Tie same with the vouchers tneie
Of duly authenticated, on or before the
2'th day Of March 1881 lhev may olncr-
vase by law, be excluded from all benefit
OF SAID estate. All persons indebted 10
sad estate are Requested /" make nntn>-
Giate payment 10 tie subscribers. Gwen
under my hand lhi, i Lii day OF May 1870.
EDWA ARD l.. RICE, f.N'u.
May Ilh '5u-Gw.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

VA NJ. 1OHhERT, would respectfully IT,
w oIm the pnnt,c, that he has received d
lai4c and we'll sctrc,cd stock ul'iJkl GOODS.
purchased tui' lh, best houses ~ phladelpi,,a.
ana embracing genera. vario,y .istyle, sui.a-
bi" Tor 5pr.ng and Sumrucr wear
believing he can sell quite As low, aud prob
ably litLic lower than most dealers, he would
respectfully ASK a call from pcrsous DESTROYS Of
purchasing.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended hIm, he would respectfully solicit q
Continuance OF the Same. apr. 90 so.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.


MISS S. J. TURNKEY,
PRINCIPALS.
Tho undersigned have been witnesses. for
Deachs mode of teaching, ard can therefore
speak WIN confidence III commenting her to the
public. Her former experience as the hca d ola
Female Seminary in New Eugland, her fanli-
arily with all tic branches necessary to be taught
her untring energy, love Of the work Of nstruc-
Ton; and peculiar tact in discipline, combine to
render her one OF the hest instructors TO WHOM
the education oiyoung ladies can be entrusted.
Rev. GEo. Burrows, Cot j. J. ilEcKARr,
a. ANDERSON, Esq, MIR. J. w. ApRAIAms
hr. EDWIN W LINER, Mr.. J. l.. MAXWELL,
". fUhhEtL So. Port Deposit, Nd
N. B. Thnsltut ision situated on the road
ntersectng Bel-alr and Wilmington road and
between Port DEPOSIT and Battle Swamp. ceci
county, Md. Tho location is very elevated and
surrounded by large and beautiful grove where
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile sports, and be
protected by lie foliage from the rays Of the san
Daily intercOursecnay be had by Steamboat and
Railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. adv
deduction made Tor voluntary absence during
term time. TheTcachcrs will exercise tarenla.
care over Pupils
the following gentlemen recommend the To-
c"t'on OF tins institution as having been ono Of
tho most aIthy residences in tho country.
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER resident \
Allen Anderson, Esq. ii. b. Brourhton, NJ. ID.
William Norris, NJ, d. w. B. Rowland, "
JUN I'als' Jan IL, 80.
ERESH GARDEN SEED, for sale bv
l. march % W., ,,,I.
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LINI e! LINZ e

Tho subscriber, residing in WRiGlIrsyiIlR,
York county, Pennsy wanna V i'll deliver lime on
The Elk, North East, OF Bohemia Rivers, or at
any other convenient point on the Chcsal ca k
Bay. His Limo is OF superior quality, ard h,
will make deductions for all core, &c; and II II
does not please the Gust onler-no sale. ALI
orders punclualy ATTENDED to.
A. ROWAN.
WrgEl.,il!e, ra, Feb. End, 'oV--Jm
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The Morning Train Of Cars from Philadelphia
or Baltimore arrive at Elktun quarter before
ii o'clock A. Nj.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phla II,
quarter before IL o'clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at 2
o'cio IL at night.
Night line from Phia, reaches Elkton at |
o'"' night.
DAN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Elkton
&. o u,ock A. NJ ior Philadelphia. and return q
NJ dolly oacept Snndavs
Aprs -, so. BENZ. WELLS, .7gt.
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The above terms include, besides the com non
studies, the various branches o.! Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric
names Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Gco!o-
gy, Mmeraogy, and Physiology. The French
is taught effectively.
Pupils are requested TO furnish their own bed
,,,I nnt
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E-3 i.OOh HERE! Cheaper than
~ Ever. just received lot Of
esesDs - ch"apH Ms from auction and
are n"w selling very cheap af
RANGERS, $. f.. cor, Sec
ond and Pine Sts PhladcIpla-- Nrn's for
scots, N"mon'S 2ic.s, and Children Tor l.. l..
cts Oid Gums m"ndrd or taken IA irIiaupe
Tor new BOOTS and SHOES equally az
ch"ny.i liberal dsconn, to dealers
Don't forget it Is the lowe, corner Of Sen
"nd and Pine SITS, PhliAdeiphia
Feb }, '5U-Gu.
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EIHOR RENT.--The Blacksmith and Cart
q wright Shops lareIy occupied by r. d. Ja-
sar. Possession given on TIC 25th March.
- T.. =" BENZ. +. MAY.
Ekton, Mlrch 80
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADEEs. nj
SMITHS GROVE

The Sessions are oftwcnty.two weeks, or two
quarters duration each, and commence on the
first Wednesday in April and thelast "Wednesday
in September.
Terms fDrFs OartlinS Pupils.
For Board, Washing, and Tut ion, Sll0a year
per quarter, ST. so
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, SO 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
Music, $40 %; USE OIL Piano, $500 II 90
French, 3 90
Lctin, & 90
Needle Work, 90
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, 90
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ggNss, EssfsS.

a SuLD PENS.-Spcncor Rcndcl g. D,xon,s
S q superior extension Gull Pans the hest ar
i'c!c now m market. jus, received and for 81, |.
ny BROWN & MCINTYRE.
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Doctor Yourself,
sEGr S:s Gents.

By MEANS or THE POCKET
EscrLArIIa, or, Crtg one
his orn Id3,icja7 .Scnty
fourth tdllIon has upwards
Of II hundred cngravings,
showing discusses in every
shape aud form, and mal-
iOrmai.uhs OF the systcns,
BY W. YOUNG, NJ. l.
The time has now Urr,v
ed, that persons suffering
from disca .es need no more
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WASHING MADE IlASy.

Or how to Wash Clothes with
out Machines, Washboards O.
Pounding Barrels.
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,EEsc ngian-goid House.


for the accommodation af the public general y
Meals will he served mp at all huurs and hi.
visilcrs supplied with all the dclicacirs OF the
season. HIS bar will he irn isIed with the
choicest liquors; in short, nothing will be omit
ted tu minister to the gra'caton Of those who
may favor hun with Il call.
MNY ..lh, letO.-ti.
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NLOVER SEED, for sale by
march 90 VIM Torbert.
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Astrology, Astronomy, Threnolo-
gy, and Geomancy.
BY PROFESSOR c. W.ROBACK,
FROM SWEDEN.
PlIlLA DELPHIA Pa,
FROM SWEDEN.

OFFICE No. II LOCUST STREET OPPO-
SITE MUSICAL FUND HALL,
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GNLOvERrch Timothy Seed Tor Said v
ma 81 brown 'lclnilss
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This is to Give Notice; That the.

May Ilh '5u-Gw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

According TO this definition. Ultimate uaaexlb4e
necessity transcsnds the law y Ebsrty bat rec
dOgn has the power 10 expand tie limits Of tempo
rary flexible necessity
.haA have occasion 70 apply these elementary
distinctions IN developing ms views Of tie Reyo-
lutiolgry movement in Europe and ire nature Of
the remedies required . calm the Social and Pot1
cal cJnvaIsions u TIE age No single measure VII
be found sufficient % cure al The evils Of so-ety
We nust therefJre Try . gam knowledge Of the
various modes ~ Treatment necessary . sfect
n general cure. ColOnizstl0n - NECESSARY a..
vel rs ~oclai and P0l,ics Refo-rn Europe 8 TO-
ihickiy peop.ed All Republican Government alone
xOuc u0i be able - create sufficient wealth mr
eXcessive population au LIMITED end insufficient
teuitOry An equalization 4 wealth II Europe
would b. universal mediocr'iy. The questions o.
.abor and rent. freedom slc despOtism are MT tie
only Questions revolutionary here There are many
others Of small importance ! all endeaTor 2
throw now and then a CLEAN OF hght "a them, 81
these weekly letters HuGH D1HEETf
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From Peru, Bolivia and Chm.

We have received through the arrival Of the : al
on les Of the Lfysa Corrco OF the 2sth Nov. incha
s;ve On the sd OF that month alaw was passed by
the Peruvian Congress, prohibiting the importation
ofs-ecu -four, on the grounds that u was injurious
% hsaIrh from being liable to spoil within the
tropic, and from being greatly Stultersted Tie
C,,r,,- NJ the s4th November states that the gold
fever RACES among the inhabitants - the Province
CT Peru which Is represented 70 be another Csiior
MIA The newly discovered piaccFs arr cro~de''
with sdventurers s.. eager N TIE pursuit u the
SHINING spsnze- ,hat sand 10 b. 50 abundant on
them. II consequence OF az English trader. Mr.
Wosihou having been summary cast INTO prison
AZ Anca. on the charge 0t being Connected Win a
smuggling Transaction tine whole OF the iorelgn nler
chants AZ Tscns were thrown into alarm. They
had prepared petition ~ the British Minister 81
Inns - Eierpose his protection against the abuse
oi power by the subordsnStes O; the Government n
the distant provinces
We hsve ate news through the C0rrr0 ioom Bo
,lvia Previous sdyices had announced cha; the
Ministry was totteunc. that general discontent pre-
vailed szanst the decree proclaiming an amnesty
and that political crisis Was Imminent. III the sfsrs
o. TIA, continually distracted country Now be-
ever the opposition a. the Government had beoDm~
mach less Gen Belzu. the President. had
tanned his Minister, with hrmness. snd had n1c.-s'.
the iutrisues O., his enemies. The latest aaies
ir0m Ia paL were a. the ilth November The g
,elhgcnce brought thence states that GA to- lsfi
October. Belzu entered Ouro. where DE Has rnif.
slssiicsly received by both the inhabitants End -
.noOps in garrison. In short. confidence bal been
rcestabhshed al over the Republic and s.iis5s 81
rom time 70 time reports were pat 20 clrC. 49,.
that a revolution Was 10 break out Ia iayor a Z
mares or some other leader they were 81 1 ~
end found 70 b. destitute u foundation Tn 1sp /,
appointed Bishop OF La Psz. Cur'iovs had rrs.1 .-
the seat OF hls diocese The Santiago Ca. -
pers announce the death oi Gen Caiderou -
iin-ushed soldier OF the revolution. At DO. sdvsnrse
sse Of - wears lie died IA that city On thr 60
November n . Pc )rh
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Mr. Joseph Brennan and ellis Card"

l5h-.t N,V-Yosx. Jan. ~ lejo
T. ne Edi,gy u The Tr5sa,.
SIR wori in reply t. Mr. Joseph Brennan
WIN he Nlhas OF Saturday iresh from iA- prss before
nm, h. has raj LIE hsFthood CAL NJ very ieupersfs
exposure OF lin wHnton a1Ses" of - vie nailre
Ia, ae would not refer 20 s. VOC .as adge Ttsiolov.
M : ms ~wsnton suack
T-r- u., yai.5a Of ss,a,lsr
InADuh.fn PAPER of August x 1916 NJ Brennan put-
Ishet rs name serles OF statements on Which
iae iolow ng AZ extracts
Ana hen abiding 10 ny silence coward another sssa-
All n his CITY y added
--,1-e .r.-- t1. ~ lers ti--ai aa pas-- as
-, csarr' --sn a-ro-' i.r -e-''
Il u stated ma Nj Brennan deceived Ia Dublin INTO
re oer u ese assertions BY sone person Or psf-ons
Interested Ia arrg ts ,ourlA or Is E1tor II - ~
Is ao> opportunity " aKng thr -.cers &c ne hcts
.ahor and stanz ;ree before our reaers and - pe'Ae
perform ard, however irssorre, Il Vii be crr-
Tlis eIsrses preceded by simple .,aleneri o. iae
scl nat
When NJ Brennan arrived N Ssw-York some two
Or .hree noaths ago th-rd pary Tor ~o0rn We have
every respect reque--1 IS 'rou Inn ao 10 mSaon ~
isr- - political rrasOns connected h hs czv1E lTSanc
91s NJ hrsEaas zaIso-s 20 keep OF u pl1els trr-
To ~hch Fas sa1-i ma As NJ Brennan t-H-r=f t--
ehanz-d rn ara i.frod 1e- tiHs-f - Ihe palm 4
N-~-Yofk7
We - COIL ed r-luctantlv % r--l.I1 M 5rsuE-n Of
certain pr--liuA7es a.ec1nx IA Ina po--oo, ~aca
i ns~ti1l sd ghi should y .eted 1etni-y urr e
De charleer Of A. exponent u lrsh principles
op-l-o1s y AEer.cA-
The-e prelminAnes beng n explanation. aJo7e ss
nzncot
Tle Eksoae szsy- sll.ed - vas a. ~ uo.aie -
avs % ne stAse Of Ssv YOrk rusi can I've ~ tire
IN tre- cOuno1we4a ~iin1ui -uhsec1nz nyself % -
oelai stirn1oOs Of ~ Y1bae Prosec1,o T. sreaE ID
az ID Irslsnd-vsers Ihs sw $ u'= poor mans sIe1y-
= - ~ YOU.
~5sr- tie common prsp-ry Ard lnpSrA protector CT
ell WHO i've under Its proceeding an r0s prepare.
for AssGnlg NJ Brennan an tscse Of he rohlsc No
pad say sHenc0a % his card Ia, VII tnd ctssr means
q t-schsrg--s ny duty toward Mn
remain, ar, yUur or ssrvsL 7. NOE
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SOET ~ SEw.rOEk. JANUARY n


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Sec :
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81. e-e-Fs s'~n ss7slail ,ea a. = s,ars,. o-,-
f..r.sn
RS fr. - g PrI h-rrHan i.oe A., caves. - sa,a
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20 2 tssl = iff ftH- tTr.. ftn israas "a Hra.rr
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30 aa- q 49, aHs r~.-Iri aissr ss-isg~
tr "a H reu.r.t.,a a. $50
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Cd 49, IS 80 ~ isa-ru a. tsss eafrs sska
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booze 90 srl M r,olsst. slra.s
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Jsu d. sh. JOAN beosoa. " ct Mon 0snsfi
No, tarrgsn Liverpool bra. Glars Eea Conssn, lsn..,os
Prince ~ JonTte Gsndn-r Newport Ion. Ldgs, " mErel
HASA. Rotterdam. Am-ui k--Fan. krrasa Mar 0rs
Gar " .ss-et .h. Tut. Norton Ntors Noth Csroia,
MISS satsalsL =. ship klIs TeNsf Cafie1 brs, Aiss
hIsr ,hare-ton Ne,ta4e. Cha5iel. Miitss, Nis'o ca
krr-uusgR Huntlfg
N,t,nI-, Jsa tfs Petrol Nab>s Nfot SO 81 Co
F1e~. ,ncft. Nl,k
Arst Ceaf.-sos Jla . brg s,rsh Baa-loa Georg-io~n
>d tu tuht De- D. hfr hsir. f-uiergsst. Rat 80 fdsn
sr1H Nrvbnppar ssth ps Cspcl~ pekef Nosink -
lsso Jniiu futAnd be- Anlnaac Coua savannah s'l go
fcfrs. Renters. ~1ulfnftr
P1u Jerene Don 10 jan .ch Mirtha ws-hne'oa
Boston s,h Conus Hon~s q std oi
WON 9d b0g Romef o. % m NiorA 'ch Jane. Potter q.
Fl. it bosi0l
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A T-ss eve sr fors-,
LowLY the Lord of Song
Reckless Of vo and wrong
In the Eraves chamber strong
Molders alone -
Thus sang an airy sprte.
Flowers dropping, pale ~iih blight
While rUunG his tomb. by nish'
Autumn msde moan.
W head stone marks ms place ~ sleep
" nourrer wsnders there % weep.
But sings q voice ~ midnight deep.
These words with touching tone
L'wiv the Lord u >oug.
Reckless % wo snd wrong
In the grave chamber strong
Mo.der- alone
Thorus made MS journey rough,
He had lived long enough
Black SorroHs .escen stuff
Weighed down ms SOU
Fame had a phantom proved.
Hollow The hears he Owed
Wei might he reach unmotec
Life dresry cosi
On ne blossom 81 his ycuth
"a the worms euvcuofued tooth.
And. in vain. tie light q truth
Was IA his pathway throwu
Lowly the Lord Cd song.
Reckless o.. wo and wrong.
H. the grave chamber strong
Molders alone
III
VIVA; 20 one were home and hearth,
Beautvs snIile. or Chi.dhcDts miuh.
Fouuts and towers that gladden. esrth
Who prayed for death sad uisht
Ozc. with heart OF kingly mold
More Vretched than the 0esssr old,
Who cogches on the pavement ooli
1T. the morning heht
Though haze sad SANDER bubble still.
They cannot work him iIr;Aer III
Fr ~ more ms voice can thrill
The nations With Is tunc
LowN The Lord - song.
Re, klesS ~ wO and wrong.
In the grave chamber strong
Moiders alone
!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

VERMONT The Constitutional Convention ad-
D1drned on Monday last Is dong are thus briefly
noted by the Montpelier P0irsot
The Convention decided
Against the proposition for changing the Stale repre-
--ntarOn-yeas 3 NAYS ne
Against ne procosioOu making void any baiDlng
i0r Representative commenced aer D. O'Clock o.
tn night Of The rrsi Tuesday q Sepaenberyeas u
nsrs ia
81 Ass.si4ri Justices Of TIE .OuniY CoUrs By peope-
yeas rs g.
10 nvyr % e- proportion providing Tor lie lection VI
>1eTl-s ard bsil1s - nc csOps-yeas ID, nays ~
g. IN 2vor % IL proposition providing for he election Of
stair AuorIseys ov the p<-Ople-yels 1874 NAYS g..
In fsyor Of he proposition providing FOR lhs rOI
Of JUG Il Prooaie ty tie psop.syezs lSG nays 81
II favor TIC "a zrc- q amendment providing for
election u j1suces u Peace By ~ peopls-yess ia
uay. o.
ne slh .sfc-e, relating tue secnOn o. Reg
u ProoSic ~ lie peoye-yeas -, 1zys lE
Ags-nsi article IS submitting a. flrlrs amendments 70
.l- peop.--yeas o. GAYS IS
Arrciss To- H. ? ~ ana IS were q Consequence only
a. rearing 20 the cher articles scied upor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
HUNGARY FOR lie T-5aas

HUNGARY ..Fo- lie T~-5a1s
THL snter birth we hailed
And proudly loved a'sr.
Has EFT us sill alone
She died a; TeIlesvar.
No 10 Her spirit Ives
Size fel sS fails the erlin
Vow tr0dden under .oC-,
Glor0us - -ise again
some sleep with envous Destn
Here nav tie living rest
lu- we and Death have realms
b. ty-rants ue er oppressed r. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

T-s pssfrttEs H.Hrre.P iii-r iom Fnu, so un.
ist- ~ BE- tit Tie ptuie-f iisi .at ~hoss ,.sy
rgp-a.nu- TEX r'schei that go e NIB
hf0 oi tie Hfh NofsTte IL ettef psty
credt fc,4fr 80 anl Heiafsr
~ io st3 % : ~. - - wtscLr Pr5slsoce stsu Ls,s.
q IL sa. Francesca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

! FALSE PRErESsT CASA man named James
Stephens iakeu into custody yesterday b. ofcer W
STEPHENS charge II obtaining 500 I'll OF pro
p-ry from Henry kstTewfsie, se-p-r OF por: Thouse
81 p Sone-.l The accused i charged with givt
for The above amount which h. stated signed By
responsible man bg. which upon being deposited 10 the
bank protested, AID ,he drawer nowhere " he
Auad The ssvusej bed 10 bali Ia 8 go for