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L. A young man by the name Of Vickery was
to have been married at Cleveland, Ohio, on the
18th ult. but in consequence of the illness OF his
intended, the weddnglwas postponed two weeks
but he died in few days afterward He had an
affection Of the heart, which, when excited,
troubled him very much On the evening OF his
death be had been reading to his intended the
story of "Walt Errick-" It was very excit
ing tale Of "love and murder and under the
circumstances wrought deeply upon his feelings.
When be had finished reading, the last para
graph ending with the sudden death Of Errick,' "
be remarked that he hoped he should not die
thus suddenly" The young lady looked at him
and saw his hand falling which held the paper,
and bis countenance chsnged to deathly hue.
She took hold of him from her chair, when he
gently leaned toward her and died in Der arms.
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Court of Common Pleas. e. Saturday, Feb. l.
Before Judges lngrahsm ard w


General Term - I'd ecisionsl Robert PopeH
vs.. Richard Brown.-Judgment below reversed,
and Judgment ordered for plaintiff for s35 50.
frederick Harding VS.. ChduRceyD. GrISH0td.-
Judgment reversed, with costs
Matthias B. Ward, at al VS.. james Lyme. at al.
Appeal dismissed. and order below affirmed,
with costs on appeal.
Chas L. Smith VS.. T. Manicker.-J Judgment
reversed ordered Judgment for plaintiff for sls 90
and costs, without costs Of appeal.
Edacard M NicoHs, at al. vs.. Daniel II. Hon.
ard.-Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Ctr Of Ne1r- York vs.. Fduikner.-To recover
s25 for violation of an ordinance which renders
the occupant or owner Of q building, or store liza
BILE in said amount should he not have the vault
cleared when or before being within two feet oil
the surface of the earth. 1t was for premises No
3 Mangin st. Judgment was given ia the Justices
Court FIR plaintiff, and appeal made The Court
considers that the vault was on No. and No. Z,
but the part on latter was boardedu up. Judgment
reversed.
Needles &. Needles vs. Hoicard-Where judg.
ment for 500 le was obtained against the proprle.
tor of the Irving House. the value OF package OF
lace left for transient boarder, but lost Appeal
ismade. The Court considers that where house
is accustomed to receive packages for Its board
ers. that it ia liable. Judgment affirmed.
Dickievs Creedon-For month s rent, sil 90
of No AZ Canal st. The tenant, in consideration
of the last months rent, was TO leave the hxtures
and repairs, agreeing to lay out Sal 90 on tne
premises. He laid out more and TOOK az az ~
but supposed to be worth Sfl 90, ana itYureu, ~
is said, tho premises. ms court neio sns' snS 70
tenant was not bound to put more than Sil 90 OF
repairs, but he was bound to leave whatever he
did make He is liable for the months rent
Judgment for defendant reversed.
Edvard Mdrbet ct al vs.. James UgLoao.-Judg-
ment affirmed, with costs.
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THR ALLEGED MURDER AT FREETowN.-We
have received a communication from respecta-
bic citizen of Freetown, containing some very
severe structures upon the decision of the Police
Justice before whom Isaac b arrows was examined
on the charge of numbering his wife, Polly Bar
rows Coroners jury, empanelled from among
the citizens of Freetown, by Coroner Ebenezer
W. Pierce, Investigated the circumstances OF the
woman's death, and found upon their oaths that
son By Isaac Barrows. her husband Upon this
verdict Barrows was committed to Taunton jail
until Tuesday, when his examination took place,
resulting in his discharge. No evidence was ad-
duced for the defence whatever, and the prisoners
own counsel was willing 10 concede an aggravated
assault and battery Our correspondent says the
decision has caused great astonishment and dlssat
issction in Freetown, and that petitions will be
got up to have the Justice removed. BoSt. Mail.
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GOVERNOR QUITMAN. The telegraphic an.
nouncemeDt, on Friday, that Governor Quitman
had resigned the gubernstorial chair Of MssissiP-
pi, had its origin in the following paragraph;
We beard. yesterday, on the street, that Go
vernon Quitman has resigned his position as Go
vernon of the State of Mississippi in order to at
tend bis trial here, under an absurd, and, as we
think, malicious prosecution, for being concerned
in an expedition TO Cuba. If this should prove
true, the Chief Executive of the State will de-
volve spon Hon. J. J. Guion, President ofthe SEN
ate of Mississippi This gentleman is Wing,
but fully sustans the position OF Gov. QuitInan on
the great question between the North and South.
IN o Delta, Jan. q
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
W2spfxeroS Saturday,.

Ihh DENISE OF Nh KAUFMAN OF TEXAS.
After the reading Of the Journal Mr.. HOWARD
OF Texas arose and announced the death of his
colleague. Yesterday he said that Mr. kaufman
came 70 bis desk and conversed on subjects Of bu.
s,ness relating to Texas. and them passed out.
NO NO member seemed TO bid iairer for long life.
TIE close OF the day. he lMr Howard received
message that Mr. kaufman was dying. aud when
,e reached bis lodgings he found him pale and
meisss under the cold hand Of death. IL seems
mat he left the Capitol at , O'Clock. When he
Srved At his hotel 10 bis carriage, a friend that
20 met remarked that he was i'll and pac. he
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plaintiff returned home TO her fathers ana mas
ever since remained there, part OF her warafooe,
it was said having been left in pledge Tor BOARD
at the Union Hotel. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned By father Of plaintiff that NJ 3 bad been
previously married, and on going 70 the store OF
Mr.. Pike, l73 Pearl ST. with the father, Mr. Z.
identified Mr. b. Il was stated that defendant
married, at Boston in 1885, Maria A. Moulton. and
they lived for some time afterwards at NeXbury-
port, Mass and had three or four children. Ii
was also said that said Maria A. subsequently
kept store in Lowell, and does so yet or did re.
Gently Marriage decreed 10 be void.
Nicholas Canton VS. Ellen CaRt0H.-This was
an application by the husband for decree OF separ.
alton from his wife on the ground OF her cruel aud
inhuman treatment Of him already referred to.
1t was stated, we believe, that the parties were
married in 1914, and have one child, boy. Mrs
c. is addicted to intoxicstion, at which time she
becomes frantic, screams, breaks furniture, as
saults persons that go near her tears their clothes
&c. She then becomes exhausted and falls into
a state Of insensibility She has frequently as
saulted plaintiff and others, and on one occasion
cut him severely on the hand with knife For
her assault on him and others she was sent 70 the
Penitentiary, but became intoxicated again on the
very first day of her discharge. She pawns his ell
fects for the purpose of obtaining liquor. She has
driven away, by her course, his customers, and
made him poor. He has done everything by en-
trestv and kindness TO induce her to leave off the
use Of Intoxicating drink. but without effect. She
il totally unfit be contends, for the custody of
their child and he asks for a separation from her,
and an Injunction restraining her from interfering
with him or their child. Proof was taken. Sep
aration granted
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Thursday, Jan. 9O-No As. United
States as. y. Guillem-On appeal from the Cir.
cult Court United States for Louisiana Mr.. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this Court,
affirming the decree of the said Circuit Court IN
this cause. No. o.. S. GRATIS executors ct al.
appellants, u.s. S. NJ. Cohen ct al.-The argument
OF this cause was continued by Messrs. Budd and
Dallas for the appellees. Adj.
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Fatal RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Between la and
l O'Clock on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Abbott, con.
duetor OF freight train on the Boston and Maine
Railroad, was instantly killed at South Reading
II is supposed that in attempting 10 get upon the
train after il was IN motion, be made misstep
and fell upon toe track. TIE whole train passed
over MIN. msDgling his body in a shocking man.
ner Boston journal
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n We understand that THURLow WEED,
Esq the able, accomplished and honest editor Of
the Albany EreniHg Journal, is about to visit
Europe, and has engaged his passage in the next
steamer that sails from this city. We regret bis
departure. Though abused in certain quarters,
without stint we fslly believe that there win not
remain more generous and nOble-hsarted IAN
behind him, than himself Boston Atlas.
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SEARCH FOR THE ATLASTIc.-We learn from
TIE Boston Post, that a gentleman Of Boston, who
has relatives on beard the Atlantic has offered 70
contribute one Thousand dollars toward the i'm
mediate fitting cat a steam vessel 70 proceed 20
the Azores. Some Of our revenue cutters, It Is
suggested. might be employed in looking for her
without detriment to the publ service.
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Saturday, Feb.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
For additional accommodation for the state
Cabinet of Natural History and Agricultural Mu-
scum.
A bill was reported authorizing Plank hosd
Companies to borrow money. Referred TO the
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Fox offered a resolution authorizing the
State Engineer and Surveyor to report to the SEN
ate the number Of acres in Herkimer and Hamll-
ton Counties belonging to the State fund.
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Firea.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, FEB. l:
About O'Clock this morning fire broke out In
Moses Browns shoe store, 10 North Second St
The building and stock was entirely destroyed.
A fire broke out at Frankfort early this morning
in Mr.. John Largiss' dye works and cloth finish
ing establishment. Through the energetic efforts
of the fremen a part Of the building was saved
from destruction.
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THE FIRE AT WATERTowS.-The Losses by
the FIRE of Monday last at WATERFOWL were as
follows John Brown, of AlbSny, owner of the
hotel building, $4,000, insured SIR. Perkins, its
keeper wss insured 81 600, which will not cover
his loss Knowlton, Rice i Co. loss s. 500, in
X. & B. Il Hotchkin, 81, 600; w. Genet, SO 900 /;
Miss Graves $500; Dye Huntington. $3.50; V.
S. Hubbard, $500; d. A. Andrews, SOCIAL in
sured
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Ftrs af Albany.

ALBANY, Saturday, FEB. l.
Thsarge shreestOry house corner OF Grand hua
a;sht and was totally consumed. twas occupied
by DR. Boyd, who, with bis lady, was absent. Inc
6ye originated by the servants filing the register
zoo full The night was intensely cold, and II was
snly by building Eres in the street that the en-
zines could be worked. The loss is about So'oOO
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BILLS REPORTED.

A Post-offce has been established at North
Potsdam, St. Lawrence Co. on the Northern Rail
road, and Rollin Ashley appointed Postmaster.
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delivery.

n We are again indebted to HARSDENs
EXPRESS for Boston papers in advance Of the mail
delivery
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NaYnI InteIlfgenee.

WAsHINGToN, Saturday, FEB. /.
Purser Dunn has been ordered to the Frgste
st. Lawrence for the voyage to London. The
soop of war jamestown, at Norfolk. has been
ordered to the Gulf as the Flag Ship of the Home
Squadron. Captain Downing and Purser Heis'
kell are ordered to her.
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FIRE IL LowELL.-We learn that Dry House
connected with the Merrimsck Mills at Lowell
was burnt early this morning, together with its
contents Of some 800 pieces Of goods.
Boston Transcript, 5lsi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

~ John 3. Woodnan, Esq. a graduate OF
Dartmouth College, in the class OF 1912, mas been
appointed 70 ths Chair OF Mathematics In thA In
stitution, recently made vacant by the deata o.
Professor Chase.
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eake and l. oss Of Life.

cl.roo,gsn. from Kingston, arrived
Ihe orlS 0'" .ena1., that on Tuesday night the
ss ms mOsIS off BlSG Point came in contact with
CnsssPSaA ,Ss scbooners c. Davis, from Baltimore
ana N sans laden with COAL The Captain
-, sna ceok. were drowned.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. .THfs paY.

CoHHoS PLEAs.-Part Nos q, Ill, 263,
49, IS, 81, 81, 49, 81, 50, g. CT, II, - 81. Part
II-Nos 200 l62, LA, lss, g. 4. lOe, lOl, LOG. lOs
ITO, ll2, 1874, 1874, l64, 100.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Nos. (, 6, I, 8, 10, II, -,
10, H. l5 l6 II, IS, 10, 90 81, %, %. "a 25, &C.
81, 53s, %, g. &c. 81, 30, 49, "a, IS, SO, 80, 10
Two Courts
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. II, p, 80, l02, l03, 1876,
l3l, l52, l53, l56, l55, 100, l6l, 1862, lG3.
United States District Court. SATURDAY, FEB. 1.
HabeaS COrpus.-In the case Of Mr. ShrJe'd,
charged in relation to alleged invalid papers as to
Mexican Land Warrants, a writ of habeQs corpus
was issued asking his discharge from arrest. The
case will be brought up on Monday.
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..vs no mail this morning south Of Rich
nond
ya.hipstsn-New-York Mint Bill, &C.
From WASHINGTON, Saturday, FEB /.
-.. Nsw.York branch Mint Bill meets wito
Inc .r led opposition from the West and South
ss h, friends rely upon its Psssaed
The Rs denies se.6 'Ss By the President as
Riddle a. x~snt NJ the Worlds Fair; he not having
eens," No such agent has been appointed
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ASSEMBLY,.


To stay collection of rents on manoral lands
until decision of rents for the redemptiono OF Bank
Notes at par In the City of New-York; to supply
Common Schools with Websters Dictionary to
abolish the sale of intoxicating drinks to abolish
Capital Punishment aud substitute some other
penalty in place of the same for the repeal OF the
Free School Law; Of New. York Institution Tor
the Blind for an appropriation TO amend the char
ter of the Attica and Hornellsville Railroad Co.
The SPEAKER announced the following JOINT
Committee on the Code: Messu. Cady, Il. l.
Smith j. Benedict, Stuart and Townsend.
Mr.. BISHOP Of Columbia, from the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, reported that they
had been unable to arrive at any definite concu-
sion in relation to the contested seat from ates
County.
After some debate it was referred back to the
Committee.
BILLS REPORTED.
Bills were reported Incorporating the state and
Nation al Law School; incorporating St Luke s
Hospital; more efectually organizing State Lg-
matte Asylum amending the Law relative to d ank
and Insurance Companies, as recommended by
the Governor.
The Trustees of the Astor Library transmitted
their Annual Report.
The Senate sent for concurrence the JOINT ne
solutions relative to distribution OF the Public
Lands to actual settlers. Laid over
Adjourned
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The State holds stock in Turnpike Companies
to the amount Of 81 S53, sos, on which the diVi-
dend paid the State was Sls,2S8 20.
The State has stock in the Pennsylvania and
Ohio Canal and in the Cincinnati and Whitewater
Canal to the amount of $4,000, and received
dividend of Sll, $50 last year.
The State has Railroad stock to the amount OF
$500, 4s3, on which has been received dividend
of sl3,0Os in script of the Little Miami Railroad,
and 800 in the bonds of the Mad River HALL
road Company.
There were in the State 79S, 1879 youths in lSi9,
for educating of whom the State paid s295,05O 81.
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=, T,Is,raph to the Eew-Ycrk Tribune.
ia, southern Mall, &c.
,.u,.n-New-York Mint Bill, &c.

BALTIMORE, saturday, FoD.I
Va no mail this morning south Oh h'cu'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1851.

ton IN the court Of youth and beauty. IN the
presence of brilliantly dressed women, 10 an ar
smoo,hed and softsned with dehcare and pene-
ira.ing perfumes, and The daz@l.ag splendo' OF
lights When music brea,hes over the beautiful
crowd, feel re SPELL l. = song uasahg. 4
fower not blossoued, until you minclc II mt
lodlors movement wi.h The STRAIN, anil the scene
!. - measured " ne music iha, yoa not only
hear bat sect
THIS Is one day a. Saratoga, and all say Il =
place for pleasure Ii you seek health, avoid
i, # you can or II you must drink the waters
there. take rooms IN some other house. rather
than IN the United States. where you wal ne
tortured with the constan, VISION Of the carnival
OF the high health YOU have lost. Youth. health
and beauty. are sull the trinity Of Saratoga.
No old belle ever returns No girl who was
beautiful and famous there comes as 6 grand
mother, to tba, happy haunt; The ghosts of her
blooming days would dance dlrehll dance
around her in the moonlight OF the court; Faces
tha: grew sad. and cold. and changed would look
IN at her midnight window Phantoms OF prone
nades. when the wish was spoken rather than
the feeling, would make her shudder as she hur-
ned along the piazza. The dull. aching sense OF
youth passed forever, would become suddenly
poignant, as she glanced upon the CAV groups,
gay as she was cay, young and far no more than
she had been Worst OF all # IN some lonely
path she met grey haired, dull-eyed and totering
upon crutches, the handsome and graceful part
ner Of her first Saratoga season
Dear Editor. II IS only the very luxury OF idle
ness that allows this constant recurrence 10 the
minor kew But the youth and beauty hat IRA
date Saratoga as with an intense sunlight, COM
pei the touching-ln of transparent shadows to
complete the picture. II is our pleasant social
Exchange. There we step ont Of the worn and
weary ruts OF city society, and mlngle IN broad
field OF various acquaintance. There We may
scent the arest flowers of the South, and be-
hold the beauty which Is ours, of which We have
night to be proud III Italy and Spain, but which
is really less familiar to most of Us Northerners
than Spanish or Italian beauty. There, too, men
nav mngle and learn, from contact and sym
pathy, sweeter temper and more catholic con
slderatiOn. so that the Summer flowers we wen;
TO wreathe may prove not the garland OF an
hour. but the fmly-lnked chain of an enduring
union
In fact, might improve" Saratoga. as old
Cotton Mather would say, through "anoher
glass ;" and so | would, If the glass were filed
wlth-cobbler You see even letters thence
have the universal Saratoga ending.
Your aft. How.DU
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FArAL AFFaAy A party oi gcntlemes.
among whom vas H. Ferdinand Won Brandis. isn ks.
nosha Wisconsin, a shooting sscufsion' aie~ d~,'
ago, and while pursuit oi sAms Al P.easahi
PraIne, they entered wheat hsd Of "a VI Gala
CHER, Who ridely ordered them away Won bfand'
resented the language Of Gallagher a. npiiiinf
when scunse ensued each having hold 0iV -
gun, and either accidentally o. ~ The hand Of Cal
laghsr. the gun VA DISCHARGED nliing Voa Brands
In, h,nosbo D,mOcraf says
We learn from Mr. AFefy nl. Won Brand - con
ramon and friend from Detroit. that the decea'sa
was from Hanover. Germany AM for seyefaI year
an officer IN The Hanoi ersn army. ani when b.
d cd sas about thirty yesr u age b.. 'afus n
TINS country about year lgo .ince ~hch tine D.
has resided ~ Ne1-lO ok ny. Marshall, MICA a.
DeTolt-hayng made TIE after pace a. home ~
the last no years lie ~. an titsi Oi ligs ofdri
Of talent IA hls proie.sion and had come West On {.
pleasure excursion. padia-!, With sIe& Of 1A1'Lt
landsc ape sketches Of our pane H' h. 90 70
tses IN tins country, but leaves bos' 81 ifirfls !"
mourn The memory OF a man 81 umDelhs~' -"
scier, a scholar. tOou companion, AL ~~''
fnend
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Az ExAMPLE.-An accident occurred on

Az EXAMPLE An accident occurred on
the Midland Railway IN England on the 10Th Of
Nav las,. IN which Mr. Blake was killed. Ills
wife prosecuted the company, and has Jusi re-
covered a verdict Of 10000. tor damages sus-
tanned by the loss o. her husband, u being proved
on the ,rial that Tie accident was caused by care
lessness u the Company agents.
4 few such act. Of Justice a. this must greatly
diminish the number Of such accidents. We have
known cases IL this country where such verdict
would not only be equitable, but o. great service
10 he public al large.
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RICHES CAsED IN CRYSTAL.
BY ELIZABETH sAaRgr BROWNING


Jssr now the world Is busy 1t has grown
fair-eoIDg world. Imperial England da~ns
The flowing ends Of the earth. from Fez Canton
Delhi and Stockholm. Athens and Asdnd,
Tho Russias and The vast Americas.
A. queen gathers ia her robes amid
Hey golden cInc.nre,-ises, penIDsrlas,
Capes continents. far inland coun:res ND
BY Jasper sands and bills OF enrysopras, -,
All trailing IN her sPisndors 'hfongn w o"O'
OF the new Crystal Palace. Every na''oh'
To every nation. strange OF Jore,
Doth face 70 face ave civic saintil0n,
And hold up in proud night hand before ION
That congress, the best ~ors when ene coub , =
b. ner oes, means" These corais, VIII you
To mi,'h against your oaks They grow as f.s,
Within my wilderness Of purple Seas
sThis diamond sta red upon me as passc1
IAe i've gods eye from a marble freeze
A.ons darn Of diamonds. II J, ciassed "
al voye ,bese stufs so subtly, that the gold
swirns 70 the surface Of the SIX; IKE cream,
And curdles TO fair patterns. fe behold
I" These delicate musllns rather seem lOoin'
m, no. YOU think Nay, touch them and oe
Thonsh such yelled Chakhi's face ~ HAMS dream
"These carpeis-yor wax SO" on 'he in,n rn.
YoandibIe like spirits, while your foot lNhgs'
Dips deep in velvet roses and such things
$. Even Apollonius might commend tins flute
The music, winding through the stops, upsprlngs
To make the PLAYERS very rich. Compute.
Here g goblet-giass, 10 take IN with your WINE
The very sun its grapes were rpened under
Drink hight and juice together, and each me
- Tblt model of a steamship moves your Woodef
You should behold II crushing down the orlne,
Iike blind Jove Who feels ms way with thunder
"Here IS sculpture All, ,ce live too why not
Our life INTO our marbles Art has place ltaIo"
For other artists after Angelo"
u tried 10 pain, out here natural face
For nature includes Rafiaele, as we know,
Not Rafaee nature Viii IL help my case
"Msthinks you VIII not match TINS steel OF ours
u Nor YOU this porcelain, One might think the clay
Retained IN il the leaves OF the flowers,
They bud 90, round the cup, the old spring way
Nor YOU these carven woods where BIRDS IN
bowers.
With ,wis,ine snakes and climbing cupids play
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~ THE LILY Is monthly journal, IN
the quarto form, issued At Seneca Pal.s, y y, and
devoted 70 Literature and Reform, the latter EN-
bracing especially Temperance and ;he Equality
and Education Of Woman. The Editor : Mrs AVE-
LA BLooxER whose name HIS been gwen to me
ne1 costume proposed for her lex, she having oeeh
among the first 10 adopt and her paper me ARR
to advocate Il Her editorials gye evidence Of D"'o
u ent ard tart and her selections are always :"
good taste She i assisted BY Mr.. ELIZABETH "a
D. STANTON. a. a correspondent. who "'eis a PecD'
han, sharp and logical pen. TAe LILY Is only hiiy
cents YEAR ~ advance