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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
WATER CURE.

WATER CUR EINSTITUTE-CITY
w and COUHTRY.-Dr. TRAIL receives Patients at
The conlmodous City establishment, ID Laightst. and al
Oyster Bay, L. |. Communication dairy between these
plnces by steamboat and railroad. General Precuce al
1900 'Conspltaiions rs dN lmf
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Qc PER TUN-GOOD QUALITl
.JEWELRY.

WATCHES, J'EWELRY AND Sill
w YER WARE.-WM. D. BRIGGS respectfully In
forms his friends and thepubc that he is prepared % sou
the above named Goods al she old stand, l5S BOWEkT,
FIVE DOORS above BroomesL
EB-WAtcheI and Silver Ware made TO order, and
every description Of Watches repaired equal to The orgnJ
as time keepers, and warranted VIM u. Bhl0uS'
di2 Inn
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NoRPORATIoS EOTICEPubhc notes hereby gvsa 70 ne
ownsr owners occupant occupants Of all houses sa % I'M
proved or lands affected hsrsby that the following As
BY the are lodged IN s omes
Of the Bureau examination b. All persons nss
ed vim FOR grading Eighty fourth st. between 50 and an as ms
limits embraced such Assessment include all the ss.sA hos
ated sides of sh st between 80 and oh avs All ea
whose interests affected by the shove named Asssi sn iai
Who aLpposed 70 the sans either Of them, requested pre-
sen their objections writing 70 the undsgnsd at tsf os
No Hall Records within thirty days from thsdtts Of te ss
SAMUEL n. De MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC w.
SMITH Office, Bureau OF Asssmsnts sTee psps"
uent Dec 81, 1890 40 lO
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INSTR
NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSN
NRANCE SOCIETY OF LDND L,IIV:-. ;, vv.r-.,


L NRANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON; >, wall,
York, Jan. |, 1851 }
NOTICE-lR pursuance OF resolution OF me boafa OF
Directors the hitherto existing mode Of loans OF or
twohirds of the common annual premiums PAID 0y lle IN
sureG is discontinued In reference 10 policies 70 be mere
after granted And the Board have introduced inc toloW
ing and favorable system OF loans for me itnre VIZ
party insured for the whole term OF HE may al az
time borrow half the amount Of annual premium, with
out security deposit otpocy, and Is entitled 10
He may at any time Surrender his policy and receive
back value thereof The gross sum paid by him IN
annual common premiums.
This new form Of loans applies only to policies hereafter
marry already insured for whole life may on payment
of small sum convert his insurance into policy up
on the loan System now Introduced.
Parties already insured and entitled TO twotmrd losn
are not shut out rom said tword loan II they prefer H.
upon The terms stated in the Society's pamphlets
party may al moderate annual premium, insure for
sun insured up 600 VIII be paid to him II be dies
before reaching that age the full sum insured will be paid
to his family or legal representative
ACTING DIRECTORS FOR JANUARY.
CE. HABlCHT, Chairman.
JOHN }. PALMER
SAMUEL 5 ROWLAND,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
HENRY LUDLAh,
ROBERT @: DILLON,
J. KEARNY RODGERS, MD.
nl22awu J. LEANDER STARR General Agent
CTTIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COM
OPANY-Oaices Ct WALL-ST. and ls7 EoWERY.-
Yhs CompsHy, with essh capital Of
S150,0OO,
and large surpuG securely invested Continues 10 iosos
> INST loss or damage by FIRE, dwelling houses, ners
ehxndse household furniture and ali descriptions 81 Per.
soHRl Property on be most favorable seInA
Jeremiah johnson william J. Valentino
AlonzO A AvOrd, James G. BALDWIN,
Daniel BURNETT, Jay Jaryl,
William Wallace, John Harris
ThomaS McElsih, Robert baaiey,
Luke Baker, - francs A Pslmef
JANIS H. MCLEAN, Secretary. oS Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

IrEIrED STATES PATENT OFPIcE-Osc 70. 1850 o.
Z petition Of PITTS, Of spu ghed, ono, and VI ~
Alton Hfos pa rs for the Of apate gau'ed ~
% The -sb day Of june 1887, Tor an mO'ossmso the
TIC expiration OF
Which takes place a The g day Il June 1881.
t oc~Sd that sspf Peton Be- heard u. Patnt O4
Mondsy the 81 Msrrb 1885, ~ Ia O'Clock Nj snd at -
nehed APPEAR snd show cause, any they have rH
petition ought not 70 b granted o..
Per opposng The extension required 10 Ole usIE
One ectons hcal 49, orth writing skstF
bsfoos the day ~ heanuk All testimony filed By shsf p1
s.sd the SAID heaEpg must be tksu and transmitted a
With u'es OF the chce, which VII be furnish 81 sppcsI
ou'sred, sso, that his notice be Published he Re Uh
cvnser, aud Uncu, Wsshnstou CITY, D. c. Ttbuns, Ns -
Dab Stats Journal counAgs, OHIO DAILY Atlas cueansI ~
onoe "'-A for three successive Sesss Prev % n - -
Mar,b a-It THOs EwBAsA,
% iswJWs Conmiss oasr Of rsi"s
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR


Il CITY PROPERTY The Farm, known as Howard
place containing about 900 situate on the south Bay
NJ ar the village of 5ayve Long Island formerly the resi-
derce OF Capt marcens Munson About half the land IS
under high OF cultivation, and the whole lies sopng
beautifully toward the beach ana capable oil great pro-
duciiOn.
The mansion is surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn well shaded with trees and shrubbery-cOntains
about 20 rooms in good cOnddon and has been recently
painted coach houses sabng for ~ horses, OF the
largest barns on the Island houses for ice, milk, coal
smoking tools, &C. cattle sheds pig pens, corn house. nc
All on the main travelled road, about quarter Of mile
from the wafer, with handsome avenue leading 10 the
beach. This is undeniaby very desirable residences
from its peculiarly of soil, the purity and abundance DIVA
ter there three wells OF soft water, beside several
springs the premses) modified sea ar-the oslmy
bree from the beautiful bay rendering deciousy cool
In Summer and quite temperate IN winter These advan'
Rees render OF the most healthy locations 10 betound
There 10 the psce young orchard OF about 100 trees
Of eced grated fruit, and an extensive garden hlled
with great variety Of small fruits plants grapes &c
Game sbOuuds in the vicinity, and the most enthusiastic
disciple Of Isaac Walton be grafed 10 bis hearts de-
sire with the fish and oysters nom the Bay and trout In
shoals his own and the neighboring streams Manure
OF the best quality constantly deposung on the beach IN
large quantities and therefore costs only the labor OF esng
From every part Of the place extensive view OF the
BAY and Ocean beyond
The dstance from New York Is about 50 miles Time
hours by Railroad. 800
If moi sold entire by the lst Of February 1t will be divided
and In cottage lots Terms moderate and most OF the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage II de-
sired Inquire Of d. d. HOWARD, Irving House,
Ar New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

M ATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
w WARE. 6c-A. c. BENEDICT * co. % Bowe-
~ offer for sale large and splendid assortment Of rich
Goods q. very low prices, and warranted. do Inns
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CLOTHING.
PROPOSALS.

PhOfOSAbS.
.S,TREFT DEPARTMENT No. 4BALL OF REcoKDs-ssa'.s
SpTorossh received At the Street. Ns.sss ~
no,ay Jsr & 1881 AZ ocDck, r. ~ 20 feace 'aeaat o 10
STR A. between Avsoa. First ~ 10 r-SnsS &C Has
Rro.S,..y f,ou Fay Ssvsoty ART sta rhns
Ard all thereto % had GA sPftssN"a ~
,rnct cl.rt OF Tia Departnsut - eosneas u, 1850
JOHN T. DVDosi SHooe 49, -
SsTREEI DEPARTMENT, No T. HAD o. hscoras- et,
nosals viii Street Conn esoosr OmeS seN
Frsay 1891, ste oeiOcs P NJ 70 On the 90 o.
tween Thv fourth and Thirty es FIRST ard ,ecoas " -
900 and uhoas earth Pisns sps6eshons AID AL aiofas,s
thereto csn be had Ppcsoa the coorcs csa OF s "
payment Dscsmber 81, 1890 - -. 49,. .-
JOHN L. Dop"E. sus-' S'nu1e''1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

STREET DEPARTMENT. No. Hall Of Record. Psbs
SDocs hereby that tbs following rssoson have besa pc
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen To opso 6lf s. from ~
hudson Rivers To f between lat aai
and 9 and 2O sts AL persons interested having ooeos
requested prssat them wntng he uasn as
Okes before the 7th day Of jam AIRY. 1881.
JOHN 4. DODGE, Street Commissioasf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

NfRNpuE BIZ virtue OF chatls mortgage 10 ms eRrs,rg
dshvsasd NIL espo.- fof sals PubLe Nsndae. o. -
DAY The eth ~ JaHuafy 1881. AZ II eekk IN ths "a
No 20 Cer's,sret ccusirg OF Bar anl fisres, ~
0haas Iae.uf ai,sse. hsd sai sed.teaJ. kuvss az
fhi.ssaS pcoa. a. SC az. W u. DAAks. psprs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

COAL.-I am now delivering the best
NRED ASH STOVE and EGG, well screened rom
pooT 60 rer chaidron PETER CLINTON,
"a 2rs corner King and Greenwichss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

INfURsUANCE % erdsr oftAs Surrogate Of the cosnD
tFcrk. uotics y hereby Nven ali parsons hs.a< =,
a-ains ANGEL JACOBS ae Of ths city Of New f0fk Js
csasac a. hs with tbsreoi % the
A. tbe rseteure ~ DAVID Hart 80 "a N ~
New lofs before the seventh tay 81 July p,
foFs the "a dsy ogJsnuury, isoi. DAVID HART.
ia lAwemrS RACnFI JACOBS. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
YV,EACHERS AND EMPLOYERS

II Checks on the u 8. School Agency procure success
nj negotiations with the beet Institutions famlhes ana
PREACHERS throughout the Union until an equivalent Is re-
cetved selling 10 the parties 81 one per cent On one
yesrs compensation Teachers Registering Fee o. pro
cures standing applicable No charge TO patrons iOl
procuring pupis Educational Merchandise procured al
os for rpoderaGs mpesaiton for services Apply early
r.ll and postpaid Referoaees exchanged:
T. n. WILCOX, Proprietor, Sl3 Broadway,-
d28St Sat Wed&Ss estaODshed IN loh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

STREET DEPARTMENT, No BALL OF kECOADs-Fuesc
Notcs hereby gwen that the following kssouuoa has o..
,doptsd BY Council Resolved That lib q es eKtened
20 .xeror easteg side OF IOmpkns 81 b ergs
on p-s block sEd under the erection OF ns
COmms0nsr s's noscs
10 the grantees or the and ng under ~sf on both s
OF nh 7th the exterior hoe above drsd Asd
The giants 70 .aa
owners by the Mayor, Aldermen ani Comn'nt OF ms
CITY Of York Adopted BY thu Bosro OF Assistant Ahsrnss
OF Aldermen Dee II,
AePo' iS y ~. ' JoaEr DODGE strss,couE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
INSTRUCTION. IN LANGUAGES

INSTITUTIONAL IN UANUO AUENJ'-
u An Italian Refages who has recently arrived In TINS
country desires give instructions 10 classes and to maj
Viduas at his residence their 10 the Italian French
md Spanish Language and the Biblical and Ra5bnica
Hebrew His charges VIII De moderate add 10 classes iney
will be reduced IN proportion the size OF the class The
most satisfactory references gentlemen OF this city, can
be given Is 10 capability, &c. Address -
d5oiws LUIGI P RANCE ~ Twelfth ST =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

~spoToS AoUEpucr DEPARTMENT. Rotands Para De- -.
1 Issa~ CORPORATION SOTiCE.-PubhS aotcs eersoJ
,y., that presented thu Board Of Asfn
~ P..ri street between toa John Al
nsoas interested in above having oOecoas thsreo are ~
sua.te 70 ts Contract Slefs Al a
encs on or before FRIDAY, Jan 10, 1851 NICHOLAS OEAN,
President Croton Aqusduct Department dSi IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

ftROTOs AQUEDUCT DEPARrnEs1-RotasdsP Pan, Dec q,
W lS0-Corpouan EOtcs-Puohc aobes hersoy thh
psoa presented the Board " Assistant Aenosa
Mercer 81 fm the Bescker st. " poni sI
the porthery Of Houston All persons INTERESTS
thu above having objections thereto, requested 20 prle
u us Engneer al this Oes bstors 1e'1H
Jan Tth, 1851. NICHOLAS DbAt
Z dqS lOt Prsssdent Crot0o Agueduct Depai tDsai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

CORPORATI0F F0TIcE-Pubzc notice Is hs-sby gwen ~
Oovnsr occupants VI ali houses sns
rapFoyeoo lands affected hsrsoy that me oss
have been compstsd BY the Asssssor ard
The once Of ths Bureau Of Assessments for EXAMINATION, By
interested For with receiving basins sd Gwen
commencing point 20 ee west OF the west side Of
WAnen-st running West B0oaavsy, and Nfy
Went Broadway 70, and connected with hufsysl
Embrace such include all the os
s grounc lots ID parcels Of aui suae
bo sides Of Warsr IT, between Brosdvsy and West BS"
EIDE 81 Broadway between Murray and Warren 80
both sides VI Church and Wet Broadway csees pss
Murray Chambers All persons Woss sss
and vh0 -
sther Of them, requested b. present. Their 3d.
wnlne, 70 the under-sned their scs No Hal u aSf
thirty days from ths date 81 thu nOlesObcs, bss'
Asssssmsus Street Department Dec. %, 1880 SAMUEL
MOTT shAscn NICHOLSON. ISAAC VIZ. SMITH As's''"'
si6i0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

COLORED CAMBRICS.-l0O cases
" all coors and qualities for sale al reduced prices By
d4 C. B. LIE BARON - Pine-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

lVA public that sbe lie prepared TO give lessons on he
Pano.forte and Singing and respectfully socis snare OF
patronage Aso, lessons gwen in Composition OF MUSIC
sJcIocS is 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
MuSIC MADE EASY and interesting
TNRENCH TAUGHT.-Mr. HANSEN,

late student with Prof Ampere, IN Paris, continues ms
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in the French Language ana
i4irsraIur- 5o7A Broadway, between the
hours OF and 9 y. N. IS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
NOR SAFE Ar FAIRMOUNT.-A

NOR SALE AT FAIRMOUNT.-A
H plot az GROUND running from the village Of
PARAMOUNT in the county Of Wescheser. to the Bus
Ton ROAD 10 now offered FOR SALE. in parcels 20 sr
purchasers The above IL now being surveyed IN LUIS
Tor Building Sites and will AFFORD situation for residences
equal II not superior, any location in The vicinity Inc
e1ound Il elevated dry and free from rock For turtner
STsTficuIsrs inquire Of T. DUSENBERRY, So WlhsmsI
where Map Of the premises may be seen. OF w
IGOR l6 LOTS Of GROUND, IN
III Brooklyn near Bedford viii he sold cheap, or ex
changed for small house and lot In Brooklyn or Williams
burgh Inquire 227 GrandsL New-York % I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
DRY GOODS.

ONO CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
GUOORAN0E PRINTs-superiori in quality Of work
A IS Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

OORDOVA PLAINS-2O packages, al
~ wool, Gray Negro Cloths, for safe by ,o.,,--..
n9I n NESMlTH & co 80 and 81 Pine-sL
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06

The following song --- asotlbcl 10
Richard Edvaids--was pub!ish,d in
'he " Fa,a"''e = DaiAy Hlricu. -
lJ9G
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
MIR knEAt'S FUNERAL ORA
TlhN On TIiF DEATH OF
FRANKLIN,

r., recon. c,,,l,,,,o, If tho M;
,.,.,ry ,c r.nnLl,,.s Ii.,h In. h,s
lrn. h. ON, ,n,rr ,n.c-,s,;n, r:,,;n,s
coYc,. imn,c :, ,os, III. fnnc
.,.,i..n IN ia I.a,L ,.,,,,,'r.b
>. A., ;f,,l onI ,,,nn.,; lGr,hn,,
r ii, E'n,',I t,snr,Ii" or rrsrr.
no ,I,o ,lr,.,,l,.,r t,mo ZOO Mn,t
Ar,1,n' , ar,,,,n osrr rn,,r,. d~.I
b,lv can ,c,,rc,y e,.,,,,. !, n .,r,,J,
soul ,,,r,in, cloa,,ncr
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faanl ~ifcnr, ri .g'l ,Grou ,to,. ,ho
h,ll m, rc,,.,. ,h,, .,,'o crc,dor,
+. N,.a.j s., All ,,,,,.,tJ ,,rr,,,s -
-. u...a i..,'y, i rc,rrnej ;, ~,
:, ...n a.. n,.uity'
.-Il.r ,,,, ,,r ,,, vor,a,
c,.io r.. ,n,., di.r,,cJ ly ~. Mo
,..y Of & ,."r., n,,I ma h;s,nr, w r.
,milrcs ho!J., mos. undoubtedly,
a. cyalci ,aak amonS tho HUMAN
,e.,a.
~ .!iti,al c.l.uc,s layc In, too
l.a. comcma,a!.I tho death Of those
v',o ncrc hvycr .rea; lu, in thcir ia.
neral ,rauao. ,hc o,;ouc,te Of courts
ha. u..ao long sanctioned hypocri,.
i,al ,rlt. Nations ou,h, ,n mourn
ior thcn L,netaclols the rcorcscnta
I've, Of ..apmen ou.i,, never to re
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
+ al.
Ni>N'L' A>D CUSTo3!s up TIE !NnARi-
TIVE.

NiNN'L' AND clSr"A!a VI THE INnABi-
TANI$.
iCoNTl>rEp.)
The Tenlperaturc Of Tayal is such ,lla,
it Is scarce y necessary 10 close the win
do"S. and among the poorer classes win
dows, and window blinds are often want
ing, Fires are never required, except
for cooking. nrd lhigis generally done III
SOME obscure corner Of the honse or in
the street. Their ,toycs or furnaces are
generally made Of stone, and are about
siN feet long, and two thick. having one
or two apcrturc> pierced in them for kc-
ties or carthc,n dishes, and Is supported
Of out Of luors on wooden frame and
placed o1 the .idc walk. If in doors i
is placed in q room twelve feet square
and extending as high Is The house Aav-
ing an aperture n tho ,oj. li,rc the
cooking and washing Of many camille, j.
done and i would no doubt bc Ia,hc, d!.
tirult for our New ENGLAND housokccpcrs
to perform their domestic duties with
such an apparatus, and in such place,
neither do think lhcy wculd do 50 long,
but these people know no better method
Tho food is always we'll cooked rcyer
smoked, and very acceptable TIE apart
mcnis cn The second floor are occupied ltv
the family. The rarlors, drawing and
bed rooms are lofty and whiicNashcd and
are adorned with few miserable paint
ings. In the dwellings of the Weather
classes, delicate and beautiful paintings
are found, and many times these paint-
ings are very costly. >incc the increased
intercourse with foreigners there j. better
taste in the construction Of their dwellings.
The homes Of both lich aad poor, are
never very cl-an. The houses occupied
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06

The G.llo,,ir, so,, .,,ua, ;.
Richard EJv.,5.-,,a. ,,,s.,..l :;
he " po,a.,,,, o, Do,,,. y,.r.,.,
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06

THE ANGLO-SAXON AND THE
SpANIARD.

Il isa striking proof how much t.c
fortunes OF men are in their own hopds.
and how vain are tLe choicest oi(ts nr
nature if not seconded hy iLr ,igou,.
aal industry og ,ho.o for vlo,, ,5r,
are intended u.a. thr ,icI .ur;tar;n,i,
veins. ii. d,.co>erv Of which a.lo.n
attended with such jmrortout .,ioct.
and /. dc. fined 70 aver, So mn,v c,.i,
ari,ina from the absurd /, ,i,latirs or
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06


,a.r,'l,,' r'G1,. ,'.. '''' '''''' - '"''
REVOLUTIONARY ANTCDOTE.
I,.laU>t .r,rt. or nl,yp,,,.,.
Tie hero OF l,e f,lloyin, ,n,iIli,c
story MN. , .,oo, IlrL.mi,h-.a. -"
Iuuiblr lJarl rl.m,,L Lr, IN H.. .,n,,
frame l,p,J,ncI ,,,', ,nu ,Lr,hnoJ 49,
oc,.r.u. n,nni.,.. n' ,,..nlnn, -. .,,,
b,., in H.. Lo.n,. oi l..r,,,,,. ,r
,o,uI I'm. L.,r, . m.I A,,L,.n..
Wa,u,.
!; wa. IN "a, ,;s,o, ,,o ,o,ro,, lo,
- jo,,orrro o. ,Lr t,,"rinar C.'n'" ,'i,n
hal =, l.a.f .lnu,,.r,l ;, cor,.y.,,i,, ).
h, couu,r,'s .rr, ,.a Nn. dro"'lr. -
Las.aec wagon iron th. field of battle.
Willie some Sort distance behind. =,
body Of Coatincnn,s were pnsAina for.
ward with body n British il rursulf.
The wagon had ,yriycl q: a narrow.
Ioiul of the b,-r,ad leading 10 IKE
south, where two i,ei, ba.,, Of rocks
and crag,, ari.ll.. u,r,,i,,y side. afford.
iu. It's, ,rac. c..ouh for the nas.aor
# l!.c ba,.a.er.wagl1s 49,, mn, iu,l
IL, eyes were anssiel by the sight
o. = s'"". H'u'coi1 i"an, some forty
year, o. "4a e@'1"@ed e; '.!e 500! Of "
I'' ~ '"g YER G"""'.~"l ''r pass. -
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DY CRETA
AR liCLfi IT.
lHg sOSGs AND BALLADS or THH
MiNaTkEIS.

The Minstrcl- loyei to sing Of he
heroic deeds Of other days, Of
their Ballads aud .onss being founded
un historical facts desc Cacts howgy,r
nre interminslcl wi:l! fiction so that lit, =
lie reliance can DC placed OH them, and
they who read them for The purpose pr
cleaning no,lin. but Historical, tru,hs,
will read in vain. Some strict Uiiliiu-
rian may usk, (" II this be true. how can
they Je worthy OF preservation - !
would answer
lst. They arc worthy of prcserva-
ton on account oi the pociical jsoHjcs
which they possess. and
2nd. Because they may be consii-
cred mirror OF the sta,c Of literature
md society At the time when they were
written The exact time at which ma
ny OF the old Ballads were composed
however, is not known, still as a gcnor-
al tim. an estimate may be made from
the subjects and circumstances which
they were intended 10 commemorate.
The following Ballad is Supposed TO
have been written in the time Of Ed
ward " Of England. though who was
its author or the precise time when the
'a,a! expedition Of which it is history
occurred Is not known.
SIR PATRICK SPENCE.
IL Scotch Baifodl
The ling Its in Duiuf'fhpg tonne,
Drlnkin ine the blui- red v inc
quhaI w,l get s'.,d sa,Ior
T. sail this schip -! mine
p and spakc an oldrrn knight
Sat II, the KING, night knc
Sir Pu,rcL Spence i the best sailor
That snils upon the se.
ri,c kins ha. wHt,ca a hs1Id letter
tnd sign"t it Nal his hand
And .~u, il 10 sif pa,uck spence,
Was walking on tho saHj.
rhc first i,u- thay So Patu,k Fel,
\ lpud l-urh iaurhca he
The Hcht lnc that >it Pau.' h red,
\ ,icr blinded his &C.
q puha +. this In. don lius ;c.i,
This III deid don 10 Eie
n srBi ui out Ihis time Q thc GER
10 saIi u.ou tuc se
siak aa ste riG. haste i1y unfy ".0o Hl
1 Oar gu.d s,hip sail' ti.r nloinc.
. say na s,e my master dri',
For der \ ira5ic sicI.l".
4 Int iatr vr-;rccr saw the new income
4 " the auia moons 30 h., anne
h Aua ! he! iioI my i.cr mHsics
rha, We Viii com IL haImc.
4 % oHi Scots mobiles Wcr r'chi lnnh
u owtci tLeu cork hciid rboou-
n p, lang pNTe : he pta, Mas pibia
& T.ai hats ,hey swan abcoi'r
Il . .aug lans may thar ladies sit
" THAR iaus into thar hand
y. or they .e Sif rat irE spence
81 Gum sahing % the land
q . iane lang may the laiir- stand
'A ". Than gold tcm- IN ihaif haiT
a NHiang fot thar own d'H '"Cd',
"a foi ,leyil ~ theme ma 'naH
81 Have owe have owre 10 Aheito@
# j. tfiie ian4s.. dII
III And thar hes sn;i sr psu'eA Sifn
II ". lie Scels lords At has !cii.
q There is much Of true poetry ~ 'h''
D quaint oh ballad, and the perusai o
A Tie like docs ones soul good in these
days Of siekly .entimentali'y. IL u
sirsnge tha, in ihis enlightened age, th'
III oi poetry is TO. 20 well undersloos
&. il was centur,e, and centuries ago
bl, refnemen, breeds sennmen'aitiy
"a senlin,en,ality cannot exist in ~
Z rtj'i:y = 'rHt genuine pesty'
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hy tNurl,A. IiT.i. N'.e. !
was ira, Cling 70 Massachusetts. -yr,r
twenty year, a2o. .ail traveller, |
had s,.ai Ni,h iu- driver, lao on stop
ping a, he posi- .Iice. ,aluicj an H.
booking lll,os Oh Tia step, ~i.a " good
morning Judge Saunders, I hope yoa Fe
sell, sir."
On leaving the Office, a.ked the
driver, If tie man he spoke 10 was
really judge.
Certainly sir," he replied; ae
Ind c,ekfgh, las, week. ard b. as
jad.c.'-.eart LrHd Er|t4Tg'