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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

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Several newspapers have recently alluded to
lease said to have been made by the Chicago and
Galena Railroad Company to the Michigan Gen.
trsl Railroad Company. in terms calculated to
mislead, by inducing superstition IN some quar-
tiers that the Central Road has thus secured
right 70 & continuous line from Detroit to Chicago
Indeed some Of the comments We have seen
locked as il the writers supposed that the right
thus secured to the Central Road was also ez-
clastre, both Of which supPositions are incorrect.
The following statement of the facts of the case
is furnished by parties interested in the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Companies, the
only Companies that, as yet, have secured rights
fer continuous line of Railroads from Lake Erie
70 chicsgO) and may be relied on SO authentic.
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ANTHONY }. BLErcKER Auetioneer
ME VALUABLE PROPERTY on

,hs corner Of Mott and Chatham Al Auction AN
-IIcSv ! RIFECKER viii sell auction On MOnDAl, ,
Ian "a 1851 al the Real Estate Sales Rooms ofoad b.
fbe solowi ing able property, VIZ 80, mn - ,,,a
w Nm NOTr rs-The valuable LOT OF ground
Win he story brick BUILDING thereon, known 81 Nos
ia ard l76 Chalhast Of Motst said L0 eens
sye 25 feet inches fronting ChsihamsI % set .
bes In he rear by about s feet 10 inches ~ aepn GA
Most and about 81 feet depth the other SIDE Tue
urouesonsbe. For terms maps and iatnef pa a ~ D.
snnIv to The AuchOneer.7 Br0stst (rZ5l Jio Io%-Es
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equal to 3s y cent. The increase of psssen-
gers during the first week in January of the pre-
sent year, over the corresponding period Of $780,
has been about 80 = cent. A line having been
perfected between Whitehall and Rutland, where
it unites with the Boston Railroad and the Sara
toga and Schenectady Road having been re-laid,
the respective Companies are about establishing
daily passenger and freight trains between Sche
nectady and Boston. Lines are also to be estab-
G,hed between Burlington and New.York, via
Saratoga and Washington Railroad, which shall
enable passengers to reach each place daily
These arrangements will very much augment the
business Of the Road.
The following table will show the circulation OF
the NewJersey Banks with their specie on hand
and discount line:
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersigned

Awill sell al Public Auction the 18th day OF January
1851 a. 10 o'clock a. NJ al the Congress Steam Mills, III
ForsythsL the Stock. Machinery and Fixtures of said
Mills consisting Of Machinery for the manufacture Of Mus
iard, Coffee, Farina, Chocolate, Spice, &c; Horses
Cart and sets Of Harness. Grocer Wagons, a ROcka
way and a Light Wagon, Office Furniture &c. Stove
Iron Safe, &c, Merchandise &c. JAMES III. THORNE,
Assignee OF JOHN CORELL i87td
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE SEA-

NE TRUSTEES Of THE SEA-
MENs BANK FOR SAVINGS have ordered that interest
be paid on AL deposits which according to the Bysvs
are entitled thereto for The six months ending Dec 80 ASA
follows:
On sums OF Five hundred dollars and under at the
OF six per cent per annum and sums exceeding Five
hundred dollars at the OF FIVE per cent per annun
payable on or amer Monday 10Th inst
The interest viii be placed 10 the credit OF deposors
principal
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary.
New York, Jan. l6, 1850. u66
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GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN

SPER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS or THE MAD
RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
The Directors OF the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
Company will sell a. Auction the Merchants Exchange
In the city Of New.York, on TUESDAY the tweniy-6nt
day Of January inst at IL O'Clock, by Messrs Hsgery,
Draper Jones' Auctoneers Eight Hundred Thousand
Dollars Of Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds OF The said
Company
These Bonds form portion OF series OF to 10
Issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company,
for the purpose OF relaying their track with heavy rail,
and Of paying of the hoatng debt Of the Company They
will be secured by mortgage given To Trustees tho
tire Road with s equipments fixtures and eppartenancec
subject 10 prior lien OF $4,000
The Bonds will be 10 Of 81 900 EACH dated on hs
LIST February 1851, and having fifteen years rum with In
teest at seven per cent per Interest coupons,
payable al the Bank OF Commerce, in NewYork, The
first day Of February and August 10 each year. Will DO 81
Iached 10 each bond
The Road extends from sandusky City, Ohio on Lake
Erie To Springfield, lS4 miles, where connects with To
Little Mama Railroad, running 10 Cincinnati From
Springfield 1t extends TO Dayton, "a miles, and Il he's q
branch road TO Findlsy IS mfes forming total OF ia
miles Of Railroad.
Inc hoad passes through number OF founshing towns
and an agricultural country Of great fertility finished
and In full operation the net income for the four months
ending on Soth November last having been $4,000 Tie
cost ofthe Road up 10 this time H. ..... $25s67H IS
Tue Caphai STOCK being. ,s00S5 %
Bonds already Issued. $1,000 %
Floating Debt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. za5sss IS
The terms OF payment will be per cash. the bal
ance to be paid IN equal monthly payments OF ten per cen
commencing on the let Of February the purchasers having
the option OF paying the whole In cash on that day
The Bonds viii be convertible into stock at par at any
before their maturity
For further information and for printed statements show
10 ne CONDITION Of the Road, apply Messrs SAMUEL
HENshAW SONS, Merchants Exchange, Boston, OF
DlO Llstl WARD & co. 81 Wall-sL
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ANTHoNY BLEEcKEs. Aueroneer
EHE VALUABLE PROPERTY, M

THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, No.
4 Ig7 Bowery snd the HOUSE and LOT No 2is Riving-
ANTHONY j. CHECKER viii sell at suction on
MONDAY Janusry "a 1881 at l2OcOck al the Real Estate
sales Room 7 Broad-sl the following VALUABLE
PROPERTY viz: 80. H.. .,a 7 ~,
BowERY-The valuable threestory brick House snu 10y
Of rouud kpown as g7 BOwery, between Deisncey ana
Riynpon ss nearly opposite Springst sad Lo1 uens III
size q feet front and by 80 feet IN dept ,, -
SRulNcTON sT-Also. the two story bucA hetso
Tor Of ground known AZ 24S Rvington ST. near Shet 81
said Lot being in size . feet front and rear oy - % "a
dsrfb nSrtion OF lhe purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage For maps and further paucuuts OF
the above properly apply to the Aucuoneer' broso-s"
il8us tL<opl
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WN. H. FRANKLIS, Auctioneer.
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN - 7, 7 S4tI1l Ut nEAL ESTATE.
Or-WILLlAM II. FRANKLIN, SON 4 CO VIII sell
al Auction, on WEDNESDAY, January g Al IL o,elocf
a. ne Me5ehants Exchange, and the following days $50
LUIS on EIst second Fourth, Fih Sixth aud Seventh
Avenues f7th f8ih f9h 7g.A 9Th lObservsfor
sotn sin Nih ll7lh lisih, ll9h and Hsrleuane in
euding extensive Water Privileges al Turtle Bay on he
The maps are now ready Tor delivery Al he Office OF The
Aucfioneera S BToad-st ASIA iats
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DOCKY BAR MINING CO.-Notice,

4e-The Stockholders OF the Rocky Bar Mining Com
pGny hereby notified that there will be an election Of
Board Of Directors "Wednesday the 9Th day OF February
next at II O'Clock NJ at their Office "a Walst New YORK.
Dated New. York, Jan 10, 1851.
jls TIA JAMES DELAvAN, Secretary.
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER. AucuOneer.
NNECILTOR,S SALE OF NALO A.

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, AucuoneeI' ~.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUA-
FIaTr HOUSES and LOTS on the Bowery and on
Cbrvsrie-st Al AUCTION-ANTHONYJ J. BLEEChEB
vii seIl Al auction on WEDNESDAY, Jan = 1871, al -
oriork Al lie Real Estate Sales Room Broad 81 y or
der Of he Executor the following VALUABLE fhOr-
ERTY. viz; 49, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, N, Rowan,
The story brck and slate BUILDING u, b1wstyy
80, Grand and Hester SIS known the kNlCkEh-
BOOKER BATHS-Los . by us feet In deph, Win al
he 2siorv brick front DWELLING HOU SE,Gnown
a. 70 ChrysesC said Lot being In size . ee ~ % ee' "
inches IN depth. - ,.... - ,,a,,,,
snrlv 10 me Aucroneer, 7 brosd-st -. . 100,
Fxecuior for the Estate Of Sarah GOmperts, decd
lis e kls<4Vl
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SEMI-ANNUAL IN.
V,HE ADVERTISER, having az COM

NTANTED.-The advertiser Is in the
w Book aud Periodical Business ~ ths ey' My
business has Increased bevond my means 20 carry
IL on therefore desirous Of taking 10 silent PART
NER, with cash capital OF rot less man S'.Ns~ ior
nresen location for several years past THIS amount OF
capits can be added without dollars increase OF "
nrssent ex penses For further information address H.
w. Tribune Office with zeal name and stsRg where a.
interview may be had which viii meet with immediate A.
teuton, &C. JhS
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DAGE, BACON Il co. BANKERS,
n BAN FRANCISCO, California draw n sighi or %
time In sums TO suit purchasers 90
session,
HEW-YORK,
PHILADELPHIA
NEW-ORLEANA,
aud on PAGE BACON, ST. Louis, Mo. payable IL nea
Of the prominent points In the States Collections attended
70 and proceeds RENTED promptly. VIII also attend 10
sales Of Produce and Merchandise for parties residing
abroad PAGE. BACON 4 co Ban Francisco
nl2 SIM PAGE & BACON 81 Louis Mo
Refer TO Messrs Drew. Robinson h Co. Nsw-York
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NONEY-CASH for MORTGAG

IVA country gentleman, having haad several
thousand dollars viii purchase good frstrate mortgages
on New. York Brooklyn or Wliamsburgh lots at a mod
crate discount Mortgages OF very small amount,
having many years TO run viii not be objected TO II vel
secured Address Mortgage, this Office, postpaid with
name address, and ll particulars by Tuesday evening
ils 3ts
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13

enc urageinen. Of Home Talent.
Hk|CLAIloSs.--- Every member O,
ihis Society shall receive at the annual
distribution, landscap,, or oihe. draw.
lnS "a crayon. lll1s'ratiye ot ycrmpn,'s
Natoral Sccnery and Subjects. execu.
ed by Vermont Artist.
Alter paying for these drawings. the
funds remaining ia the hand. Il the
irrasurer shall b expended by lhe E2-
ecutiye Committee in the purchase or
Paiat.ng., NtaiueliS, &c, from tn, sti.
dos Of Vernon; Artist., which. >hai! be
Pubhcly distribute. by loI smou. the
members annually.
The frat annual distribution shall be
made nn the frs, Of December. lcJ!,m
Rutland.
Certificate oi membership. three dol
lars. All Communications should L.
addressed to the Secretary, Rutland.
\ :, pos; paid.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
\ SIBERIAN WINTER.


!"L W"''.sr ~ siberia during ia,
winier, - 'n'r|"P'd a furs that he can
,c"rr''y move aud unirr the ,hick fur
fv'd "hirh IS !-,'tLeI 10 Tie bcar-sl "a
collar "nd co'e's The face. one can onIy
'I"" IN ~ 1t ~t'o " stealth, y littlu
oi the eternal ~, NL>s IS 60 keen that
II causes avery peculiar ard painful
i't"he 10 HE throat and Lungs. Tho
distance from one haliin: place t. au-
ulHer takes About ten hours, duriny
which time the Traveller mas, alwar.
contlhlc OF !Ur.,ta "A. the ctImblo,i.
dress makes Il inappropriate 70 waIr
through He suo.. III, poor horses
sti'tf IL: least n, much rs thr.r riders
Tor hrs'des The general effect of tho
co Il, they AZ tosL!rYicI ty ice foru.!u.
IA ihclr noA',i.s nal s,opp;nc their
brcAthins Wa,n tA,y Intimate die,
by . distressed .nc:: anl conyulsiye
shaking On Of the head, tie diver. re.
i.eve .hem BY taking uut the piece. ,i
ice 20 iave him f.0u being suioeatrd.
" hcn the icy ground J., rot covered hy
sno", their hoof. oHeu Lurst from the
eject OF cold lLc CARAVAN - ni~aye
surrounded ~ ihick cloud of yapOr
u Is not only living bodi.., ~h.ch pfc.
duce Ia" effect, tu, erea the snow
smVses. Ihe.s eva3cra,ionJ afe in-
s'aniIy changed in!o millions Of needle.
OF Ice, which I'll the air, and cau.e "a
constant slight noise, resembling the
sound d 'oin s.!'A or ih'rs silk ~
{" me reindeer seek the lor'T, TO pro.
'ect h"n'eh iroia Tie intensity % tLn
coia. IN The 'nhdrss, wher" there "a
10 S",Hsr to he fou"d, tho whoh Ler'i
c'"-d '"s,'h'' 1. cl'Hc - ros'ib'r :.
gam h''e warm from each other,
A'a may be seen Standing IN TIN, way
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13

Ihe judge rep.ici Mr.. Gr+n. is
- very s,'ioas ma ter io be- hong
o@Hl halpra to man bat uac,,
II hs Il o., .nl ,ou h.i b,t'cr tho
all ibo tms roY ,sn sst Nr Ci,ft
loDA NJ ,hn a,.n ,gac. and see whethrr
rhi, da} tour weeks come, on SunAav
The o!rrN lo0tej - direcisi. AMI rcpop
81 thai ihai iav tulr week. came ,.u
ihas.!sy. Tho sad a.. pde~.
VIZ. Green, t.. cuari val give you un-
"a. tl.s day four r-rss Tho casu was
lrosrrai"a hy Jame, Turacv. the A.
'rncy Gn"5a!, shJ .n,crposol apd
lad May u please ih. coIr,, ou og.
ch,Dhs 80 ~, sori. It Is tps1sl ~. roat;,
l. tto"nsrc' t4,m.i ,,p.tAtt tn r..
mud 'he Yn>ansr = hi' r-r.tsus ,.u.
dHHrn. t. r"rtovc him Tor lis yu.i.
a"i 30 warm ti.a rg.inE tho ,n,l.n,..
3" .te Nc.id 10 cone Ia .L.ch u.
Idto replied 'ts, NJ, Tarnry, NJ
r.ecr .udbstarls he WI l. matte.
.r k"p-. ths; !c l.a got ,o Lo lu..
Nnu uudrrsiand 4. VI 6 rccn dunt va
lc,, said tie prisoner. 'rl cn, Mir
Shcr'i, let he prisoner le remand,..'
aai aiourn ,hc court, IT loa,s Rra
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NERMONI ARR UNION.

PEoyIsIoNAL OEsANiLATioS-V1H-
agers Ill l. Spencer, +. v. Hop
Air.. :. II lIOl..s, Rutland; ". Ly-
man. {. l. ioiieli, Burlington; \.
W..aaG., W3Yd,lu,, = NJ, Cur-A1,,
Bc4.l,, l. l. " ,.'.!.", N,r-
.rnn,,; {. i l'r-s, =. ia; g.
+ Hoagh,cn. s.. Alha1,3 :, & PR.
kius, CAsliefon }. Il. Barrett, Middle
barry, h. ID liasO1r, MaIt!cLgry, {.
q. EAsimau. y! l,ge.rr; /. /. Wr.li
Cas'lrioE; W. B. GiibeF', Beanhlug-
ton J. Sieen, BFa,tlrbJro.
ESlcrTIvt CesAIyItr.-l II. l.
Spencer. J. W. Hopkins, " b. GI,
bert, ). q. PvT-ius, :. -. Cocau..-
SicgrTAEY-F. " Hopk.n.
!ETtsCEkE.--Cyrus fof,er.
His Society ba, ior ils object tie
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13
TIE OLD GOVEnNESS.
II HARRIET MAETlyEAr.

II HARRIET MAETlyEAr.
Inc AFTERNOON was come when III.
hoFc.ls mus; 90 on board. The,
we're gong 10 Canada 4, last. after
having talked about it for scvcrs
years. There were So many children
that It vas with much difhcu!ty thew
had o)' Oh for SONG years past; and
there "as no prospect for tie lads a,
home. They had, with extreme dic
hcu.'y, paid tl.eir way aud they had.
to certain extent. educated the
children. That, however, was Miss
Smiths doing.
:" We shall always feel. every one
Of u.s." said Mrs. Morell, with tears.
to the elderly lomely goy,raess.
thai We are uule. the decres. obi.
cations to you. But FOR you. the
children would have grown IN with.
out any education at all. And, for
tie greatest service You or auv one
could possibly render Us, we have
never been able to give you YOUR t.se
even as regards the mere money!"
81 caa only say again. rep!icd
the goTerness, that You DO not look
at the whole Of the ease. You have
gwen TIE home when it is no casy
matter for such as l am to earn one.
win my old,womanish ways and my
o.d,.-sA:oaci know. &c.
Il will not near any disrararc,
men' Of your ways and your LnoTl,
edge interrupted Mrs. Morcn.-
"Ihey have been everything to MY
children and if you could have
gone with US -
This, however, they all knew to
oe cat Q: the question. !. was ro.
only that Miss Slnith was Lctween
htty and sixty, too old to 90 50 far,
with but l!ttlc prospcc. Of cosafy.s al
the end Of TIE journey but she was
q. present disabled for much useful.
ness BY the state OF her right hand.
1t had been hurt by an acoidcu. a
'oh5 tune be.ore, and it did hot get
we'll ihe surgeon haI always said
It would tc a long case ani She lad
10 use whatever Of the harl in the
mean time. V; she would not iart
Will the ta5y ill the las; moment -
aAe carried h'm on the Ief, arm, and
stool Oh the wharf with Lim-thc
mother at her side-tiil all the rest
we're Oh board, ard Mr. Morell cauc
for his wife. 1t was no grand steam.
er they we're going in, jut humble
vesse! belonging to the ,ol,, which
would carry them cheap.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-13

"oIll be 'o1 Huch ir A,r JG,rs
she was wanted
I Ey 40 means She should be- where
she preferred TO be.
She preferred TO hr who're ,,a Wa,
iAo Commissioner lalt s1ou IN, r
dropped ia. and managed to ,..,. .e
/ Smith into cunNcr.ation. nu; tl,,,
WAS no rcsalt Lccau.c smith diI u.:
choose thai there should be. .',i,s;,
she was more ~ the jnhrma1 ami
Rad o'tenor warm sr4t hy be IRE, and
was s''okeu to with more Difference --
hd' TIA, migAi lie solely owing - ,L-
Way >"e made with iac people hy her
own acts and manners. The Invalid,
aud the 'uGrm grew 20 foqi II her dat
iney poured oGt to her a.. their c,ta.
I'5r.'. Ahr Was favored r,th tile
hho"lra-n e every painful .cnsa' "a
=, II passed, aud c,,ry uneasy tie. .gh,
as !, arose.
4 never thought to die ia .a.' a
place a li"-, tro.",J oil lyuny J.rA-.
4 wop!-. al tha,, saJ L, old vie
,,pr..,r , L.,t.r---,a.', ,',i,,
Arl she went -, - ,.5l ,.e, ,''.. -"
L,l ;4,.d al l.a,f -. ~, o,''.''.i
brought hcr here a last, Mu,h Of
Johnny's ding and drinking La>irs
an nn,o'n;,.lI,. xa,.,, .',,n ,,. .'-
cr,a, ,njLar nm ,,,;,;'. ,., -. ',.,'
w,smnIn ra.,.n,.l;,l ',' ',,e I'i,',
II. .a,I !, I.' 'D' ','' a., ''u',''t'
,bould J,. j., ,o,t L"n."' '''"' '''! ",'"y
ed IN hi. rr;,hl,nr Sn'i,h ,,t ,.", a.
,,.r,n;n" T.. hra,b ,.t"'i''' '''' "',o 2 va, va,
49, '''N " - ''''
.yri;.J
;,, Laa. '''s"'',''
'n-.I, y -. y" = ''''','''''' -, ,"o ga
,'' "'u' '"''c
,'.'ro "' . ~, ,,'',O f "'''" o'' p''I'e 'cF 0'
Ti.,,.. ',,' ~ ,', =" 80 'N'e' Wv! ',''
- ,,;. CIV 'o,''i' ,,i '', 40" HIe'' ''V poo
~. ''','''' ''"' INV ''''''
VI ''t =" - -; '"''' :! y" q
:nJ ~ ,, ''"o ,,. '.,''o "-'e
p,. "'e'' " ~! '""''
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u %,'m % Wv I. ''''.' " o,''.. "-'''"'
''' '''' 80 = ~ ''0 ''''' e'oA''u
W. IT,,
,,:,I ~ = '''''''''''a "
~ ,.,:,
,....r Co. -" ''.I '',,'' ,y ~ "'i' ',', '"e
,[,''.'. ''" '',''' ,'''' Wv, ""!''
"o' - 80 |,''" -,
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"" '"' i",'"''"'i Whatever
. -. y "'[An'@' Oak II can o'
- F.'' ana '"e worse lac case Is
',,,'' n' ''' CO. 'ot,'' A'''o''T---my 'e,'o"
1' ''or must learn to bear
.' 80 ,"t -''"''' are "'e chah'
Tr .ga.' a.! mn n,'..l 'o',g',''1s ,.5 10 Go
ra,, 49,, va. .'',''- W" "'1! Pre-
~, :" '''' '".f ..,' S'.' H''sf'! use
.lYif" ,"' 49,, 'o,'"' 4"', : to' 'f'p-;
",,,! - 'o'l'.'' ",''! '''''
49,, - ~. ',',''f J'N' ',, " were
49, >''' '''"' | 'o0'' s'uep upon
!. ,,. -. -, r
,,,n a.. - = 40
IN sla,t =, '7' ,''o,.'''''7' c s''s o'', - l''
y,-:.,. - ! = ',, ~, ~ - '''' ''.''
,b,, +' g. '"I .Ii 'I' '.' " ''''''' " 40 - a
I',',.'' ~ '''' .I o''o''.' '''' '1' VIZ si'"N''
.la.Ia. ,I'C I vas b''"s - N1'e C'''g
.'.'.t.r ,''' "0''''' S"''N NEF "'""
r.a, WV, ,-t ,'I '.H-'' '''"." -
,ta, .I,. ''' >'-'''.'' az ,''' 10 'e"'
!, -. oa.. ~
. H.. 49,; W. ,"' o'.''' iY'H !"
bar -, ',';'.' 80 ',5', '4.e' 1"' near
,'o.o ','1 ,,'. - 'n''''"' ,' 'o'cv, ara Sil
=. -. ,'. ''.' ''1'' w an. ''''uo ""1
:. '.I ,,I .I''''.''
- - = ~ LAY "''D4' W''l d o?'"
90. -',' "i''n inquired inc N'7'u"s
w9-J. 'J.''sSr',t'r' :, .t SONG inoHtns a''c'-
""'"'' Q, .he governor OF the "oFh-
she was = s;n',,o unroa, 20 ,bn ;a,,a
Of Smith. vfo l,j na VI 100 -, - hnr
,i-L, Ian1 A. ,a ,ln 49, .L ,ros -
cHnl1 ,nlI No ,,',.a lan az. M ,,nt IL l
vifa lsJ -, -, ','n' '""n .;.'S J''' I ','s
a Ii,,"~sn, snlt ''D''s r 'nV'.''2.'',' w. 80 -
tbry .a,'nr,,l,, ,'.,! - ., .'so'' ~" Ij ,"gI
M. o,7l,. rna; -" ~. '"t' = @'Ie .''''' '
md sIo rooi o1, y , s,'' 'eau very Va.
old neo,,n o,i ~ '1i ~. "s"r :, f.,',' "''1" :
She ,sItcJ ,mi;i.n I 't 49,, ''s '''i,r'''~' ~.
sa;l r'io 'i'."0 h.'t l W.. 'I''' , 'oo' .,"e @
rno1 sn1 .r,,a.', @ ~. nru 'a''o - II ""I
@ ,ot =, ,n,',,, % ~. , .o'' e.'' '5"c V'u'"
ni,y nit w., ' '5@ o'' o @svoG"' 1; {, ,,I AgF ''',f
a. What corIl 10 ";'' f@. a',' ~ "'''''2 ~
and che rn"s, har. ~ "'l'' ,' "''" o'.e i-4''I %
vLrn sLa ' la a., ~, ,,,f . D,'H '''F N@'''.F
IT IonII haro w.. ",I ,Ia "a '''1.
had been -, woor 'c's'.' c,'. ,r,,.I ',I' , Eyes
;n'.- ~" ei.. W. "I'A @ '' 'n"c" read
- 9"'''' '"t N"'I'tL'aeiChef. - !
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rus soHGs sNo rAIiAps % TI3
2l.Ns!ErLs.

rus sofGs sND rAliAps oy ina
A.As!EELs
The world is fu!l Of poetry and mu.
SO. Every thing in nature that we .ec
2s lear CONVEYS to The lear, ia great
= or less degree, All idea ef harmouv.
Poetry and Music lave been paiu'c1
A. i..ers whose mission il j, % impar,
chcer!linsss .ul cou,c.,ment 10 the
sou.' Of W., poor pilgrims on the high
way Of lie. br,aen poetry conveys
10 the eye and heart tia; which uupri.-
ZEN poetry conveys TO the hear, ony
snl artitetai -,asic Cf may 50 call il
!, Lu, an imitation 0, the cajless an
.hcms Of nature
Poetry and Music Le wLo las a
hear. to appreciate their beauties ia rich
indeed.
Deaths Final Ccaqucs'," one ot
the lros, mo1rnf1l and still mos, teau,i.
IL. songs have met with for many l.
day, w.s written sometime between
lJc0 and 1870. II was intended IS &
eral eong to be sung il the play Q:
'" AJAX and uiysscs. written by Jane.
S..rlcy. The .,ng !. SAID To have been
great favoritc with X Charles II,
from which l infer TIA: X. Ca,i..s II,
could appreciate the beauties Of poetry
The closing lines Of the last s,anza
have ohen been quoted
nNLY .HE 4tTI5,, oY TuC jar
SWELL swrLI ~. BLOSSOM ~ JnE IUsr
Though this song was composed af-
ter many Ia. may give in succeed.
jrg articles its c&'raor :inary beauty and
!Eyihfulno.s induces ne to copy !, in
II, place.
DEATH s FINAL CONQUEST
Iar ,t7,ie. 4 cur birth ral .la:e
A,c shadows, Ioi sut.,artiai ia.urs
Jl.rr "a ~ ar-"'.r against G;r,
s ~. r.. ~. 80. N'''s'
H''' I'D ~ 'l an.
80 80
'''" '- s'>' go, ---'
.'
. ..t.. ,:suus na.,es g. ls:t ...s,l f.....
L.. i'.rs lot -s. a-.'.,-. s;..
i.-.l. - lst'
lacy stop t. i"''
~ mast @'ss "P 'a'.f ''-~i'-'Af 4 Ht"4'"
: --9 'hHt .a.e oa.'it.i ,-ec.. To- i'2iA.
t7f'"h' mes ''' t'"' ''""-
ROE .'- '!'-s - -
''.
Al .oa !. .I.asi lae
T I1c y.lt ..E.l.
,t='. i.- aci.al, ci t,.. ru,.
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Naa Cafst thcc save thor .cv'icu1 '-.,
pay tacc tel o. nir.
!. e,cs 81 r-b .niy sninc
Nv rue .ofe To-. DDS: src.
Ara bow .aap'l ! .r.w >. 4t;,.e 70,
tgJ4u many another ,urf
.. 'y his cccklr Lot. afI slIH,
Aud - las sandal slooup.s
i chiefly iy BIZ ;acc and men.
I'a; were g.. ia.. to,i,v
H. ias"n iacs- 'ss' @,vr.tiy carl.d.
A"d sy.s q. !Y,ulj J.uc.
. lady hc - deaf and gone
Lady, hcs dead ana gone
49, NJ In beat = gt.ou ,5aI.tgttr,
And at AS heels a stone
Within these holy cloyst,-. long
lie laugui.hi, and he dyed,
L7mcn;ing of iatyr. love.
Aad 'p.ayning Of her pride.
fc-c lo'r him haicr.c'd on I'll, l.e,
SIX proper yon'!s and tall,
And many tear ucdes, Il his grave
Within you k.Ek-yarl vail.
And A., thou dead, ,lou gentle yon,A
.Nni art thuu dead and gone
Aud dldst thou .lyc Tor love Of tue
Brenk cluc. hear: # stone
o weep not, lady, weep not, So
Soln- .hpsily'coulort seek
Lct not van sorrow f.vu thy heat.
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A FEW THOUGHTS

ON THE OLD BALLAD WRITERS
AND SINGERS Win SPECIMENS
or THEE. VERSE.
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