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AGENCY.


IMPORTANT CARD-TO CAPITALISTS, MANAGERS,
Inventors. Agents and others--Wiltons twentythird
trip across the htantic.Mr. }. H. WILTON, well known
as having negotiated several most successful
amongst which he may the engagement Of Madlie
senny Lind for Amerea the Introduction Of Professor
derson 1.-THE Great Wizard of tho North) B. f. Palm
ers Patent Artificial Limbs, In England, Boardman Il
Engs celebrated Pianoforcs and many others equal
fully to inform such as may have matters Of Importance
20 transact and requiring mediate attention and
that he Is about visiting Europe again. and will be happy
undertake. commissions Mr.. Wilton will return
early part OF September and communications to
him at 800 roadway, will meet with prompt attention,
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RERFORD g. CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- will be despatched Wednesday, June 9th charge
Of special on the splendid fast running steamer
Freight taken at the rates, and charge
tom House fees Consular certificates All freight should
be put strictly waterproof and not exceed l2 lbs in
WEIGHT Having superior facilities for transporting freight
through to California slippers will do well to give CALL
Our freight will always 20 through by meeting stese
and detention on the lsthmus. Passage secured
on the Empire City, for ale low, If applied for
RERElnn e.
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mxEsmEss .GENC1Hss Sc.

WELLS. FARGO COMPANY'S CALIFORNIA Ex-
" press-A joint atotk company-Carita $300,000-
nee ~ an st.ees NV lsrS Drec'ors-uenry Wells,
VIM G. Fargo, James Mckay. A. Reynolds. Alex. NJ. G.
Mckay Secretary This company having completed ts
organization ready TO general
Express Forwarding and Commission The
purchase and sale gold dust bullion and bills ofexohan
the payment and collection Il notes. bills. the
OF gold dust bullion and specie alse Packages
parcels aud freight Of ell descriptions TO and from the city
Of New York and tie OF San Francisco and the prnc
pal cities an towns in California eonneeng at Now York
with the lines OF Wells. Buttersd a. Co Lvin gstou
Fargo & Co.. forming the American Express Company,
lending from New York to St Louis aud the Canadas the
siaruaep Express, Pusn, Virgil Co.'s Northern aud Ca
nada Exrress Dayenpo!s& Maons New Bedford Express,
and Livingston. ellis a. Co.'S Earopesn Express They
have established Offices prinei-
cities and towns througho Eastern Middle and
Western States and Cao and faithful spe-
cial messengers furnished a chests for The tecurity
treasure and other yaSeh, packages each
express upon oil their line tn California as the At
antic States. Samuel T.. cars years
with the American Hypr mrany 1t Albany, and q.
aEhburn lste Of The Sap Of syracnse been
sonted principal agentst ,atf0rpia
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hEEgaSEsENrs aEABWEn EYER, CAY.
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$3.50. -, - = A-tst''S AA~iAs
e. LtIoh, SfArES isLAND-A bsAurirCL yr-
minutes VAN of,hs srry be ii, On aosars, era,
privilege 81 purehas,ng
Arply 60 Rev. T. TO WELL. caestnu; grove
EoeT HAMILTON Naasows l.. I-so LET AyD
sss STATE avsugr near 10 thu Tlso d F,i
largest most fashionable waters places IN The Dated
setes and sitiu eiht miles ii sit city ssren ID
rSpS.1 @ saf sS% 'sAs y
and tie house substantial suitable for tie
,ssdenso y erslast wishing . 10 il New YerR dy
WIZ sls IA itase ard teaasrs about Oary il
am srrTgul5ig eauntry rounds ae beaatisuly ar
Z & 1hr,y 20 James g chuon Frt Hamilton or John
HOUSES no LAT-TuosE WANTING 10 HIRE
IL good M arr ,es gns.si s
, Eoursh ,Senne eoasi.iios " twelve
4 3 AINsnlMIR. 30 Fourth avenue from 2to7P.u
10 LET s@o sRowN sFoNG FRONT aousss,
a,.s sws IL ~ me nGasrs i@esovsmsats rsn' $685.
es59 vo sterss " Court street 8roohiyr rent $40 one
eowNssSp s. Sa"sn az street. 1ms''''' inquire -
$40 LeT--A BASEMENT. siNary FEET pGEp, m
a sns 90" efleSHg No y De- sgsa street sppyos
ITO LET OK LEAsE--VlsE EXCESSIVE AND vALu-
nhi. premises the southwest ~ oalway
sno sr ono or more s.a.s pssesson iums.
Two LEI-HDlsL No. ~ WARREN street; CAN Re
Il easily uttered Tor store MAIL tel;
toeontain good number rooms. being vicinity
u bic Hudson River Railroad depot md sroadway
4 a desirable situation apply to A. SEiSNErtE No. AZ
Water street op the promises
ITO LEg-TWO LARGE Pa2LORS ON THE FIRST
hoor Of the house No. GSO corner Grea,
Jones street, reasonable ant,
The rooms ars fifty feet y twenty AID well adapted
club show for artist Also,
the second and third floors be let families snge
gentlemen Inquire on the promises, $50 Broadway.
ITO LET IN MoRRISANIA, A HOUSE WITH AN
i acre of ground. Apply to Ii II. BURNET, AZ Dey st
ITO LET IN WILLIAMSBUKG-rHE BEAUTIFUL CO.
Il tile House ia Third street, with carriage house,
stale &C., the grounds) between south seventh and
Eighth streets within three minutes walk Of the ferries.
The hoae has every ccnyenenoeas water heaters bath
room, &c., and will be let reasonable
tenant Apply 20 Coir bhofuE&S, ?j3 Pearl street. Y.
TWo PARLoRS TO LET-F0R A DOCTOR OR A
lawyers office. and for single gentlemen, with
toarS in private family Apply NJ II Mercer street.
noar Canal street; also, two Glass Cases for sale
ITO LET, FROM 18TH JUNE SECOND, THIRD, AND
fourth floors Of building $50 Broadway Apply on tho
first floor
TO LET (sEpARATFLy OR ToCETuGR) THE
end and third floors Of the gcnteei residence No.
4U3 Greenwich street. GOA \ o. 3S7)
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FOR. SALE.

RARE CHA NCE.-TEE ADVERTISER WISHING
A to quit the wholesale liquor business wonld sell the
win and fixtures o. his etablishs (wita the stock
II .esiIca) in successful operation with good trade
and very desirable location TO any person having capt.
tai and wishing to emba in that kind of trade
fayersb bic opportunity, accommodating terms
rarely ii ever For partcular address Justice,
Herald office,
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f"u. VoALs Ii Us ri sGtyED FOR aU0
90 NJ "ss ina. si.~I, az tie onire OF G. 8 RON
-, ~ %. Wan strsrt, urtit Wednesday, ,e.l AN
tss - r. u ior -. $500 1tJ -.
s r ifse MORT sse y MS = dc - Tiota Rad
Y, tcouN,rtitir ~ tha option Of tae h,dor
l 'ntsro. pa5-b's cont naally Ia Esh You
~. nho tAr lftaosla g4,Abia N %eA ~ =, III
ipg exhibit tie At ~ aid con. IA y III
pan Vita act.r az tie Yu+flrit, Ill. red
nf IS i9allr"at GDa any extends north fran, ~,
unanimous Goa nirer near tIl,.aat-r ria,a nnntr
s!isahla 80 ,he Nv York state lfae near Lswrenas
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EOR SALE.-A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE
and Cutlery imported by the present owner will be
sold low and terms with without the
store Address Hardware at this Office with
real - -
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EoR sALE-LOT NO. SO BROADWAY, TWO DOORS
below Wall street and running through to New street,
lnguireof Il. w. Walker or H. r. Cumming. No. II Nassau
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w oRTHINGToE G.; sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law In the Supreme Courtto attend to
before Copessto claims and settle accounts
against tho Departments and Boards OF
procure patents st homo and ahrosdto obtain
ard bounty landso collect debts dividends legces and
inberitanoes the United States foreign
countriesto make funds in stoeke
and bond and mortyaveand to negotiate the
and sac loans lands and patent rights in
Union Particular attention paid to California land title
coming to the United States Supreme Court
appeal Communcst tons. prepaid, addressed to w. c.
Snethen No Carroll place. Capitol Hill, WashingtoA,
D. C.. will msetwith PROMPT atterticn
HAVEN g. BAKER, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
IL Of Malone Sand Stone. good supply constantly on
hand and orders for dimensions filled short notice
Offce 67 Broadway, and at the yard, West Twentyfh
A. L. HAVEN.
LOUIS Il. BAKER.
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Expenses, say 10 per cent. ........... .......
Estimated net earnings fl the year ending Aug 1853
From which there are t0 he deducted
Fer interest, say per cent on Sa50O00 s2i 500
For dividend on preferred stock .SIl4 400
Less AMOUNT assumed and ~ yah e by
g the State under her gusranty...... 1909
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EXCURSIONS.

~~~~~~> >~.>o>>-~>.N>>.~~~~sy
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANES1
AZ day except Saturdays. Fare 70 cents ed
mond street at7y o.slceh Spring, ~; Grand,
P. M. Refreshments. Asbins TACKLE. &c.. srsvs(
NOR COMFY IsLAND-LANDTNG AT roRT|
II ton each way. Fare l21s cents each way. n
DURANf, Cant, B.al.
Leave Spring street.. gls A. N. Pier g. N. r..
" ..l2s p. M
,.,,,"r co,or, So Pm. 80.
s,'NJ
N
B-The new and splen did stesm bcas Non " 7
- A. hes1 VII commence her regular trips for u
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A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
IN Two and half miles frsm Newark, 1.-THE building
is Gothic t0 feet lous containing 20 rocme handsomely
finished rith ice. wash and houses There
toverr of which has tank holding 5000
Ions supplying orntain, water Closets Sc, The
has or $50 with large pillars
safes and ratings and lea hing the of
N0toet, with thorn hedge both There about
fifty OF highly cultivated land attached premi-
With Of fruit OF all kinds The garden aud
lawn handsomely laid out, With h)wcrs shrubs,
green an ornamental trees The outbuilongs consist of
l. high handing good view of the conn
try proyerbiay healthy and accessible York every
half hour The house arranged after the plan Engsh
villas Apply to f. BUTLER, No Nassau street (Tri-
bune Builangs) N Y, o. &. J. HoLYLAND, corner Of
Broad an Market streets, Newark NJ.
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or THr PopI or NEW YoRK-D
ExroETs IN MAY, 1852.
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VALuABLE FARM TOR sALE.-FOR SALE, AN Ex-
cenent farnin New Jersey, consisting Of one hundred
9nd tn;,yi.sr 1eres ninety under cultivation
from the ksyport and Freehold Plank Road and orc milo
and bali from the hourhing village Mddletown Point
Ihere commodous dwelling house. and the bindings
are extensive and Of the best description largo
trees have been planted during tho last
ass and Wheat Every part Of the well
LOT inrtnsr parteuars inquire ofLEONARD APPLEBEE,
Esq" w Wal street, where map of the farm be
desirable property 70 the capitalist we'll farmer,
o. inc rent will pay percentage upon the
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LoR SALE-A sAILBOAT. 27 FEET LONG, FEET
wide, feet deep and with spars sails. rigging.
complete Those who DESTROYS Of purchasing fine boat
Of this description will please call JOHN LET'S Boat
Building Shop, No. 295 Front street.
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EOR sALE-A GOOD FARM, OF SEVENTEEN ACRES
= on which is large house, number Of buildu
fine orchard Of AZ acres This would be good chance
for gentleman The soil Is good and within IL mile
of New York. The whole for 81 BOO cash baane
may remain on interest. Apply to
7. w. STRONG, No. as Nassau street.
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ITO BUTCHERS AND OTHERs.-FOR SALE ONE OF
the heat butcher stands and stalls In Washington
country market IN the centre Of three This stand
one q the best in the market in the city
~ now has large Of custom used MS beef
poultry butter stand; IL will he sold low MS the owner
wishes TO retire from business Possession had n
mediatsly. Apply to BALKCOM a. MATHEWS corner &c
broadway ana Fulton street. 49, " -
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MOUNT HOPE PROPERTY.-A PLOT or GROUND,
AVA 100 feet ny 100 feet with ,ouse 20 80 good viii
and fifty dollars worth Of fruit trees all $3.50 rare
chance to make money. Apply to w. Cray w. Bonney
o51ryen row, corner Of Chatham street, Upper Nor
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4 'LiEf0i, SrArAS lsLsNp-a HsArrrirrI WI.
-. "a IN gNeTy spset convenient, =ithiu acsa
'es wstk ~ the terry viii be mudsrAsa terni
of r cnainder 81 tue for year Nltn toe
privilege 81 purelEsing
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EARN FOR sALE-OF l62 ACRES, IN THE NEIGH
borhood ofCatstl not in the sckly West, but in
of the healthy situations in the 100
mill and new house barn. &C. Half of the purchase
money may remain bond and ortgage. Apply to
CHARLES VINTEN, 100 Nassau street,
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DR0yIST0NS-THE ADVERTISER, ABOUT TO RE.
tire from business offers Cor sale tho stock and fixtures
belonging to said business Also, horse wagon,
and sleigh with four lease Of premises from OF
May, 1862 Connected with tho building is leo cellar,
smoke house. and stable. Apply
mes No t66 Washington street, bctsecn hours y
and address line TO Provisions Box 4lf Lower Post
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MOUNT vERNON.--A CHANCE FOR SPECULATORs
For sac 10 acres adjoining the village Of Mount
vernon, Wcstchnster county, Now York. in 1000
houses arc 70 be built within three 200 already
The New Haven and Harlem railroads pass near Price
S25 per acre. Also quarter o. acre Mount Vernon
village; terms easy Apply at No. 81 Roosevelt street.
MnrIieania
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Marine Affairs.

Fen BRKMEK,-Ths steamships washinstoa Captain
Fss let her dock at yesterday for Bremen via
Southampton.
THE STEAMSHIP SouTHEsrER, Captain Foster, arrived
yesterday morning from Charleston in 60 hours bring
ing us files of late Charleston papers
The CLIPPER RAcE.The British clipper ChIysolite
reported by the last European steamer to have arrived
of Liverpool the end October, from China in los
days Much interest felt in England about the
passages Of everal clippers which left China about the
same time. They the American clippers Surprise
and Rscehose and the British clippers stormaway and
Chrysolite. The two latter left the 9th July, the
stormaway bound to London The Rscehore left the
18TH for Liverpool and the Surprise the 10th for
London. II is likely our next transatlantic may
give the arrival Of both Of the American vessels
II go they will have beaten their petors by several
days.
DEATH oIp Sea CAPTAIN Captain Jane. L.
Wilson, for great many years sailing out OF this port
died on Thursday, aged 81 years. His servises com
menced with the establishment of the frs ac OF Liver
pool packets by the late firm of Isaac Wright and Co.
at the termination Of the last with England His
career for thirty years very successful never having
had to call upon bis under writer's for indemnity for
damage 10 any of his vessels during all that time
LAUNCHED AT Warren HE 30th ult by Mr. Aaron
Spear, fine bark of abou $50 TONS called the Morning
Star.
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Superior Court Special Term.


Nov. Cloud rs McCdrtg - Motion to strike out
account of defendants reu,ai TO comply With
an order directing hin 10 nih copies OF certain papers,
granted.
Rich 81 ais Hssscn Il sls--The psintif, having re-
covered in action of assump pending when the code
took effect the precise OF $50, it is held that the
defendant entitled full COSTS and that the dsmages
and $40 costs which have been awarded to the plaintiff
motions be Offset against costs Of the defendant
and the residue OF Defendants cots be cos,tsd on
scuton
Rqyrs Tnonpssn Hotion to al miss com Mt era
serve copy bond according TO statue. de sndants
attorney, and p.y $40 costs of this motion
De her .9nd,ers al al Notion for apvoistnlent OF
receiver with usual powers ofocvers apponed pro
c'edpgs supplementary to execution granted Boyer to
appointment Of receiver be effected suit brought
to recover the property
Ian Dixie ~ Bolton - Motion for receiver dcried with
Eorsnd u.s. Goudet ct ais Motion TO vacste order Of
arrest granted, with $40 costs to abide the event
defendants ttipularg not to bring soy action In
sequence of any arrest under the order.
Richards o B,en Def ant may have ten days in
which TO notice and present for fetemen pay
ment Of SIC costs of motion; unless such notice be given
and costs paid motion to vacate order stay proceed
ings IL granted, with $40 costs.
81 john Jenkns Motion for injunction granted
restraining defendant until tho 16h Of November inst
from excavatng soil on No ~ Franklin street. inter-
feiDg In any manner with the bnildisgs thereon with
the enjoy ment BY plaintiff IF privilege to and u.e
Of the yard and Croton water Costs Of the motion to
ABIDE the event
Drumnoad & Co. 49, Hdssar e. Co--Order on decision at
General Term settled psintiffs to have ten days 70
reply to The portion OF the answer dcmurred to- pay
mt mt Of sic costs
Cock rs Cook a ais Demurrer ovcrruled with liberty
TO plaintiff to amend her complaint she may be adj
yhed and If she do not eloct TO amend with liberty to
defendants TO the complaint within twenty days
or the amended complaint, If be served Costs
demurrer TO abide the event
Hood receitey, LqJuf Ell os This action will be set
down for some day IN third week Of term sutng con-
venience OF the parties for final hearing all the ques
lions ariting In IT, Either party on the hearing will
make such as he deems expeient TO material sless
lions conroyerted by the peadngs and embraced in
the issue already passed upon by q jury.
UaiiamS .asor Mutual Insurance Coapanv- Motion
to strike ont parts Of the complaint granted with liberty
to plaintiff to amend complaint In = days as he may be
adyiyed,
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Exhibition OF IDUsTRY OF ALL NATIONS AT
New YoaR --on Saturday last, Mr. Solicitor General
Chauyeau member for the county of Quebec introduced
memorial very extensively and respectfully signed by
the inhabitants Of this city praying the Legislature
retpond to the popular opinion loudly expressed this
subject, by assisting. With provincial grant Of money,
the attempts making for the representation Of Ca
NADIA the above occasion favoaby recommending the
prayer Of such petition in well conridcred speech We
understand the matter IL favorably looked upon by the
government and from the almost universal opinion Of
individual members of the House there cannot be the
~. E.o- doubt tu. Tia sttp3 VII be taken In sccord
With the prayer Of the petition rs the
vsrpmsut do conveniently win the great pres
Of business Low mf o. ding -Qae,sc Ch,uieh, Eyr. "
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BODIES RECOVERED The bodies OF the three
who buried by the cayIng In OF an orc mine
Whitehall, Pa found on Wednesday week after
digging faithfully for them since the time OF the accident
They all near together and crushed that IL Ia
supposed they were killed instantly From tho position
Ia .cl LLSy i-.l, j. 40 s.-sa ~ IL started
ard ran soop they the earth moving aud " IL
ssd that one Of them coud have got fun feet frthr
he -. wVpl1 lsye is., naytt
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LANDING OF WILLIAM PENN The Pennsylvania
Historical Society to celebrate the anniversary
Of the'lnndng of the great Quaker on the 9Th of
November, by an address and public dinner. We
understand that the Hon. James W. Beekman, State
Senator is to represen. the New York Historical So
ciety on this occasion-vcry appropriately, too, IS
our Senator is lineal descendant Of one Of ths ear
lest Dutch governors on the Delaware.
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FEMALES IN JAPAN-The best proof Of the real
Of the Iapanees 10 be found In their treat.
ma mt Of the female sex Their condition unQuestiona
bly, superior to that OF the women OF any ether Oriental
country They subjected to seclusion, and hold
fair station In society," Their manners kind po-
No rrd chae and fhei- put'fv s rroverbial. =, faith
LEES wife ssys inf~rDeo v,it~r, M,
verssly a. sued. sphenoL'enon bnAnown IN japan -
M.rfhip Chyis ian sptrsaoy
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contrast between his manly despatehes, breathing
the purest patriotism and the most sterling sense Of
honor, and the contemplate efusion which besrs
the signature OF NJ Conrad.
There is some satisfaction in the thought, that
he is for ever taken away from the gentlemsnly
language which We are to fiud in Mr. Eyeretts
political papers viii soon oblteTate all memory OF
the coarseness Of his immediate predecessor.
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TIE HEALTH or CHARLESTON.

To TIE Ept1ons COURIER
Dear sis Having received during the prevails nee Of
tho late epidemic. letters from reetd
ing in dcraDt pois of the couary, requesting me to IN
form them at the ealet moment whsr " would be safe
10 WRIT city hsve taken this method, which trust
will not trespass too much upon your columns OF giving
general answer 10 them all
consider the epidemic al end and, as IL usually
the after uch visitation that from which We
have suffered months past, there y an unusuM
degree Of hesh throughout all classes or our oommu-
nifty IL my opinion thst those desiring 70 Visit the
city for business on other purposes nov DO 10 with
sntiie safety. Yours, very truly, ,,on,,,rso, ~
Charleston Nov. o. 1852
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-12
TIE OLD OAK TREE.

ie me home--O home for me,
iere the lofty boughs Of the Old Oak Tree
sswung by the wind in the deep wild wood
,ere he dwells in his somhfe solitude;
is the strength that defies the storm,
rcre Il dances around his stately form.
then that he laughs like King in his glce
. daring chief is the Old Oak Tree.
ng years have fied since first knew
e forest spot where the Old Oak grew:
rg years are down--yct memory still
nriiands the mind at her own good will;
leads mine back to happier time,
tairer scenes and sweetcr cline,
ven wandered alone in childhood free,
4 sought me nook by the Old Oak Tree
,ook in the forcst--a sweet retreat,
,m the tnmuIt of men in the noisy street,
IN the city's trade-thc hmm OF the crowd
they wended forth with their voices loud
Sas dear, Inethinks, for there was heard
hxarhliag notes Of many n bird;
ey cane from tho glens o'cr the hill and
4 the lea,
gr.bnte to pay tn the Old Oak Tree.
e me home--Ol home for me, e
lcrc the branches green Of the OldOak Tree
y cheer my life as it glides along,
lh rustling sigh and an inmates song.
X no moro from the worlds dark trown,
1my days on the stream are waited down
an peaceful home, tho humble II be,
ihe swinging boughs Of the Old Oak Tree