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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
Democrats in Guernsey County

IL Is SOmebuSS OAaI SOH ~PSA ~
Democratic party candidates, thai
they are all pledged to the liquor
traffic. We are happy in being able
to state that this is not the fact The
following action was had at the nonni'
mating Convention in Guernsey Co:
Prom tie Ohio Statesman.
Guernsey unty-Maine Law
THoMAs OLDHAM, of Cambridge, Is
nominated for Representative in
Guernsey county. The following res
olutions were passed.: ~ '-
! WHEREAS, The question Of law
prohibiting the traffic in intoxicating
| liquors, is fairly and openly presented
\ to the voters Of Ohio for their deci-
sion, in the election Of members to the
! next Legislature, and it being well
\ recognized principle with tnt Demo-
cratic party that the elector has an
undoubted right to know the views
and opinions upon important subjects,
Of persons soliciting their sufrages;
and though we are willing TO admit
that there is no political opinion IN
| the question, yet candor Conpels as to
| saw that in It's magnitude and effects
I upon the morals and welfare Of COM
/ munity, it is secondary to no other.
II tits a question which is now agitating
| this entire Republic, from its centre to
h its circumference, and demands at oul
hands this day more than q passing
X notice. Therefore, be- it
\ Resolved, That the Democracy o
Guernsey county, in convention as
sembled, do hereby declare that tn
best interests of society demand iron
the next Legislature Of this Slate, tn
passage of q Law similar to the s
called s'Maine Law" or one comb
ming its general prohibitory provisions
II RssOlSod, That the Democratic part
Of Guernsey county this day stan
upon the well recognized PrinciPk
and platforms Of the party, as d
, slared through their State COavel
! n tions. ~ toal. aru
Passed.by d vote Of 4S tOa
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

EE Men are never so easily de-
eeiyed, as when they are plotting to
4 eoeive others. al9s , "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
I n { G A NJ A AS MAIL
c-,~~oS>~~~~~>>->~~~~~-~~
CUR FAIRS CORRESPONDENCE.
4EaL WAR IN TEE E Asst.
-~~~~~~>~~~S~~~~-
Highly Interesting Intelligence from
the Danube.
-o-S~>~~~>~~-~~>~~~~>.
AniieipasiGEs Of a Decisive Battle Between
Gmer Pacha and Prince Gorts-
ehaEOfI, at Bucharest.
Tie pesinning Of the Great ASiatic Contest,
&c., &C. Sc.

The Candda's mails reached this city on Saturday
night and sunday morning. Our London letters
came on Saturday, and were published yesterday
morning; our P.ris correspondence WAS receig red
yesterday, end We give it this morning.
Ia ABORTION TO these letters, we have compiled
romo our tiles o. European papers the last news from
the Dahuhian PriLcp iItes, aud the opinions Of the
leadin journals in regard 70 the between Russia
and Turkey, wpich Omer Pachi has opened 80 spirit
ely. The extracts form continuation Of the hg-
tory OF this great question which promises to swallow
up al other questions in Europe and Asia
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On Friday November o. disease OF the heart Erss
YUs p TowNsKsB in the 47th year Of his age.
His remains will be ken to the family burial ground
81 G. aar swamp, Long Island, for ntermsnt.
On Saturday morning nov. 70, Mr.. RICHARD NORRIS 10
TIE relatives friends OF the family also the meu
berf Of Metropolitan Lodge No. SO o. f. arc respect
dsnee No Varick street. this afternoon at two O'Clock
On Saturday afternoon, November 20, Mrs. FRANCIS
OLIVER IN the ed year Of her sge wife Of Leon Oliver
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from late resden No.
80 Iaurens street this morning. at nine O'Clock. Her
remains win be taken to Tarrytown Weschester county
On supcay, November 20 SAMUEL WRAY, aged 81 years,
M nths and 20 days.
Wrsy respectfully invited to attend hs funeral from
his late residence No 1O2 Essex street. to after
noon, at halt past one O'Clock.
On Sunday November 81 LYDIA, wife of the late John
Mitchell
The funeral will take place at her sons residences, No
IS Elizabeth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock The
friends and those OF the family respectfully invited
On Sunday evening, November 81, Mr. JOHN VAN CAMP,
after lingering illness (consumpton) at his residence,
His friends are requested to call at the above number
On Saturday morning November 20. in Brooklyn, Ca,
RoIIyE NJ. wife of Captain +. d. Hayes, U. s. A., and
daughter of the late James B. Clarke, Esq
The friends Of the family respectful invited to
attend the funeral from Grace Church. Brooklyn Heights
to afternoon at two o'clock, without further
tce Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
On SUNDAY morning Novembsr n ANNA JANE child Of
The funeral wi take place this afternoon at halt past
two o'clock from her fathers residence, Tompsinsve,
Staten Island.
On Sunday November 81 1t his residence No. 4: South
Seventh street, Wi liamsburg L. Mr. EDMusD v French,
aged 46 years
Ills isWaps will be taken to Fall River, Mass for ia
terment.
Fall RiTer and New Bedford papers please copy.
On Saturday November 2S LOCKWOOD / Lock WOOD,
aged years and months of Capt John L. Lo kwood
Albany papers please copy.
On Sunday November II. in Brooklgn, SAMUEL, infant
OF Captain ". L. shuttleworth Y +. Marines aged
weeks.
On Saturday. November 28, in Fast New York. Of con-
su mpion LUCNKa e OF Henry Chase formerly of Sew
Hampshire, aged 40 years, months and 10 dayn
Eastern papera please CODY.
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Perhams gift quarters
determination hsm pervades all clauses OF the
unity the rush Is tremendous On Tn nksgivng
Ar ferbam was Obliged 70 give six exhibitions 9th
mirror. Academy Hall literally jamned each
zeon AID such is the every evening" Hundreds
obliged stand during the entire exhibition. II want
get full dollars worth buy Of Perhsns gift tickets
lead Hall.
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Bleak House Bailads---No. 1.-Iseginning

rid CENTS Fitz James o. Brin. music
b ~ Baker And with parting SOP he besaa ;hs
yisht"-Bleak Ho use This truly beauti:sl eong both
words and NOBODY Er Baker as happy with tho re-
naming of these ballads they will be found of
collcct published ii Amrica Published by
HORACE WATEaS, 1913 Broadway.
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6fty ccntscoloed in case, lined with
velvet twice made for fifty cents
ranaI that cost 50 and So elsewhere Go to AN
SoN' IS, $50 broadway, for holiday presents.
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OBITUARY.

The interment Of tbs remains Of Capt ]. L. c. Harry
of the Marine corps whose death announced yeter
day. will take place to day. at II O'CLOCK from the Man
sion House Brooklyn His friends generally also the
officers Of the Maj inc corps the navy and army par
tcuarly requested to attend in uudress uniform. The
body will be conveyed to Green rooi Cemetery and depo
sted in the reception vault. Capt. Hardy was member
OF the Cincinnati Society.
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Bail, broadway; II. waters music store 333 Broad
way Lovcjoys Hotel Park row. Towards Hotel broadway
Maiden lane and no cough candy depot 1866 Chat
Only about 20O0 tickets remain unsod, and
wishing them will apply above ineiatey, a.
seculator are buying largely in anticipation Of heavy pre-
niu u.s.
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IL accordance with article H. chapter OF the constitution,
. meeting the members i'll be held IA the Chinese As
1.uby Rooms 539 Bros y, Tuesday evening Novem
bss 2Sth to appoint committee to nominate officers
Sox the ensuing year -
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HUInNm CoURT-Crcuit.-Nos ~, 400 OF Ese, uoO
SptRsaa CoUkI-SpsciAi fernl-Jones "ooo @sA case
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Rent payers Of View York. the time to homo
only 49, able in nstalmens aud in pleasant
and healthy village no landlord demand Quarterly
rent family in the See the advertise
inert Of CHAS WOOD, headed "lu0 farms sc.' We ad-
all aders to get share this day, we fear they
Nill be too late.
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have becn engaged in the erection Of this house Reward
them for their efforts oh, God And we now invoke Thy
beesng or this alton and all may hereafter
xnrsh.p Thy temple Aud may this be hospital for
those who psrshng for the want of Jesus Christ.
And now oh, God, pray accept this house for Thy
tsnple; in the name Of your only son. Jesus Christ.
Amen
collection then taken mp to help to de'ray the
incurred in the erection of the church. The
Cos. of lots go 600
edihcs Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Total cost 26 900
Received 10 w rds defrayipp sxpenses .... L. 800
leaving liabilities Of 500
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Ncholaa Uote- you hat suited to fare that
il Five yet 10 its preston and make you note Of mi
r.tion 10 some ladye call above, and will meet
With attention and reasonable prices.
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Died.

Rev. j n Sherwood, GEORGE p Dom, OF Jersey City, to
MARY vAIzRIA youngest daughter Of Samuel Jewell Esq,
of the former place.
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~ tUs co&ks, J.u viii in. great yaret,
shosr the Beehive S7 Grand street. and snd and
nsahaLer D. Hawkins il bound please HE oioats
4a- premium 1T the late state lair held in New York, Ooto
her iS,a
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Printing IL intln. = rt1on's

tSs Nassau street, oeginal Yankee Cardscards
extraordinarily executed. job itng ,5crip6Jn
GoRDUNS, 81 Nassau street, formerly of and
ohn etreet
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ladies nd est The best gloves IN
s.Arko, may BIO tound st hiICH 53Jg AD6EATEe'S
S7 Broacwsy They ha juss su:ohassd them vt
aod the really tho greatest bsgans oves mato
Ia this city
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~->>>'>-~->>-

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Rg- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ga
THO hEcrUKE saAsON.
Da, ,HApRALls LECTURE ON SACRED POETRY,
Tickets gentlemen 70 oonts ladies 2 eents 10 commence
1MroRTANT FREE LEoTTGr;-pR DR. I'D, D: SMITH
and Of Galyan sun in The lse,afe Of Blocker
:, seven ooieei CONS QUE come ais 1921
DnREN oLoGY AND rHtsIoGNoaY. DR.. NEW.
berry Will lecture pron phrcnoogy this evening. DR..
a. Both ieesses a
TT @ I to s2ar is a.. and nSssa OF 'ar
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MILLING BROUGHT TO PERFECTION-CLARK's
IA com Snsa sF and Si aa9S % mill
ayodod which nnaer the ordinary process Of mannae
sddtion t oaoasmy capital ahnary, there
T @ ali o shsrSs a M
Ing tsrg bIaps. within tho ability Of almost every per
S @5 SsiSi'S f shs 1ss w a DE-
ps Tsh and 'nS BE mt eas e
siyrg y as their opinion that g mtins marine IL Is
sale oil States AID counties unsold
-
7tsf sAti. SEASON.
A CAED,-TaE FIRST GRAND BALL AND FEsTI
lilitry Hall & 30 ~ on h,.5day ev ming Dee l.
Uoton Eaud il 5aga 5cd ior the occasion eGe
sOAS EGioGNai iii, Secretary.
GRAND FRENCH FANCY DRESS BALL. AT TAM.
nav hai; a,s @&sn t,.k. . q A'air "i!t t,s piics
o Mr. lalfe rst i,4t ,fausarls osl.bcato4 oTchss
sIs,ar fgign ,nd ,traaas and especial
Y ~ aineas vslee f.ima 3oara. uesc.. apllar
can &c OBTAINED ~ fsrauauy BAN.
----. 49,
@tAe ,'DFsur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
Weekly Report OI Deaths,

In the city and county OF New York. from tho 10th day
of November to the 10th day OF November, 1858.
Men, Is; wonaen &c; boys 1913 girls, ILL., Totai, 375
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
s;llks;-N.ost sn,cn.,,n s,lks OF AM I

plaid pain, ht:pec leured and the magnii
cent highly lutrd plain Black brilliant silks all JUST par
cha. ed auction have just be by HITCHCOCK &
LEA DBEATEt 5f Broadway the Stoatsss kind Of
eaips.
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.,itfasfsS, 81.

A shPBRoR QUALITY or WINE, FOR SACRAMENT
~ che fShio u9e warranted tho pure asC the arpe
blackberry Nine ny tho ehsA. Ealon Or doxsl bo..cs
address TO strren Vineyard Bnlrs isai Rich.
nerd, staten Island. Ailo.ders poet paid.
ISAAC AERRELI4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

ihursday Dccsa Der the tinted visiting card
new elegant article recently introduced the highest
circles OF Parisian society j. GlMBREDE card engrayer
aud stationer, 5cS Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel.
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materials latest style Of lasthe 1st graceful
RLd garment bue black and brown
olcths, with rich rimmngs also, su IS IN all eo.ors and
sxcs. Boys clothing made TO order. $50 broadway.
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Gu cellars JUS, received from auction These with 30
Will be sold for halt the
prices large and varied ltooA Of choice
able emil roic cries ana iaces alH ays ON Ia nd
A. EDWARDS,
G25 broadway between Eouston and Blocker
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Tashlonnblc Rcedy-matlo Cloth.ng.-Noyv

elegant CT o7croots and tana5 bea
castor beaver pctorsham aad pilot cl:h TRINA %
in tasty and fa3h nable es Also large
nent Vi and vsstings sio, 600 pairs csssner,
pants, from IS TO Sl2 pair. 80 adMay.
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..p, omises, like pic Crusts, ore Made

Large clothing establishment Of II L. FOSTER, Nc
CGrrAn besides CLOTH cassuerss, and vcstRga
s1perior quality, which genslensa nave sdo 10
3sx. In the lasept sud most odern styles.
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Lat,,e..-.s.eoO rmb.s,dered ssa

heokep lays the old adeSo. Bus it pare Of til bnsass
morality Of CREAM NJ Astor House TO his proisss
~ letter His shirts tit il all .le when his word
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or,rs CnIen.,sr-Tnis Day.

Ilavinu lisbilities Of Ga
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EDUCATION.

g.fsENCH BOARDING ASo DAY SCHOOL. gOh
II young l.diea.-ST, aAi MIae. NOEL BERGIER would
iaoIm sho citizens Of pY lcis sad the public IL reacra
that se winter term shar school VIII The
bst Monday in December ibis institution Is unrlaled
tbo oily or TO torcps and sysestic pureuea ii
Fr5Roh, Frslsh, nrSc AVID t9r chapness Of La
sass. Cal! and to- ytUrselv5s 81 ie8ns Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

'ac best ever RsE'
Mercantile Library Observation-Disclosures
= ss vii e. ss A
s.msy Rooms o9 srGsaway on inssdss sVsnns
- ''' 'A''''S WI H. GLIDER, Recording Secretary
The Last Day for q Splendid Homestead
and in sss.P
neri d chAs. wooD, headed 100 farms seq We ad,
", al 81 ssr s to get share this day. Or We fear they
Printing - Printing - Prinsing.-tsortion's
tss NASSAU street, osigna Y.nseo presses Cardscards
GoRDGNs 81 Nassau street, foslAeriy Of Nassau and
BuN Tinted Cartss.-J. N. Gimbrcde VIII
new and elegant article recently introduced exhess
as sss g 5
Boys' Ready Hacdc Contingencies Elt and
sss' garment a
h' s1s os a ma q as " a al and
Fashionable Rcsdy-matso Clothing. Now
Yer beaver petarshau aad pilot ol,.h,
md cut in ay and and s ,sI sre s;sSs,
pants fron 50 to SIC pair $50 Broadway.
Fashionable Clothing Z, Tor Fail and Winter.
~ large clothing ss.a blshu.ent Of = l. FOSTER Ne.
q sapsrior quality which sen emss csn have sdo 10 Or
asf. In she lasest sud most sodern styles.
.sPnomises, Like Pic Crusts, are Made to be
ssy III ksS Ar Is % FL po
letter His shirts tit il all c.les his word
PASSED t,r their delivery they are never behind Tine
Lot,,es.-1, 600 Eimb:s,dered ssanaSercl,efs
aad GU cellars jus, received from auction These with 30
DOZEN Of sheer Frseeh YIN be sold for hall the
able embrocsrics ana laces always ON Ia ad-,
eurp,o., ,.n.o, r,,,s.r ,5 a. az a Nv. LIDS
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GllO PEwARp--Iosr SOME TIME LAST WEEK
pIUO SOL IN city h5 Hyca, different bauxs ma eked
Sarah RaS nsby aud Lparan uanpaa supposed have
been taken cut q pocket h. olls al deatie by
the bSCk some
Ircmetheus Ephra:m Cannon, Staten island forty 1al9oa
" he u all.
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MAICH Ea NaNrhD---l stSCLE NAN THAT
W pTtCIy IN. uratll.js hs h.siaess II GA coi.
vel recommended Anti 3. Fsrrs Z 60, Ill "a aNtnIs
conner - i've. y tss.ad t'rcc5 s'
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OFFTCIEI,.
Conseil Commun de la Vile de i, Nile Orleans
c0NsEII. DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.
Seanre d., T.


" hTTENDu un Rete de pAsaenbee eena,,a rl6
Ace reaf IA willie do la Nouyelo Orleans approuv6 Ia 10 ~,
1880 est poryu quavant quinn Conss queeonqae
ne pue 6abl assenasr dits Couai
ron iae eonnre budget dies dves probas comn
onlant dss dtpensss easuee do Ia Munepte pendant ps
eeuan pour les parties a ct ubanes qac budget se
pablo Gu ransas ct ansa journal % so
nepatc pendant an moha trene dts
Conses deeideont du monnt Dies
que, vertu dun pAmbl6e en6rao appoys
10 90 6yier lisa les dvees Municipalities vile de la Non
etc conod6esi aeto
approuvd meme jour Pexve de Ia Lafayette Paose Jefferson
etc incorporee pse de la Vile dc la Nouves
gpuyernee rles m6mes lois que celoci
It, gus pouvoa ct les devois Dies
vile Lafayette apparinnent maintenant
mune, n vsrtu du susiit aee;
En- quune ordinance 6e past defnissau les
banes de la vile;
En- consequence conom6ment dispositions de rce du IL
1880 ct RESOLUTION aiop6e jour lie budget uvan public
ct est prsssne donne que ours apes Ia premiere
publication de ceci lie ConseC proeira fer
qn serout eves les abeaux dsssemnt pour 1881
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans,
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
cttiuu nf March 1870

tS- WHEREAS Of Assembly Of State Of
Louisiana entitled An Act relative the city Of New oeens
proved March u.s. 1885, provides that before Council Munich
panty shall fix and decide the Of be assessed they
na eHe to be made budgets estimates exhibiting the
Items expenditure including also contingent
expenses to be incurred by the Municipality during the yea
o tue urban and rural paris thereof which budgets estimates shall
be published in French aud English papers NUM-
pa during least thirty meeting whom the coun
ella shall fix and decide the amount Of assessed
And whereas by virtue Of act Of the Assembly,
February 49, 1884, the several Municipalities city OF New
Orleans have been consolidated and by an
proved the date the late city Of Lafayette of Jr
has become incorporated portion Of the city New Orleans
and is governed by all the laws relating to the
And whereas the duties the Municipalities and
said city of Lafayette have deyocd UPON and n the
Common Council by virtue of the aforesaid;
And Whereas an ordinance has been defining and
rural limits OF the city,
Therefore, conformity with the provision, a Of March s
1880 and OF aresouon adopted this day. the following budget ia pub
sa notice hereby given that thirty days after the first pb
the Common Council will proceed decide on the
amount be levied the assessment rolls 1852
STATEAIENTor PROBABLE EXPENDITURES ron 1883
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.
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nxHY CRESCENT.


no r00R 10 PAY.
- s g "a ssis xSss S h sh sa
) Sl3en 10 their hunger cried,
VA spr1uw wild and loud
" vsss . poor - could mot pay
- - 70 carry him away.
L. \ ssin bslors ny eyes
Z n H. upon the bed,
4 An mothsr whispers through her signs,
~ little boy Is desdn
4 l1le box Of common pine
HI Cu1ln was-and may Be mine.
fhsy hid our little BROTHER ont,
Andnrappsd his form In white,
Ard, = they turned his head about
We ~ the solemn sight
And went o. little children weep,
Ara Nd the dead one in bis sleep.
We loussd our last upon bis face,
An1 I'D our last Gocd-by,n
Hllle mother laid him In the place
where those are laid who die;
n sexton showed the box away,
Because ~ were TOO poor TO pay.
/ We wsrs too poor 10 hire hearse,
Ana couIon't ~ pail;
And ~ druvs him to the grave
paeoa held ne all.
Twas I Who drove the hearse, andI
Who told ny mother not to cry.
We rode along the crowded town.
And felt 50 lone and drear,
y And on our tears came trickling down.
Beeanse no friends we're near;
Ths folks we're strangsn selfish men,
VINO hadn't lost . baby then
We reached the grave and laid him there,
Wlth I'll the dead around;
4Asxe VS. no priest to say prayer,
md btssa he holy ground;
% home We went in grief and pain
But home was never home again
-.
! hmd tnsEs be sleeps, without q stone
10 nAxk the sacred spot;
But though to all the world unknown,
By n stis meier forgot.
We mean to raise . stone some day
Bat nov We are too poor to pay.
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M AlRIE DE LA NOUVEILE-ORLEA 8
~ Mas lss3 Conofmeu par Con-
sen Connn de Ia vile de Ia Nouve b5g Apurogye Ia
MARS 1883 avis preseute non no d. x oI
Apes eette date, lie Cone Cnnmn
peiea ag sur TRANSPORTATION don't parle
pour usage public lea eu1 terrans
amp De Ia Course ct du colte eonmemen gaa-
mentare approuyG 10 Mai is4T - 'Fi
n
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BEAUrIFuI. THouGHrs.-God has sent his an
eels into the world, whose Office it is to refresh
the Borrcws Of the poor, and to tighten the eyes
Of the disconsolate. And what greater pleasure
can We have than that we should bring joy to
our brother; that the tongue should be tuned
with heavenly acccnts, and make the weary soul
listen for light and ease /; and when he perceives
that there is such thing in the world, and in
the order Of things, as comfort and joy, to be-
gin to break out Of his prison of sorrows at the
door Of signs and tears, and slowly begin to
melt into showers and refreshments-this is
glory TO thy voice, and enjoyments fit for the
brightest angel. So have seen the sun kiss
the frozen earth, which was bound up in the i'm
age Of death, and the colder breath Of the
nerth, and the wstsfs break from their enclo-
puzS and melt with joy, and run in useful chan
nsls and The fiies do rise from little graves in
~ mil, and dance little while in the air, to
~ GaA JOY was within, and that the great
Nothw Of creatures will open her stock Of new
Te1fsGhments, become useful to mankind, and
sing praises to her Redeemer. So is the heart
II sorrowfhl man, when under the discourse Of
Wiz comfort he breaks from the despair Of the
EyeNe, and the fetters and chains Of sorrow; he
hcse God. and blesses thee. and he feels Life
ysturning,
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~ PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
NO. Mh6ALNE STREET. door Canals
Co Gay koeb Farbsin are constantly receiving New Goods
Philadelphia
England and
ments Their stock j. large and well selected, oowa SAD
pLER Saddlcry HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
nc AMP PAckiEG TRUNKS INDIA RqgRER solps ssAD
DLhi SOACH hAHNh6S AND TkuA hIR,
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SAMS OYSTER SALO0N.-This - ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which 10 on III ~ A.
scale greatly superior ohe establishment
kind in the South, s Just opened at
t0i ST. CHARLES STREET.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware ca
y HoaSs;--ANpREw g BULL 4 co, No.ls Canal 6A
Manufacturer and imPoe Of sADDLERY and sADDLEWARE
hand complete Saddles
Bes Aiarngaies Trunks whIs Skirtng Bride
Leather Hogkis SADDERS' Tools Trimming every de-
scription, al No. Is CANAL STREET.
si2 iyd&w ANDREW g. BULL q co.
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LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
4, ~ BRANCH o. LACEY PHILLIPss CELEBRATED HAR
Philadelphia
fahionable HARNESS. SADDLES TRUNKS al reduced prices
" REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fe27 iydW