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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19
ApyERTISEMRNTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CORPORATION NOTTCEs. :

svOKPoRATIoN NOTICE. or RE.
~ pairs Supplies, Dec. T. fSs-ro xine Buiiders-
sled po.si. win BE- received - the once q INC
Eonday. Dec ~ 1865 until IL O'clock NJ which thoy
all DO opened In socordAnes win the sended charter
3 for building for the Corporation of city of New
~ shs following s5gnss sad hose eAyr.sas0ns engine
No. y engine Tor Ensins Company IL; one engine
sf Englne Company No. u one soss carriage for Hose
JsmpAny no. H. hose carriage fo- Hose Company No.
~ The plans and specifications q e work required 20 DO
cre And all information In regard thereso DO had ~
Alo for she building Of house Mulberry street, a.s
Become street, for the Of Hose Company No Also tor
sozascsng the haodoagal stcest boil BY
h the ethor bell sosers Asn tor the soraone and al
ritone 70 the house Of 6oee Company No a. IN bsrfow
ssss near Hudson Builders win estimate er shs n@s1ns
Ard specific atoms Tor ho work required to DO done Oh she
Above be obtained at Office OF the ant o
Pablo Buildings No. Ludlow sbr ses bank estinates Of
~ Of the Abose be had At sther eaoe BIhe Con.
epcper aos all or Of the shove
n 0eaaS Tor the 1T the Corporation
BARTHOLOMEW u. PURDP
OomnisJiora r of Eep.irs and Supplies
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L'RANKLrN EUSEUM J75 CHATHAM STREET, 0l0.
Proprietor Tho above establishment is open svsY
AZ O'CLOCK, in the evening" TX fog ~
purpose Classic snd ornal rspresentations q vna
Statusry by M lie CnsneVs roupe of Model Artists; -
getLer with rety Of beaui rformAnces For further
particulars see bills Of each day, n pr
boxes 80 stage seats with cushioned oha
S7k cents; boxes, Is cent? gallery, l2k osntA
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CyTREIr DEpAKTAasT 40. HALL or arCoRcs
- Public notioo 10 hereby given, ss the togwiis &c
tisions beea presented Va to Board 81 AdeGenTs
ipnoe Iots sht NOAH sue 81 soorcasa strse
botween First aud Second a7eines TO rgeia Gho ssae
pave Foxy erss street. Petsses ssvoaia and ,sa s
nues. ALSO the sollswins tetoiufops-To dEun htrs7
grees from Stsnto DSustVn "a fenes vLosns lcss
e soh 1ae VI Thlfiy second srGea h5oa, hanegod
easb Eighth a. lse htrtnf
objections. regrcssed 70 p.els, tho = N:lS - w
tnSoryieroS hls ocf hcssSo = ssh 81 ~
oembsr resa lAsFE russp. strsas nszsSisaies-y
1vS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

N0RPORATION NOTICk-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HARE
given 70 the owner or owners occupant OF occupants
otsd thereby that the have been
the and lodged IN tho othce Of
he Bureau examination by all
Interested For building ssssr In Prince street. rom
zach include AL axe several houses and lots Of
ground pieces and parcels Of land situated on
10th Of Pri from Macdougal Thompson
seets this west side Of Sullivan street from Prince 70
the side Of Mac touga Gtreet Ito
~ feet south All whose interests
aeoteo by tho above named assessments aud vino are
opposed the either of them requested TO
Bent their In writing the undersigned ~ then
efce, No. Hall Of Records wishin thty days from the
&Ats Of this notice,
WILLIAn GAGE
CHARLES LODGE, Assessors.
CHAkLsS kcNlkLL
Cfes BeseAl Of ASSIGNMENTS st-sos Department. Deoem
aW IL, lS6s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

STRE2T DEpARTMENT--No 4HALL or RHooaDs-
y Public notice hereby sveu ene wing pe,sonf
been presented the Beard
Seventh 70 lOtb for well purap Of
Eleventh stree. and First curb gutter
yave yth street from Third trade
First between Hath and lsd streets All persons in
aerested having obj thereto requested to p-esat
,ham in writing TO the iersgned his once on or before
ihe I'd day OF December tnst.
JAMS FURRY, Street. Commissioner.
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EycRrUWA ZION NOYlCE,-PUsLIC NOTICE Is HEkE-
" owners, occupant or occupants
ali aud lot nproved or unim lands affect
following ssssments have boon
sAed and lodged In the ONCE Of the
bureau for examination by All persons
aetel paving fsrty second street, between the
Shth aud Teath The limits embraced by such 81
include all the several houses and lots OF ground
lots peces azd parcels OF land situated on both
des street, frem Eighth 70 Tenth Avenue
and Nhe Of the Tenth hundred fees
north and south from street. All persons whose
Who sro either them requested
70 present sler objections writing TO the undersigned ~
their oioe No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARIEs J. DOb6E, {Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL
a~.. uurs.a az Assessments, Street Departments, Dec
Il lSEl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUDLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given the or owr occupant or
81 houses and lots improved unnprovea lands adeet
sd thereby the following assessments nave 1een
sted by the AssesDor and are lodged IN Tie onoe ~ se
u,asu 81 ali persons inter
sstsd vzFor Tagging south SIDE Of Twelty eighth
suoh include all The seversl houses ana iot
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels oil iano si.aa y
he south aide egbtl street, between Broad
Tay Sixth ALI persons whose s.'
shove assessmonts, aud wac are op
os same or them requested " pre-
fSot their objections in writing the underned at tnei
ioe, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days IRON tnt
aAte Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, AHdese0rb
CuAkLLS MoNIELL, }
once Bureau Of Assessments street Department. Decem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

STREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received ooe until Fri
day l7th Deesmssr 1853 70 dig and build we'll the
70 be had application CIri
Of this department JAllES FURRY, esreet CcuiY
Dsoara Der 8, lShS
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A USTRALIA. 4 CO., COMMISSION MEH
"A chants and importers Melbourne ors Philip, Austrss
Refer 10 Chaplin SAW Baton; Agnsw Co.. Phladcl
pha; BafipG McKee, BALTIMORE Xransell White Co..
Quincy, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

CTRELT DEPARTMENT, NO RAIL- or RECORDS
~ Scaled proposals will be received ths ofioe until
eencty Ooc ~ lsoa ~ ~ oeloen r NJ, 10 grade last
street from Fourth 70 Seventh l5th
trees foa Fra 10 Seventh Specifications
a@d apple Axiom 30 vac gontrSes Clerk Sneat
Dec D. 1855 Jakce - sRy strret Ce uauiisaioner.
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.,fRagY pEehkTxEAT, xo.a nALi cE GEcoRps,-
y jc.ies pg.pasas W. te received e. this ohsei ea
s6rtay reerp her w. - WI oeocs " NJ the ,cy 10Y p
.scrs between fi4th 1914 stre.ts Second asssre an
.vsnue a spaatrcss,cga 70 - had Oh sppcauea " Il
yoawAos CiarI shss asp.Tluprs
80. -&s 10 'Aky. ssyof; w. aisNapSS
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HkyspV Ais.

~ A@Nyt --gts NcF,'NIsS- NHNASAgLAEE VIZ
kS rsuoyed trsr ranofsfte waF0cooa tso, Ia. ~ !, IA
sfasessY. ssyrx OK qarsn sarrs~ = = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

GRYSTAL PALACE.-T BELARD, SOLE AGENT FOR
~ T. AaeS Crysalers Of Clchy, PARISH
respectfully inform the public general that
meneed selling his magnificent crystal fancy articles
markab above AL for the variety Of FORMS coors
siieDs designs and trsnsp.Is.oy such vases SCENT
attracts the peculiar attention Of opticians and
his varied assortment Of object glasses, made Of tho
TO superior to anything prod aesd
Depots in the Crystal Palace nave sixth
avenue entrance, and At No. " Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19
DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANClF0 ACADEkY, NO WASHINGTON PLACE.
~ Madame Graver Deal A,dns hegs TO inform her purth
nee her lessons wall take Wednesday and Saturday
ts5A O'Clock r. Ms a. rs sa For particulars ~ ply ~ Ma
Dame es residsnoo 2" Rooster WISH
MORE new CLA 4 sEs-BRooKEs' DANCING AGA
oi bro" 40 street, between Broadway and the
seWylhs pup OF the present are making moss
rapu pfVres e all precedent In course Of les
sssexa rsse .e polka pass ns5onfs sSaotsoso polka
On "a FYicaysteu three " six O'Clock Gentle
msns csM fuosikys and Fridays, from til eleven
= y 80 brockes' evening class Tor ladies' exelusyoly
se.tss ard saturday from seyon TN nine O'Clock APP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

nloN BOURCICAULT'S WINTER EVENINGS EVERY
~ night, At Hope Chapel 7S Bro Adway 10 ight (Moa
day. 10 Mt Byuroiaault wil draw ana ink
sketch Of vonan-her rights and her &C. morrow
tuesday, sstches OF European society Secured nad
at Van Norden Kings Wall street; and At LA Sons,
Broadway. Admission, 30 cents. To eonmense ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

DICU CLOAK 0ALLOONS, vELvET, REAL 0IMPURI
II and dress trmmings OF the fiohes dssoripsAs
s best assortment IN tie CITY Wholesale ana rets
D9toee DALRfhFLk. bsdk hxoeewav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

yIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHlTHEATRE 81 BOW
~ Reserved SeaN ~ cents Boxes, cents; Pit l2S
Performances every evening and ednsdAy
Saturday afternoons sing every description Of
TRAN tymnasto and Aorobatc entertainments with the
wonderful feats Of trained horses aud ponies Madame
Francsn the Partisan Equostricnne Appe nightly
Performances comm enoe at O'Clock.
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ProvAsd, however. thss all she said rss shall b laid
evn In Ruch and IN such parts OF che said streets
sEd shall be by Street.
70 cause NO mpedimens 10 The and ordinary
OF the streets tor all other and
bat she wser Of be sbn be LEFT FREQ And
E5tYucted and that she said the
and nbout the rails in And keep abe
repair 70 the entire sstsoticn OF said Srees Coca
siAdJnexh Agreements dated December 10Th, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

CIGNOR BLITZ, sTUYvLSANT INSTITUTE, NO. CSC
- broaewayCone and larga The secret OF life is
happy The amused. the deceived and the mind
sst nisheo. Spirit kAppEg and Table Moving
Explained; ventrequism Magic and tho Canary Birds,
day afternoons, At o'clock Admission cents; ohidren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT IN AID
OF the bliHd.-Miss Robinson. lady hopelsesly blind
her infancy who commended for her postoa talents
ard gsnuity with the needle, will give and
ture the state Of tho blind and also o1h BIT variety
at TX O'Clock, at Utah Hail. of Eighth and
Twenty nth street. She will BIS sisted by Mr. j. H. Brown
Of Yonkers Prot Wtenberg the celebrated
and others Tickets DO had at Dunns
l35 Eighth avenue and " the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

FARDNAKEaS, PAPERsrAINERs ALROTROrYPE
and daguorrsotype materials china clay, enamel and
and satin white scarlet lake and krsmats while i. pulp
bronne, iodine hyposuphyds soda, salts, gold distilled
ekgver hydronorio glacial ssoeto gale and pyrog
ssds best knsh rouge cyanide potassium for sale by
DIR. l.. TkUCHT WANaER, lAl Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

fyOALl COALl-SIX DOLLARS A TON FOR RED AND
white ash COAL broken and stove szea delivered to
any part Of the city. Apply to LEEDS POTTER, l42
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CCRPORATION NOTICES.

nEPARrMKNTe or REPAIRS ASe Supplies DEC.
~ ~ sSS SEALED ala will hs ved
81 he = mn 7ioIe q RspsiTs s,a plea No ssw ctY
hhii tLti FWsdav, Dec 20 1883 a. io' GIook whi,
tine Alley Will he opened in with
Charter 81 l for tire hip ah9use thu
OF tne 81 ~ Ew ~ IL fvs tho us3pf En line &,
re- - THY art etwesn sey nth siJth
hVrng's adj lining Hose 90. A house IN. plsss aud
81 GO n work reqa rt be dons sni
IN tetsrd thereto, be bad 81 he ote :he
ttri tehdens Of Publ, bui sings No. n Ludlow
blanE e.tmStes can b, had ~ ether Office n The
,oipmtiq rreervr the rihs % rejsct 81 any
vttI ktu II deemed the " O.
BARTHOLOMEW q. PURDY
Commissioner OF Repairs aud Supplies.
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1,HE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE CORDELIA HOW
ard deshtng Ia &c audisncos at the National THEATRE
BY her performance Ut Little Kay The Hot Corn Girl
Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin " Both tlese pecss at tn
house are said to be lar other
Of them in Now York Ii gTLE KATY PERFORMED eyesy
Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons UN
TOMS CABIN every night ana Wednesday and Saturday
ait
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pANVAXD'S holy LAND, AT THE GkORAMA 900
ID Broadway exhibited evory yening, a. 7 and wednes
day and Saturday Afternoons At o'clock. Admission Is
Front Seats, ~ centJ.
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3uoh track tracks 10 re laid under tbs direction 81 N
street CommEsioner and ouch grades asai
,sasd or may hsre.tser 30 ESTABLISHED By The Conno
nay 70 keep In good tapar the space inside ths traok
arc space swo tees each side Of she sare Of each
fSick Che ra laid" Agrsen dated ss l
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HAVE YOU SEEN LITTLE KATY, THE HOT CORN
GlkL At the National Theatrer II is performed every
Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons UNCLE
TOMS CABIN every night and wednesday and Saturday
afternoons That wonderful child Little Cordss Howard
Eva and Little Katy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

fyURE OF CORNS-BY MADAME Bernhard, NO. l67
Bowery, side between Broome and Dean streets
b. respectfully informs the public that she has
duced her price, in order to enable every be from
corns bunions nails Grown fesR o without causing
the pain convenience Persons be attended
ID
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DARNUM's AMERICAN IUsEUM.-ALL THIS WEEK
d UNCLE TOMS CABIN every evening, At O'Clock.
Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock
The moral drama or HOT CORN, on Monday, Tuesday.
the whole Museum TO the living Gr.s the Bearded
Lady, 40 well the perform anoes, cents; children
2 cents; seats In the Parquet l2
Secured Seats 80 cents.
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN AND LITTLE KATY THE
~ HI CORN GIRL At the NAti,nal 1heasrc-BNCLE
IONS CABIN every night and Wednesday and Saturday
sfsrnoons LlTTLh KAY every Monday Tuesday,
day aud Friday afternoons Listlo Cordes Howard IS
Little KATY and Eva. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

DUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL $50
ID Broadway nesr the Prescott House every night
by the celebrated BuoLloy New Orleans Seoua ts
oldest established and most talented company in existence
being the first to troduoe harmony Ethiopian
Buresque Operas, &e &c; likewise all operatc Choruses
other bapdsn frat arranged lat the
pen Of labor and talent by 3uckleys Sorenad Tho
has the honor Of cling that the Concerts
pany will still od in It's present fashion
able without vulgarty Concert commences at
~ O'clock Admission, 20 cents.
BulKLElS s, Projectors.
BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL SING THIS (NoN.
day. evening Dec 49, at Library Hall, Newark Tick.
Is cents only. Ioncett ~ commence At TX O'Clock.
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0,LAGS AND BANNRRS.-FLAGS OF EVERr Dkh
Il oription hand and made 70 order. Aeo elk IN,
other fag and guide ooors for military M,
companies, by FkANUIs MILLS, flag and Banner Mann
fact urer. ltb Chambers street,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
From, the Northern Light
TEE e T iii Il e e MES,
Or, the Magic of Nealness.
BIZ FINLEY JOHNSON.


1t had been an uncommonly warm and sultrJ
Day, and as the cool air of evening swept onward
and famed the brows of the heated laborers. thew
one and all, thanked heaven that the toll of ths
day was over But to none among the home
ward bound. did the evening breeze seem more
refreshing than to three, whose baskets of tools
borne over three shoulders, denoted them carpeu
ters. At the entrance of the village where they
lived, Jones, Yates and Fields separated, each to
seek hs own dwelling.
There was not cleaner or neater abode in
Bell Air. than that awaiting the reception of Jones
Not speck of dust dimmed the brance of the
windows, every article of furniture was polished
till 1t shone like mirror; fresh flowers breaihed
forth their fragrance from the chimney piece a
spotless cloth covered the little supper table, and
Mrs. Jones and the children were as neat as ii
was possible to be.
Far different the scene which awaited Yates
nus mouse was in disorder, his children untdy. and
nis wife absent The last named evil was, how
o'er' soon remedied, for one of the children dis
p"'cheo In quest of his mother soon returned with
her.
ou mere already. BiIl!" she exclaimed,
rushing In breathessly in a dim and dirtv GOWN
had no idea it was SO late III. -
'lat a gooo boy, and we'll soon have sunnern
am SO tired, Mary, that Id rather do with.
oos supper said Yates. throwing himself upon
seat.
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be parts my hair over my throbbng temples =
His magnetic touch thrills every drop of hood il
my veins; it is marvellous how soothing it is, fee
as happy as humming bird in a lilly cup drowsy
with honey dew. Now he has moved away.
hear him writing prescription I'll just take a
peep and see what he looks like Caesar Aeripa
1t it isn't Female Physician! Dainty as Peri
and my beard three days old What bust
tWonder how my hair looks y What foot and
ankle! What shoulders what a little round
waist. Fever? I've got t,orn,y fevers aud the
heart complaint besides What the mischief sen,
that little witch here! She will either kill or
cure me pretty quick.
wonder If she has any more masculine patients?
Wonder if they are handsome? Wonder if she
lays that little dmpled hand on their foreheads, as
she did on mine? Now she has done writing, Ill
shut my eyes and groan, and then, may be, she
will pet me some more; bless her little soul
She says, "poor fellow ~ as she holds nv
wrist, ''hs pulse is too quick" In the name of
Cupid, what does she erPect !? She says, as she
pats my forehead with her little plump fingers,
" Sh-'sh! Keep COOL" Lava and brmstone
does she take me for an iceberg?
Oh, Cupid Of all your devices, this feminine
for bachelor is the ne pius ultra of
If l don't have prolon ged .ruu of
fever" my name isn't Tom Halliday
She's gone and-Im gone, too
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The Great Contest.

"ln fifty years Europe will be either Republi.
can or Cossack.'' The fifty years are not ye
passed, and already is Europe Cossack. Aust,is
is completely ICossack-a mere dependency O
Russia, by whose mercenary borders she keeps
down the aspirations of her oppressed subjects fol
freedom. Italy is ruled by the influence of Rus
sla' the dread of whose power gives to the Ausri
an army in Lon'bardy position that its own val
or never won. The young kingdom of Greece is
the plant tool of the Cossnck for the recovery of
the old seat Of the By zantiDe Empire Prussia
stands in fear of the Cossack shares in the spoil of
Russia upon Poland, and scrupuIousIy avoids an
offence to the diplomatists of the Czar. France
too is Cossack, in the despotc spirit that now rules
her wayward desnes, and In the subtle infiuen
That are drawing her into the policy of power
that she dares not provoke to war. Even England
bafflsd by the chicanery of St. Petersburgh, and
subsidized to the claims of Commerce and a vi
cious Peac'. bows with a maudlin vasclation to
the dictates of the Gar. Europe is already Cos
sack.
We speak of governments not of nations. Ev-
erywhere the pe"ple are Republican; everywhere
the rulsrs are Cossack-aud the great conflict of
the age is between these two. That Europe is al
ready Cossack; is in part the curse of the prophet
upon her SOIL Napoleon prepared the way for
that which he predicted. He destroyed repubI-
canism in Europe. We do not say he did this o.
design; his Interior designs for the countries thai
he oVerrun with his victorious arnies were not full
filled, and cannot be confidently known. He has
the cred it of having overthrown ftudalism
and broken down despotic power in Italy. But
the Revolution had done this before him, or had
prepared ths way. His idea of Italnn nationality
was good, but not that of making Italy mere de-
tendency the French Empire.
Had he given to Italy the natiouality of free,
self governing states, allied under common bead,
he would have reared bulwark against despotsm
IN southern Europe in all after ages. But 80 to
Genoa; tread the deserted hall cf the Council OF
the Republic that once ruled the Levant and
planted its standards upon The BosphUrus; go to
Venice md tread the vacant courts of the palace
of the doses; look upon the empty harbor of the
once potent maratine Republic that transferred to
the pntes of st. Mark the old guardians of the Pi-
rnes: see her venerable arsenal under foreign
flag, and her gay Piazza thronged with the bully
ng minions of Ausiria go to Milan, and see this
beautiful capitol of The once independent Lom-
,ards converted into fortress of the House of
aapsbu"gh, garrisoned by 10000 Austrian troops;
Ind you see how Napoleon, by destroying existing
iberties for the aggrardizement ofhis own empire
paved the way for the easier triumph of fdespotism
n his fall. Napoleon aimed to be a creator,-he
proved to be but spoiler. The "regenerator of
Europe built roads and bridges for the Cossack to
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Como, Haste Thee Home.

Come, haste thee home, the lamp is trimmed,
An anxious heart is throbbing there;
And tender eyes with tear drops brimmed,
Are gazing on thy empty chair.
Ah, haste thee home, where tender smiles
Shall chase that care look from thy brow;
While love and joy the time beguiles,
Which passes there SO lonely now.
The fire burns brightly on the hearth,
The bucket drips IFS monotone,
And lips which love thee best of earth,
Wait there to bid thee welcome home.
While red the Pickering fire flames glow,
The watcher notes her shadow fall,
And waits the absent one to throw
One more beside it on the wall.
She watches by the cottage door;
She fingers by the garden gate,
And speaks thy dear name Ger and Ger.
Like some lone bird that woos its mate.
Then haste thee home, the lamp is trimmed,
An anxious heart is throbbing there:
And tender eyes with tear drops brimmed,
Are gazing on thy empty chair.