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Died,


On Monday January after lingering Illness Gpossp
MATHEWS sgtd TO years months and Is days
The relatives ana friends the family also the men
btrs Of Manhattan Lodge No 70, of o. r. and Mount
Zion Encsmpment. No 81 1. 0 OF O. f. ave respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this Wednesday, Aserooon
at clock ffom his late n sdcpce NO lg7 Wnat Toir
teenh street without further invitation His remains
will be aiken to Greenwood Csmstery for interment
On Mondsy, yanussy q Of whoopine cough MAnr
aged year months and days
The relatives and feDds the family respectfully
father Horaio street, this Gay "Wednesday at II
O'Clock NJ. without further notice Her remains viii
be taken to Greenwood oemetcry fos intermont.
On Mondsy afternoon, January O. Of bror chiis Mr.
Hk friends and the friends of his brother II J Han.
his late residence No 524 Monroe street this Vednes
day. afternoon, ut o'clock to Greenwood Ce usetsry
. On tuesday morning January Miss I. O SArRE, in
Rer friends those OF her niece Mrs A G Cannon,
are respectfully invited attend the funeral tst paus
onnieo on Ihnrtcoy ON ih't at O'Clock NJ, without
AZ her r,tieenee, Ia Brooklyn Deosmber 30 after
IanuI Illness aLzA widow ofths late Owen Martin Esq
Irish papers paete copy :, -
On dsy January g. MAN.. wife Of rhomss pbal sn.
1he relative and fi.nds OF tho feDy and usr fsther
Michael sctyoy, md family $50 Grand street s,o her
hurbands frerds IRE invited attend Der funeral from
hsr aie Ied. noe Va Whiet street, at O'Clock TINS
In Brooklyn, January 4 SAMUEL BOWS aged OF v.sra
The frispos OF the 'amy are Invited to the ia
neral az ha a'e resdepoe corner Washington aud Hsh
streets bIoek lyn on rhursdsy Sch inst at O'Clock p
III without iuIitsI notice
At south aeorhJn, CATnaasr, wife of Frederick Dix.
son, eyed ~ years
The -nd retpec fully invited to attend the fupc
raj this afternoon, at O'Clock frun her late resdence
No IS racket street.
On Mtrd.y, January Anna McG ARpEN, aged IL years
and mon bs,
The fri nds a. the family requesstd TO atteni hsr
iusein from l4S Duane street this DAY Wednesday, at
IL O'Clock NJ. Wv
ON Taetday evening JsnnAry T. CarHAnrss Mx,ty.
daughter OF Blasus Moore, aged years.
ahs relatives OF the family invited "a
o'clock ~ f'si
On saturday. January /. of consumption. Joav E.t.
1or late o. Quebec, aged 81 years w.
90 inst ~ N ""S "e"sViJ'
Quebec PAPERS please copy.
VI MONDAY January 3. dARY ANY daughter Of Jsnee
40 days. ' "ien'"o ana
Tbs relatives and friends OF tia family are r.peos,,
vmto 20 attend hsr funeral this wednesday, af.erncos
At eclccs frem the re5epoe of her prens. us S.,s
twenty tonrth street, without father invitation
Nn futsd9v Jpnusrr 4 p. n B.psrrs fror ,;tzsr.
Ians red aRyes,s late Professor ut mr. persost ! IA
et.Aa s0s. . -
The funeral s!1 tAts Place this DAY, eta O'Clock, P. H.
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Married..

On Saturday. January l, by Rev. D. 9iett Mr..
WM " CoriS to Miss Anna hALvrNA PRAY, all Of this
city
On Sunday, January 2. at Polify. Bergen county.
j.. by the Rev John Besdan Mr. CoRNgLrgs HopsMAs
Of BobokeD. to Miss MATILDA b. BaisKnnnorF, of the
former place.
At Middetown Point. N. j.. January q by Rev. D =.
T~ias WM CLARK. OF this city, to EMsy. GrrAsoS Of
the for Iner place
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lNrs. Jervss' Geld C.pdv-r,r

vaenoed ny The nrst men of she country for oouxhs
sesos sore ftas and other pull opsry cora.
aints play. Taylor, Bontou Van Buren and oths, as
men have rceomnended this really Inoi atie
ga mTa y IFHY1S, 'fG broad v.V riassr IN;
s-ss, -s~r tA.e-~@a 1--s-s.S. s.s ss-rs.s.s sos~-
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iByRRTlSgNENfS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sSsEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
SPECIAL aOTlUED.

MARINERS LODGE. NO -. /. o. OF. o F-THB
the Lodge Room, the funeral Of our deceased
brother. L. Hasssn, Wednesday % one o'clock r:
NEW YORK, JANUARY lsas-Nr. EDIroR.-sIR-
various places the IaSe contest between M
1nSmpsoa aud MYSELF End now 10 stop furtner gumen
I've can BE- ssss 81 any time a. The
Cen Hotel, S24 ersadway. john A0RRISsEY.
pirs gentleman the Liberty stsst and
v.rd ,h ENDS Of justice BY leaving their names s a. nj.
Soe, ssdr,ssed TO L. ANY trouble incurred BY 90
doing be recon penscd
EMPIRE CITY BANK NO. 1853 BROADwAY-Ar AN
Loving gehtm.n we're unanimously directors for
the ensuing :sar;-
william Adams B.mn.l Lesgatt
Isaac y. Barrier Jonathan Pucdy,
Jasss 6 wnlsts. John p Horn.
cassius r fs0h' N.,,.,,., UE T,.,,d French
subsequent Getting Of the Board Of Directors Elijah
F,Purty; E.q. VAS unanimously reelected PRECEDENT
tho t. kr ass n0n'sd Cashier n
lsct ls52-ls'3 For the bepeas Fire roof
tcehg Tuud Tho fcu N lecture will be delivered
Hon I'm on The City q Mss YorE i. ~ ,y sas
tsttines ard dutes Tho doors will be It sovea
the i've do.I admitting ger an and lady
TO the sn lectures and tho lder Choates addros
AZ ,he bookstores Of Hor,Se H. Moore Ssron.Rnss
laohsnee; Appleton Co., 200 Broadway; O. Francis Il
Library in the University and single olets 81 the
door, o. 'hc evening Of sssh leo nrs
cEososS n. aoonE. o'm1"'s''
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Vine ST. Nichosss VIII ne open for the ss~
ssfsaon " osmpsay en- 1hutstay Jnauafy 6th, 1883
rkEAONkLL ACkkR u 90.
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rates horn ssrssbOurS. John Du8cua &
SsCNs No. sO broadway, have roseyed per ,hins
nifoA ana Franklin terncs dc fois erss wi, Arm
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Mrs. b. To her Friond.-Thomps0n has made
a dasuerreo that have the Last two
yesrs md 90 othsrs 80 sood as his That ,rgs Pic
tui1 Nh- family group ypu murh pleased with
taken by him. and in 10 IL perfect Go
to Thompson for excellent pic urea
J.~.IIi0Ms SON. No SIS Broad way.
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ttIuTs H8 tVfnfNg EnnUNry Oh. t01v0ntn Of ths se-
rh nv INC brhs5Hay TnA9rrauIs. Hutj 1.tai, -
=. 49, ~ -ssi1l so~ev. Lev.ure a A
eo'es p.ors open ~ Tickets, one sAlliirS Nay -
bsa ~ .hs bsek steyse. spd ~ TIC deer.
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A Fitting rressnt.-A gentleman being
season souvenir. replied Bic present tit ing
painting the time to the bosom and COLLAR Of HE
shir and handing the ouerss card inscribed "0RkEN,
shirt Manufacturer. No. Astor House."
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1fa0y'0 mlnsnSAFs OagueKxo0typsS, Pvt up
p One KpsisA gold lookets, pins rings. keys ssals. 10
ss papier maohe pearl and tortoise shell. Beautifully h
laka. for sale - his gallery. Us Broad way.
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The Ladies' IN Favor OF KUox Tho pret-
sr and fashions bic ladies Of etv have called
1913 Tutou trses and oei Kno1's OF
furs the beautiful and IRE be found in tho
city Who dare dispute their vordctf hats are
On the heads Of VI taste anS fashiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

ClOaks and Furs, at Frank Benefits, 35l
ladies who study economy Shouts immediately avail shem
selves of this opportunity for fA sorAole
offered and 10 not likely soon 10 OCCUR again.
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very rbsr, having just received several tn
voices Of damoud 10 selling shem ct much less than
the aPua prices 1t tail oil white
Diamond Rings from $40 to $500
Pima, from &l2 to 81 DO each.
Earrings. frem Si0I TO 500 = pair.
Crosses, from SO 70 $3.50 sch.
Bracelets from SIC to $3.50.
The public will Hrd greatly TO their advantage to CALL
before purchasing else~ here. U ALLEN,
Importer Of Atohos and J. welery Who esae and
Retail, No. IL Wall street., , stairs.
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The Effective Instrument for the EmaR.
eipston Of from tss so.v hvsr5 Of tho needle,
siNGER's Patent Sewing Machine B.oesy nausi, AMI
Will urnih better employ place Of the inermna
mo- ereatnrs lives but now must turned T. tho
trerripg fingers II oe mac inc. The multitude OF
are doing wtmens work. must resort to My
Call and the magical machines At the ot,e, 2SS
BroRdEey.
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Millet's Music SBloOn.-M INLET, Importer,
dealer and anufac Of music and IL
wenty In cation Large and varied for
sale r. enable prices wholesale or retail Orders sup
Piled promptly. Panf tuned regu Atsd paired
in town country N. B.Persons Gus of town send
for musical 20 ads win served the present ct
MlLLtTS Music Sale on, 329 Broadway.
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\ Ladies Writing Glass At Reduced Prices.-
NIX. GO DsbI1H $50 Hroad ~. will receive pupils
his ladies el.s the rednoed prize Of 81 for ten les
% meet Monday. Wednesday and Fiday, At il A. NJ,
and 4p u. Separate pArlors for private iAstrRss9p
terms xl5, ~ '-"'''-
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Gouln ud's Liquid Hair Dye II, without
e1oe reservstop, the scry best ever invented
Sswsre Of Pufd dy.s Equally oslssr.ssd GoUsAg0s
chaps, rougtress 60 Poudrs subtitle uprooss hair
part Of the body Liquid Rouge. Lily White and Hair
0ioss at NO " walker street, near Broadway.
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II WEsTC0TT, AUCriOvReR-B1ARD;N No.
-. house and saloon furnture-rhis "Wednesday mornr
Iuoemok A. 46 Greenwieh avenue asstins Of ali ShS
nrntnre OF first GLASS boarding And al on
bidder. WV =" INV sAAness
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SPIRITUAL COMMUNICATION WITH rus DEAD
~ retuted Soy frDfetsor Nation, NJ viii deliyer
hrst Of TWO lectures on spiritual Intercourse at ths
br ady ~ Tabern sole Friday evoni,g aax Ianuary
s6s tnbjfot-The "Iutermeoitte Stata or III. Sou be
tveer Death and the Resurrection" Second Iecturo ON
Friday January IA Subject" Nc dorm kooromnnov 10
lr,andod inercourso With tho Dead Doors At OK
Lectures be had tho on the eysnins Of ahs
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Wigs and Observation-Disclosures new Sly
Of wigs abe perfect imitation nasur
gee Those wanting very superior .rtoIo shou
sail At BACHELORS celebrated Wig factory No Wal
whore DO found the lArg best
n ahe city. Copy the address.
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The Hon. Henry M-ixs says OF Watts Ner-
those who wish " It's and
in subdung disease and pain. and Of its
Perfect harmlessne,s. call have watched iva Of
fect for and satisfied of its impor
tancs as euraMs have siven 70 my dear child
whste health and lives valu, million times
thas do 1t has neve- failed. II M In every
worthy Of invss igstion and trial Henry Aegs No. S
Br. Depot, l0l ASSN street.
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Lovsts ONCE. ia Chambers street, for the
sale of celebrated Wapene for changing stey har to
Its color and cuti 'sijness
fes-nene genuine but LOvET'S, with pod
seal, bottles and wrapper Be and ak LovstS
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REasA a.MUx@sxn as,sasyn,


EUGENlO IhTiLIs'S THIRD liz ;TURE ON rlg
A hne Site, "a piled (p,sc,iosll,) % osmmeioe aud
ilhnuaotttes uii ;" delivered "wednesday ,veniag
sapuary Hope Chapel s0 broadway eish, Gel Ok
tiek,te, three bilbnss--to DO had AZ ths dscr ' e'
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FAI1o ara wicket Ho1bOrt8 nAvNnK UotofTaO
ladies and others from using tho vslua
ever made for cnrsg giving health and
can hase their syrups uasneEd without beiog
from tt cir ssht made the
Nervous Antdt but only igar,
transportation than gets stronger BY tim like the Nor
ntiaote TALBOT WATTS, Magnetic Nsrvist 42i
Greenwich street.
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- nary D. ~ ~ oeloek, A. n At No 2 State street,
nssls "es. 81 noys nfoSsyn-a general ssssre@ent Of
ing foen in u,s nos June lA O.sslosIss ~ the sales
avenue and Aaslph street. household furaturs; Also one
large butchers stall.
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ARGE SALE OF ILLS MINATED WORKS, GIvr
IL books, Al nuals, &c-J. vANuxWATsR will sell.
u 4 day, edny Jan o. 1t 10Y FOL *, At the sales
a al street large sssortn mt If sk, Of the pahlia-
cn Of Putnam, Appi. tiers, line
Of 1, gsh Tnni works. hands molly bouod, the Whole
emil racing ohoioe and 6ne re bo e.
exhibition, and worthy a,tfnti n. Also large
ASCERTAIN. Of fancy goods to be so wishous e'srvs
close conBi pmens consisting IN II Bohemian ssse
ware port monra es, fancy box China g. papisy
nache ware W rk boxes, desks ,ard receivers, no.
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The Brilliant Success OF Cristahor0's Haly
Prcssrvative and Beauer without parallel In tAe
history OF the toilet. Both admit its
poaton s % surely followed BY more vigorous ana uxa
rAnuiAosured and sold by castor House.
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be found in abundance the Ssndt river, disiri Of
WiDburgh. Tss coal appears TO TO bs Of first
quality; and We were 10 indulge IN Of scooo
boy pastmas bat OF making gas Dy of tobacco
pipe When the tosn OF Bleomtonten shall have attain
cd TO more compact shap4, hope TO have Ores
streets &c gotsd with gas. We understand that
tain beers In the vicinity or The mines ready
fport any quantity sither at 0s mud should
be found Tor extensive qusptity doub not that
II could DO Obtain ed at 3 moIc econoln cal rate.
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!, ~ Se''' '. 80 60 go ' ~. -.
T;n1 LII soa.i',,',,s,. ,h~ - 49,
Ia ID :, ~ - s.-,', 49,. -,
rho momon, be, c,,n,go a. on,-,de ,hc
40, . p,ck ~ r,mn.n n, ,,odor,. who
ma osco,ted |, ,,.,,od b.c, N n. r., IL.
,n,,a.5t u bo shown tc,,,,,s bedroom ,od
swc,, l;te , wb;rlu,i,nd IN stair. into tho
rom Indicated IN ,,o,, tore -, Tho sheet.
md wors ,bom IN :, ri;,s ,s decorations A,
bo 49, .n.ds t.,d ia .,,l.
~, n "A ,,n;o,Ie ,,,o,,.nco a, rn,I,.hm,r
wb,ws,o.,r. ,ho h,oi ,.o, "a h,o,k
~
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ll,noihcr parody sf root p-s's ifrD,iss-
bic s0ng Of ihr Ravcns
.once upon . m,dalghs stormy. lcae
baehslos stierncy ponJcred many seur,"os
volume ofins hearts fcrgo,sen icrc -has
he nodded nearly naT'ng. as Of some ene
gently rsppins, rapping At his ehsnhcr dvcr.
"'ris the spirits IS and be started, '-rapidng
a, my chamber do1t oh, fot help-Im
frightened SORE
Then into his chamber il,t,ng mot even
once permitting him to hy into the closet,
90 TO Get behind the doorl came the ghosts
of fond hearts broken with many nng
and other ickenl and they set them do~n
beside him on the dusty, book -s,rosn floor
set them down amid the volmnce Of mos,
venerable lore. ouoth the lawyer, "what
I bore
!, must be something serious this y ecr.
tninly mysterious, quite an advent Of the
spirits--rcsunccuon con amcrs. But un-
ders,and them mostly! Ilicre then came
a rap so ghostly that he could NJ more DIS
scmble rs he had done beiofe; and his face
grew pale and palcr as he started fr tho
door-down he fell upon the floor.l
! Then there csmc clattcr. and his tccth
began to chatter, u the spirits gathered
round him, and accused him very sore. how
with handsome face all smiling and will
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RorATign or cRorss--Ah certain ~
Tor had so~n an uDoeeupisd strip u the
burial ground with ttumps. Tho uchds'
con, At bis visitation. shocked. at the hnpro,
prie,y. adn,oiasiled The reotr MOI 10 ls, his~
see ,srfhps there ~hen he came there nest
year. The rebuked incumbent saw in be
supenor's remark only real fos .gneel,nis
and the due rotation of crops. s7a hs 70
piled. With sli imaginable non ,hsianee.
.-Certsiniy not, su , tstil be barley nsr
yssIr
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LITTLE LELIA.

stast reB fss rouse s-n ain.
Little Leila - bow like 9 young angelic
lsppar.tisn.--auayed in beauty, and ye,
wearing mysterious but sanity aspect OF
sorow--her imsge rises before us az VIC
~riie her lininc. Her figure was exquisite
" moulded her little face-tha, dearfaee
--~cre dsbesss beauty, derived irom her
mother, bat enhsnsed BY native and IN
ae6nsbic expression Of grace and tender
meas, whiie Ter brow possessed the noble
nes. Of her fathers Intellectual bead
There are ssne faces which faseiEaie us
With an almost pLiufsl iDtoFest--an 'nier'
s~, whieh ls sSef satisfied baf u always
vet in vain, demanding an explanation oI
their rny.,iesi msgie snch vas h'iie Lc'
las. EAhy bH, rniltiess Sorrows hsd CIV
sna procoeious development 10 her fseul
tics, and si,Il moro d her soi'siblligics An'
the so,sl hat looked cut Euln those won
dfous features seemed snch a. laig!i b.
long 20 ycang sngal, uho--corsesoas o
tnnsoevcc; ard ye, shrpnde'i IN darkness
--ss sariaes 20 l>afn the ressoa Of II
fate, and ", ,rcnblinsly AFRAID dla' II
aArlc,g mighi be wpRg ana iAisl. Prcco
cit, IN ehll.lhesa = s.a.lly rcFulsiro, BE-
e.ase Il y uans,lf !. BAT n ll,iie Lells
sas o.hessise. a. tseeaed ra,hera y 60,
cav q y,r,sc than u faculty.. with suii
s,ent p,cmAmaly u the latter 10 s'ss,ai
he over growth ofihe fonneg. So'i'e'i'I'e
~hlie gssitg oB her anPc HceNed, the teai
-hrh her history Avskr3cs, have ees
.uadeHly re,arsseA BY Al naeeiquerse
trsliAs a s~r. Psoaaeed BY a'r Fruns
nyssssy q bcsasy aad Character wha
slssAeI hes. Ne have iuli fasCsHAiea
ass the sags. eAil4. and 81 restrained
tAs eoss~r lgasless that she sss moi q o
Pcos pes And ~as too sacred iof oa' h
ls.n sassu,sans.
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a ssas ef wis,sr.

o. sss ss.-ets n sssss
n stsh.g,ns lssnss a asscY fnc~
IT, wn..' EitT sFspyst srosns bin
kns sss,fns ~ish i,s -r.affa s-us' s.ag-
wsrss Ssysi ss--- thss ssSsa h'~i
W. -.ss s,sa.s In hss tinsi, asss,
b, -. p.s ssss'. ssas--ss ths palace ssis
Th~sAss -.insss-i wisss. On .ishst hsss,
Tss mas5s u frssa-asys bssurnint.
yls~ fss sssoy- nsn tasrsssa al ne i.ns,
.rrrinf. ~Wsaasf-- " hss % sssains ~
As4 tissy saHs sass is ibssf ss.p, io'sd .saes
Ihsi sssss ils hesr Il lbsi slnt fs1osssi
IVA .,-as Il .,,sssth, ,ne It toid sf power.
Az IN. masbs. al that moved ha4,
~ eli il.s jeys - tho ns..aas. hssf,
Ass t,s g-st,. h.ssts thai iosse hiA,
OF ss.eiioas s~s~uy iEisf~ nsufk
VIVA tbs pl,, ei ait sas tss tg~ u tsesrst
NJ hss issi hi. hsst ,s 'b. ssuy sesih,
os q s,sssos hsfh AM holy
And no~ IN h. ts3as n< 10 Eoint fostit.
Te su.ngthea the seal ssd ~ lo~y,-
WIN. b.. .isosoas brestA IA TO ths brosss,
Ana s- hhs Up Health frou usn Disease
We ls~ 70 his serEt,s' . rup'eFns s,hs-a
n. . ruuSh, b1t hs.rf sHfcsiinG,
ana voice TONES W fran his icf hress'.
Te ess sihdn.ss srvs srF~siint
q, fns saansorsisss hat "a the dss',ists uno<s,
Ne 10 fs@Sasrs ssrs~ssi, iOs 'hs T'S@'
WA. s..p IN h, bosom lhe bear lee warm.
Ass snsf. The fstuF. urs he thsfishsh
pa- easnrlnt rcss, sos -ssdiinf tssn,
d. senisl sspfhs snsrsosps. peri-besh
bs,sslsly ssx tea1sriy he ~iiI te~p
Tho asl.ss,s as-sr- -sesu. ~h.le they sleep
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sr ffnsn the Lantern
lAymsIsts % . Ladisf who Has Torn
Ilis Coaliss.

Ar, thes sst, i,dls, via, s~sf'
That nsonsy e.s., tht oasusi'
Thsi soos srossslcsh, alas, bsesff
of hi. yssy sske sotsis,'
So at,.asag~r h~caio@slr ssoui,
Ia. rude and shsfrs hesfist.
lsa rishint tha. each pot sIsa.
ksts ss6h sis.seinly sAie-lsii
NAV, as~., arb ny moody srv-,
ssr spstser fur,s sssi tssh lss,
rslaas sfsca ~osiast b< tpAed apos
s 49, ~,esre. ~ay~sfa fsA ss'I
pstsius Gh,s ,hs ,hy rsrsa, klna
Wsns hare fsr even eertiss,
And. s.stis is1iss, Es'a again
Ia shy essil.s ssAhs resi 4eil
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WHOLE No. si7.



Job s.-s n -sllp,ls tisw rr~idisx Nos
q, the rhruis tavern IA de.diisel rrsssrss
h,s tisnss TO the scftenn scrs~sscs . pss-
-on.scs therein nased Fef fsvcrs tvvciv~S
On h,. late To~cf 10 Bo~ion 10 sai
to tcpduek,sf boyd On tho Rslsrssd.--
shawl ferrii hi. tirdnr-- For J ssSrsh 90
G weeks tn kuni thinA Scsu zee such
A rcrIsse man. h,s e-'en.Au's displayed 10
par-cngcr-of high dcsses = lew--~uS
my universal apprcbsshun' mister ecydS
A man srer my o~n hart.
IL tic Keeper of the h''e tavern. mo
sttcnslsuns VIII se he'd In e'crss"''s re-
mcmbnpcc. hc is well kshilstrd tn he~r
tha, ,Avern--i oi the rus, Class a. hess
Tell. '~sckscv- "a Tho B'c Tavern r
will be my dyin Notice.
10 the Appel wuman ON the Korpcs II
State ssrset---fcr Her eis,l,iic. s,le stocd
a oasen ~ n sbcmnu,s In stcnt Of hcs
Stand. her konvsrwashun Was truly Agree-
abel. she 10 sbly kslkilatcd In Raise my
E,pee,p,svw. on Wsmon.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

AZ IsroErAsT GALA msn travel
ing on On nnfreqyethed road in Maine, and
passing solitary shsn,ee on shingle shop,
hi. attention was arrested by loud cry Of
"iialioA there ssy mrrder fire tongs
eridirons! brimstone hslloa - and a man
was seon rushing in great isasse. wearing q
leuihcrn apron, but -ith out his coat, and
Approaching the traveller. whats Tho
matter f-vhst's Che matter z" inquired tho
irpseiler. ''oh' replied the settler, rm on
Of tobacco ! got any about your
III has been, and still u, tiIs fate Of "a
perior genius, to be beheld either si,h 81
leo, or abusive envy. Il makes lie -sy e. ih'
sun, which se loos upon With pain, unle.-
soms,hing passes over hiin ~b.eh obseaf''
his gloD. we,h vs- vi,h esgsnss
,hs shadow. the eioud, or ne sP0,, and or
pios.od vi,h -hs, s,iir..s M snghinss
- o'hr-~is- can 10, bssf'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

FAxi Is Ike shaved pig -ilh CREASED
tail and ii i- only after !, has slipped thro
the hands II some uiop-Ands thsi some Eel
los BY good luck holds on 70 il.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

J. n,sy be remarked ta11Fe lrsvng
ihi' fah Jet, ihsi Ausira'la has einphas-
iraiiy Fegrtatian r-cuiiar 70 nseif 4
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

We htSc referred 10 l.es parents they
srs sssstsisl chars plers IN her history. i.ss
Hs. tl.essi,ss, sisSHk A~ss f1ily Of tasrn-
Ila l.shes ~ss oae 4 'uAtae's soble-
u.sa n psT-eh. sll.ir.sc aaa Sags.a.' 4
srfh f,.s,arcs expressive a geaeFosl,s tn'
esgscay. AM slsons'y ehsAci-f'fe4 i-ead
Ms-.ass~A ascrsb-s tiir f.csef'f Bsecn''
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

..s-r s'.-I s,.s...'ss s.r sIiaarss1, az aillh
eushraes' t,e principal stiler'euis q 10
,he ssuih temperate faor. sni re a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Trr sIce-. q females over males ~
Engi.nd. s OODOO IN SEQ and, lyo o"o
and N lrtlAnd. 1900
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

s---s. $780, -------- f-'.'-'sf --.-r
BE- hai beea forced 20 emigra'e. sid
hat. lac ia criiaes Of lhe King IN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Hitfe ps.re - eI-sai n- s-sss.s .
rssnd 10 La mouth aprree.ailngiy, say
ius
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

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nauihs, he p -Io,s 81 ducc' .gunsn''
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