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GIFT BOOKS.

GIET BOOKS.
ELEGANTLY bound Bibles and Prayer Books and
IL all the Animals of the Also, large assert
meat of beantully bound Gift Books among whrh are:
Uncle Toms Cabin, illustrated Home Of Amer An
thors 81 plates Land of Bondage, IS plates; Fesius
illustrated, by Billings iIerones Of shakespeare richly
, und and illustrated Characteristics of Womrn-
Court Album, IL porras of female arstocracy Village
Queen, 6vol plates; Goehe's Faust Eng. with crit
icisms; Pilgrims Progress, splendidy Illustrated
Feetwood's Lie Of Christ, Eng ed Rutels do. do.
do do Also Just received and for SALE the largest and
best assortment of WRITING DESKs,io be found in
tng n' and can he t ef same Icing our mpor
----14 ~ IS LIVERMORE U co.'s nsaKe are 70
Uncle Tom and Little Eva.
TNHIs new and interesting game is for sale by the sub
scribers, who now selling off large stock OF
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods, at cost
A good opportunity is Offered TO ali who wish to
buy presents for the holidays.
BOOK AGEN rs
who are about to buy, will do well to call AND examine
our Stock, before purchasing elsewhere, as they will
have large and choice stock to select from, at prices
lower than at any other store in this city
'eIl = THAYER & HARRINGTON,
Dec 81 1852 deodf 275 Main street.
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UNITED STATES
and Foreign Patent Agency.

Office, 80 STATE ST., corner of Congress street,
30 TON.
'HHE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
United States Patent Office, al Washington D. c.,
0fers his services those about making app cation FIR
Patents, wi the hope that his long official connection
with that Office and his familiarity with its III es and
practice, will enable him give satisfaction to Those
who may employ him.
Those unacquanIed with him, are referred to the fol
lowing testimonials from his late colleagues.
SAMUEL COOPER.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the nes States Patent Otce have for several wears
been we'll acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper lately a
PRINCIPAL Examiner in this flee and take pleasure in
stating thathe is gentleman OF the highest m raj char
acter, q nnques'ioned knowledge in the business and
practice Of the Office, and that his scientific attnments
are such as eninenty fit him the business in which
he is about TO engage
HENRY b. RENWICK,)
L. D. GALE, Principal Examiners
J. II. LANE.
T. II. PEALE,
THOMAS L EVERETT, Assistant
+. SOUTHGATE SMITH, Examiners
WIN. CHAUNCY LANGDON
From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela-
lions with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur ia the
foregoing Recommendation made by my late colleagues
WM. P. N. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Palents.'
octiz dis3m
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Gold and Silver snectaoIes.
Blank Books for Sale. Wholesale and
Retail.
NVIm. AIIen. EE0ok-bimder,

A ND Bank-book Manufacturer, has at his Bindery,
IN and is constantly manufacturing Blank-books OF
every descriptions such Ledgers Day Books Journals
sc. Wriilhg Books, and Memorandums, constantly on
hand III Books paged, ifdesired Oh Books rebound
as usual. M Mo- 229 Main street, Cup sairsD
Morcester. June Is. 1852. dawtl
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CARRIAGES.
O. tx

'NNARsH's Patent Oh is the hnndsomest, cheapest
lNI aud best article for light ever discovered and the
nniyersa favor aud admiration which this article nus
rhcevea IL more than all other substances Tor light COM
binel Il can be had Of a. n. NEWTON, agent,
No. 207 Main street, Worcester. 4
n Ala, Tampa. JAMS Tubes, Wicking, DC.
II ". u. i'affculnr attention given TO altering OLD
Lamps. whcidoes not exceed LA cents per Lamp
oct2s dawu
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w AN E D
Young Men Wanted.
MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC BOOK !!

e. $. ~ "A 8 o N
HAS for sale at the publishers prices, either at
i Il wholesale or retail, the
Melodia Sacra,
complete collection of Church Musc, well adapted
the wants of Choits and Singing Schools
Those in want ola new Music Book, are invited to
call and examine,
at No. 8 WARREN HALL, Pearl street.
n. B. Having made arrangements for greatnu
OF the above Books, they can be furnished very low
prices. octI5 dtf
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Respectfully inform the citizens of Worces and vcin-
itt that they have succeeded w. 4 IL. Baker, II the
nanuacue of the above named articles, and are ready
10 furnish them the shortest notice, the est styles,
3 VI moderate charges. and warranted to give entire
tofislacon.
ar All orders left at our shop rear OF Pane's BLOCK,
AZ NJ Corner Of Main and Pleasant streets,
ofBtW. Il II. Bakers Furniture Ware Rooms, VIII be
nran,ntlv attended TO- E.. F. WRIGHT,
Is dtt M SMILEY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
- pUCEn Pr<TCES.

THE subscriber would respectful
#b} Nv announce the Ladies of WOR-
NJ CESTER and vicinity, that he will
@H-yH 80 sell the remainder of his Summer
N8, Stock consisting of Caters, Polkas,
Buskins Slippers Pdrod Ties &c.
&C. at greatly reduced prices.
Patent Leather Foxed CATERS, former price $l,15,
now selling for Sl,62.
Morocco Foxed Caters, former price $l,O0, now sell
ling for IS cents - .,,~,
All Of the diseleu- kinds of BOOTS d. SHOES, Tor
Ladies', Misses' an Chdrens Near, will be sold Mt
prices that cannot fail TO suit all customers
To the Geniiemen, would say, that all who are in
want of Patent Leather Goods, will do well to give me
a call before Purchasing elsewhere, as they can buy
hem af the manufaeturers prices. ....,.,
aue9s-dtf JOEL FLETCHER.
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rvlt41s dav received small LOT of Eeme Figs, by
~ j. E. GREGORY,
Nos /. 3, 5, and 7 Main ST.. opposite Court House.
s mover diff
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Planning Maohines

TWO Of Browns Planning Machines for planning boards
/ or plank. The best now In use, can he bought on
favorable terus Of EDWARD EARLE. =
These Machines are 20 be used under the Woodwork
Patent; one ohe same kind IL In operation a. William
r. Merrineld's, and be at any time, by calling
this establishment. M iAn2g-dawti
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DOORS. SASHES, AND BLINDS.


THE subscribers have opened shop at No 30l Main
1 street, opposite CotOn's Nursery, where they in
tend keep good assortment of the above articles
Sashes glazed, or unglazed Blinds painted, or un-
lainted which can sell as low as c4a be any
where in the city. Aso constantly on hand, or made
to order, b. Corbins work, well known TO manuiac-
ture the best work made in this city
Old Blinds re-painted, and broken Windows repaired,
at short notice. House Painting promptly attended to
NIB. Work delivered in any part OF the city tree OF
charge ID. q G. p. STEVENS
ieo5 tae. d3taw WHY
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Winter Armies.
Butter! Butter I!

A prime lot Just received and for sale LOW, at the
N Worcester Produce Store, by
nov27 DIFF BASSETT, EARLE, K BROTHER.
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WANTS, &c.
Wanted Immediately.

NOUNG MEN out Of employment, with a sm$l cap.
j ital, find constant employment, aud good pay.
Apply at HORTICULTURAL H. ALL
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]. G. Pearson

]. G. Pearson
NETOULD respectfully inform the public, that he has
w taken The old stand of Farley &c Pearson, 20S
Mum street. Worcester, Mass, he continues TO
manufacture Carhars celebrated patent Seraphines,
Meiophnes and Hlians, single and double reed, from
to octavcs, and OF the best style and finish
Every Instrument made and sold By the subscriber, is
ianl N -lrl daw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-05
GROCERIES, &c.
Cheese
New Figs,

A LARGE consignment of Cheeses of excellent anal.
"a ity.just received at the Worcester Produce store
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Desk Mandatory.
BOOK CASES, Of every variety,

w r. WRIGHT Co. Manufacturers of Pulpiis
III. Writing Desks, Library and Office Tables, Drug
giss Drawers, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-05

than usual little before day-break, and itai
me- As was dressing, | looked out of my
dow, and asked one of our men who had
among the active sympathsers last night, whel.
er there was anything wrong about the house.
The lantern was still burning in the loft-window.
Its the boy MISS said he
SIS he worse ? inquired
'Gone, miss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27
LITCHFTELD ENQUIRER
LITCIlFIEI.D Jan 81. 1853
The River AmaZ0n.

The New York Tunes has glowing do
s..riptinn of the fertility of the sOil and de-
lriousness OF the climate that renders the
c"untry, washed by the Anazon for four
thousand miles. an earthly Paradise. We
given an extracts
or all that is most beau'eous. ;rnaged there
| Ia happier braniy MoIe peIiucid streams,
And ampIrr either, a Owner Dir.
And fields INV. sled with perennial CLEANS,
Gu nes with the sun, who sheds tae b.lShles;
LAY.
Earth knows, is all unworthy to survey.
The ex,ent of the Amaznninn garden is
likewise mary. lous. Used .s W. are in
this Western w"rIh 10 the most uubounded
ply ical magnitude. We ara tlt' xeI1ileipss
slarsk.t at descriptions 1T u siream wl,icll
drains circle Of tertiary 9H00 miles il
dismtler aud flows Cor 1000 miles. and is
1870 mites wide at the mouth. and is ied
by 200 tributaries. some Of which equal the
Nj .s,>si ,pi 10 size, aud into which he tide.
flows upwards ut six bundled miles. I
j. vast inland srn. all the none Vaiuhbi.,
commercially, for the pr"xi'nity If its
and navigahlp E,r vessels Of mI+,iium bur.
den tn nm incredible iii tanc-. The " hole
pnv,lia,io lion If the globe nigh, cal nize IN
those delightful wIiaernrsses, living easll,
an the slieh Iy aii-d growth IT the Sol'
and extending their lives, SD tquahie ana
l.e"iihlul is The c!linGle, TO paIrlarchal
iet2'h aud energy.
The temperature is genial and kindly Z:
'he soil -xuberant. resplnding to the cali
of the husban1,nac in lavish ;'irnny, and
without dlsS, im'nHtMn the growth If ltl.'
p!a4, from the seed to tile full coIn in the
iuii ear, nnsusPeEdeh by any unlowar,i
Skyry ia Aur nr-; the region Of the ANA
zon il indeed the garden Of the earth.
Where 'hr,e or fuu, crops OF any grain
may he rea' lily grown in the year where
The trees bear all the fruits nf all climates.
and every paradisical condition at vege,a>
bic htr ,lnives greeuIy. where dinn,pnns
LII, pr in III" gt"a"d. aud gnbi and silver
!th.ckec tie duet. " here The air 10 vucaI
with the music II birds, whose p'un,agr
ntsl,ises lie iris in the >pl-ndor Of it's
rciorirg the fancy "f the s,ur'iieSi ma he
,natrian may well shaw nuh tu>lI OUT rap :
.nr.n,slv. as dues that Ut the eniliusiHslic
-rutpuaat.
Aud while the region is universally
rmwirg lis 'rla'i"n l." our own cn.nmn-r :.
.ial system il peculiarly it'll m"te. IL is
hrarck of that vast sclI' II inland
cutters. nf which the main trunk ie luumd
II the MexIaI all Caribbean seas, and
he hranchrS the Mississippi. tie K"
f1rnnde, the Orin"c". and the various
smaller esinaries dis charging in that great
'msin Lieu. MurEy has elsewhere prov.
I'd Ivy competent le<i,in"Dy, that the cHr-
rents Of the Mississippi and Amaz"m con.
verge ut same point not Ear from Cuba.
aud that the North American Hat bUa, and
the An'az,nian canoe, ii Jeff 10 fate AMI
HE tides. would eventnnlIy greet each 9th
pr ut that rrm.l. zvous. To the United
States then. rather Ihan TO ANY other V~O.
Pile, does tho wealth Of the Ammzpn belong
J'ennSyIOuuiGs..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27

Emr hundred years have elapsed since
tll.. imvrn'i.n Of printing. yet b'oks are not
ia Giro uialiOn MI over the globe. while the
use If tobacco becan universal EEhin
fifty years u It's discovery.
NJ K,ssmth mother died at Brussels
on The 2rtI INST The Belgian government
refused K.,ssuli permission to visit her.
lJ Mr.. Nrald. the husband of L,Ia
MonieZ.. wis drowned at Lisbon by the
upse,iing oEs yacht.
Or q is stated that the late An'Os Law.
renee left $35 OJ0 to his, relative, Mrs
Pierce, wife Of the President elect.
p-The Emperor Of France is now seek
ing the hand oftIie daughter Of Maxinilial
oi Bavaria.
An Indiana paper says: Amos WoEthing
ton, "f Cairo, IL dead. He was an unpie'
tending man. lived unOsleniatiously. an
supplied the psDpio with 6slI. Ills Hast
WO,.ist we're Characteristic. 4 say PG ich'
ard, Em going to peg right eff. I've HiIt
ID my Is.i 6sh bat bury my tackle will
me-whO Allows but they bite in Jordan
f., pr Land has recently been sold nen
the Roy nj Exchange. London. al the rai'
Of four mlIIiDns Of dollars prr acre. Thl
beats the Fifth avenue and Broadway Ou
"f tight.
] Passive SrRAKGE.-A lady passing
beOhst shop without stopping
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27
LTCHFELD, CONN., THURDAY,

She then left the upper part of the Indy.
AMI m 'de an eff'rt seemingly 10 tear open
tire novels, Rs she left come fif cen severe
Wounds Oh lIis body, hut nOae Of them Sd
deep as To enter the cavity, aud finished
her horrible work Fy taking out abnut two
pounds OF fleSh IiOm his right thigh. By
this time Packard was SO nearly exhausted
that hr lay as if dead, and the bear left
him Some Of the co"pany we've within
twenty steps Of The wounded man, but
were unable To render him any Ass iSiance.
They saw the hear break down the Tree
heard his cries f"r helD, but after he struck
the grounh. they could Soc neither bear Or
man. SO ihWk was The ehappaGei AEOC nd
them. Mr. Packard was carried 10 the
h"use and notwithstanding he is so terri.
bly, mu'ilated, is in ~ fair way TO recover.
II. said his morning that lie Thought he
would be- up in "a few weeks. DE-. Slau.h
trr. of Pleasant Valley. dressed his wounds.
THIS bear is said IT, be- Que Of the largest
kind. and in cons. quence OF being wounds
I'd. had bec"me ferGcious. She has not
yet been captured.
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The Osier or Buske. Willow.

WATSON G. Haynes, at Gnrreson's, Pot
nam county. New York. gives in the New
York Agr'cuI,or. the E'Ilowing interesting
Inflammation on the planting, culture, aud
gathering Of the Basket Willow. he
ays-
The soil should be heavy, we'll plnwed
sub. ss'i.ed, and smoothly narrowed. aud II
il Can be over flowed once or twice durin
:he sum ner. the location may be cousid-
cred perfect.
Tie cuttings should be abou, ten inches
long, planted in rows about one foot apart
Hnd four Ieet between the rows; set per-
,+Bdicuk,r, firmly in the sOil. and not left
| more than two inches ab0ve the surface.
The planIS should be- kept clear OF sras
and weeds the TWO first yeats. and all the
young Sl.oOls carefully cut off annually.
As snnA as the crop is fit for cutting and
ma EheI- which it will he the econd year
it should be ont during the winter. led
in bundles. aGd stood up in cold water
until spring, when the shoots will begin
to Spout. at which time the bark will
readily l,t eEoE. 'rhis is done by drawing
each spr''ut through piece Of split iron.
with half rounded edges ON the inside.
which is set in a bench. A man aud lhr~e
ar tour children ough, 10 peel about four
inndIed weight in n day.
They aE+ Alen, dried in the sun, bul
sho"M TOT he left cut longer than from
three I" four hours. aud then weighed and
bundled. aud they are ready for the mar
ket, aud worth from $l20 TO $l4O per
ION. The sens"n tor planting is any time
from the lot September 10 tho lsl vi May.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27
FerciOuS Attack by a Crislg Bear

The iOllOWimg exci,inR si"ry 10 tod Ivy ~
cOrrespor dent Of the Sacramento Union.
writing from Diamond Springs:
saw yesterday ah"W fifteen. miles
from this paint. Oh the lond from here to
CarsOn's Valley. a man who lad herm
m"st horribly mutilated by g,isly bear.
On "Wednesday Inuruiug last, II man living
near Sly Park Creek. On the rmgrAul rUad.
" hill. i,uiliing, discovered she bear. with
iwn cubs HiMIut the s,Za OG n CoIHmOn dog
coming zap u ravine, within gun shot al
wlieir lie WIS standing Ia iiIe road. As the
bear had not discovered him. lie eirrmiu
81 10 give her shot. The ball S'In: k her
back Of the shoulder, hut IOu bow 10 prove
fatal She immediately nieed np"n her
hind legs and turned her head All e 10 dis,
c. yer lies ns>,i.aut lie had c"n'nrnc-a
loa,,ing but before he got tiis p''wi"r dow u
the bear discovered h,nl. lie ,Wuk iU a
tree, aud batciy esraped. a. the bear Vas
6" near that he kicked her heal with !Iis
fou, beErrsiie got "uI Uf her sencl'. >l,"
was rIlrng"d. and kept him III the tree for
over Two ho.,rs. While there lie shouted
ior help aud suCceetie,i IN Attracting tile
a'icnliOn Of Some men IN the empty IL
B"Muley. BrTdrm and Co. who went 10 hrs
reiiet, tut when they Ge"clIeti the zee the
| b.Mr a.Id breu g0un ABOUT ten minutes.
Ehey IracRaJ hrr mia H. ItIck chspraroI
! ,:HvcTIng about thee 1cGss. AMI 'heie leu
| hrE Af,-T dinner, they mustered d"ub'e
| harrs.iled guns and riffs {" the :u',,ber al
fourteen shots, aui sISE,rt for the ch"p-
! parri up'm reaching u HE men very
| impruteniis scattered some "seinrin! 10
see If ihty CUIid s,ait her. whIlr Others
climbed trees Ia he ~ u place Ut safety
aud 4" grt u view Of The ground. Among
huse who 'Ook II Tree, was man By Tie
| unmc ii CllnrkS ii. Packard. who had
gone " sho,i Distance 10 o ihe bush. and. Us
| he hal no gun. placed himself IN sap
ping aln,n, SIX inches through THIS wee
| f.,k-t about six iret iiam the grnUnd. and
in reply In one Of his c"tnpnniO,'s. sald ht'
cui. si,iei ed hin,SpIl sale. Al u Is nrmrni
lie cried "ni. Here's he b. ar wnliin
rod of me 80 but hardly gOi tire w'"d> o'i'
IT h 8 ntuuIh hstiIr >hr mace i"wGi'!s HIM
iuroasfy iunI,'th n, and caught the Het
4 few to-I below him. ans with her he
mrntnns weight split u az the fork. carry
ing man aud tree bUih with her 10 tl'G
.rO""d. Ire tell upon has back. and the
bear seized him by Tie <tI side 1T hrs hra,
'"d face. t.'rr iIIs I+t ear completely from
MS brad and laying bnr" hIs SkOiI She
men sc zAI him ny the oIher side 0f ,II'
nee. Cu,Iimg deep gasl' rs liIe upper III
"A a tearing the frSh lr,mn The right eOrAp
| .fhis m'uih U' near the large artery il
lie neck. then by the fore arm. lay Ing bare
the tendOus. breaking some Ut them. ant
bitiOg his right hand through and through
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o. TIE e ;irOr Of the New York Com.

o. The E ;iiOr of the New York Come
'n"lt'a' Advertiser. thus concisely explais-
the Principe Uf the Ericsson inven,ion-
We mast defer explanations. SimpIS
observing that tn" principle 10 simple, an i
bears much affinity to human respi, alton =,
the inhsl"t'o and expulsion of air, being
the key to the whols. The supply cyli4 :,
ders inhaie ,'ou, 20 tons OF air per huul.
that air. when expanded b. lleat. f,rc...s
the ston. !. is expelled by Gimme ~. t,a
deck. but the heat is all E-taineG in q wir.s
gnuxs frame work, called u Regsnefafst,
aud the cUid air entering. passes ,hrous.s
tue same regenera,or. taking. up the he,ss
the wires l'hv' retained, ana lhuS ex .lan4
ed, 10 ready for USE"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27

BuTrER.-The following lie given no an
Improv~t mr.i""i of preventing the bitter
iasIo WHICH butter has from cattle i~e ling
-" s,arn,ps. canbag-s. leaves Of trees. &c.
Boil two Dances "f sai,ppire in II quart Of
water. aud put iwD or more >p'mntuis ac>
c"r.iing !" the quantity If Rilk. i"lo IA pail
btt"re milking. 1t this is done constantly,
II will prevent the taste Of turnips. hut II
will NOT be- effected ii evsn, ono. neglected
This has been pr've,i by twenty years
experience. and if IL does not succe ed the
isru'rrs may rest nssurei thai the tani
arises from the neglect Of their dairy IN I'D
dmeriCun Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27

WINTER B.

'ne dark D.:sm'eI !. bio wing kesns
Hath frosted all The land,
md ~oliene! all the sw Aying pines
TnAt overlook ths siraht.
The SUI doth drap with stranger 6lare
Adoxn the ehi4ly West,
\nd bleak the twilight co.ncih on .aw gaa.
rhe stAs-gems AZ iasr breast.
The shining slsw hath dfifted we'll s-.
IT, h..i aud DIVA tue vale. 49,
Aud maketh al the Wiattr night
VAN n'on,ish, sh,stly pale: ar N
And III the night the ulo'n hath cast
Tree.sha lows "n he asor, -
And in ,hs nisAt ths ,st.!,as o,ass ssa.
Si,li busih IN re and IN IRE. sss f..
The roaring blast tha. b,owslh high
ABOVE ne pAtA:s dime
The wh'slling blast thu lpe,h low
Intoihs b'gsA's h"m,-
the a .rry wand that iAd!aeta LOUD
Ousids the r.ch mans door- ..sr e.
Cne aIlatul vial that pipsth scIrH
AMoay In. irozsa poor.
" proud ones, grid the irslish. .in-
Ant shat INA iTost .wiads out.
And. Ssnd. 70 w.th Choicest wit ss
The poin.lsss jet Aooat "a
And W. Ap you. s'als M siiksn iolls #5a
AID ait IN y'lJei easca *
Anl warm. yous haIaAa love with wine
BloSA nithsI va tas seas q
IL nay be wsll-God knswsth ALL
I UAe lauSn., All oas may WeepC
lie will AIT let the naaShiy dame
Bs CHILLY IN hes sleep a =
Jll Ger The scanty cOveIter @H
| The dIiu crssps Oh aAd o1s -@
| And iscss winter than the 6rItt
[ See MT the sssinS SUI.
[ W ). sUrLIFFE.
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.as5 &NES 80 aHat y
From tie Fell 8oj& n tts ..ssslaiieas,
RgaliSl PrlSOa SAiDA ;.ss4
Us 0JG raw 0LU,
- .

3UTFE.ttN95 OE 0JlS RzV0LUs
IlONARY FAt4lGls.
Enc PRISON SHIPS wee ia.snisl fof'
sea,iaen talsa oA the ocean. 70. some.
soldle.s sess conf led 10 them. Tas
list vessels used flr ths purpose Were
lie ,taasportsln shish cattle AMI otnsf
stores wee brought bs the british ~
t77e. rhcss ny ia 6fassssni Bay.
AID ia ns many Vi :ns pri-OiisEs taken
10 the battle near Biooklya We're coaas
ned un.l the b l;lsh took pOasessi on Ut
/ New York. when they wers removed 10
PRISONS in tie city. and The trrnsports
= ere allcllDsed in the Hudson and Esst
RIVERS. In l7tS the huiks Of decaying
shi, ,s we're moored IN the Wallab aal or
.V,,tlaOocht. = sheltered bay ON The Long
ISLAND s.,ore. where the present = ~
lard is. There. IA sacc ss'O.l. The sFleas.
oy Good Hope, .ScorPi0aa. FrtAes ef
.Y..Lss. Falaa3alA. H4atsSs SssoasaJta.
ana nam !. doxcn II lsss note Me.e ssAsos-
I'd. and eO0.aaasA hundreds o. Ansrl~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27
Wait for Thee.

The hearth IL sw apt, the ars 10 bright
The kettle sings Tor TIA; te
The cloth is spread. the lamps are light.
rha hot cakes smoke in napkins white
Aud NOW wait L,r thee. 500
Come hosne. love home thy task 10 done I
The clock strikes lisieninglyS s
The blinds are shu', the curtain down,
Tue warm chair 10 the Rfe.ids drawn.
The by 10 on my knee.
Come home. lave home-his deea fond. ey q
Looks Found him wlslIuiiy~
And w'e" the whispering Winds 80 BY
As II Thy Sslc"n sep was alsa.
He shout. exu,lingly.
Ia vain-hs Rads the welcome win
Aud urns his glance on mine
- earnestly that yet again
he f"m nn'o my heart I..srain-
That glance 10 su like thine.
!nytask il done-vs miss thee here
Wheft'sr thy foot,tep. roam, @
M heart will spread such kini;y cheer.
Ne beating heart. NJ l,stent.. ear,
Like these that wait thee home.
Aha along the crisp.waks fast
Ina. well ko ,wn step doth come
Fie bolt 10 drawn the gate is past. s ss
Inc babe 10 Wild with joy at LAST q s.
a Thousand Welcomes hnme + .H