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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of stocks
"a pood. VII take place tomorrow, at the Mec-
chants. Exchange at Isi o'clock.
IT, trnror,, ct hi. port for October show but q
moderate change from October lat year being about
seOo 900 less in amount thrown on this market rho
;,,,,ease in free goods ia marked. The figures are;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

LouoR TRrALs.-The liquor trials before Recorder
Cr,,er continue Timothy Deegan who keeps under the
American Hotel has been fined ITO and costs; knoop'
So and costs; Msypard . 10 and COSTS w Jsqun.
sns ross: n Wkin $40 snd The Of $500 has
.lr.sdy been realiIed from these uiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

MIrIrARY-The Jersey Continental Guard met or
"wednesday everns and elected First Lieut. VIM sante.ot
the rfsu Of that corps III the vacancy cslsed BY the
5esth OF capt Pollard Second Lieut. Geo De Mott va
elected First Lieut..
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II. I. LEKos. Anetiooesx.
- ALE Of HOCSElIOLD EURNITURE, THIS

- DAY, (Frid.y) Nov s. at No ITO Wet Sbst ct les
oelock OF family removing fom the eityAh the Chsmesf.
Diniu .bd Kitrhsn faTu embr.eisss
great ysrey M.bosspy and Black Walnut seesds ss-
Wsshspd. and Tsbss together ~h best dsir
Ms,s.e- Psisss,s Bolster. and Pillow. Alo eli the bsse-
and Kitchen Furniture Glsss China and Croesey ere
numerous TO specify. Sale positive, without regard 70
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PERsoSAL-The following are among the arrivals
al the nripcipsl hotels Yesterday:

PERsoSAL.-1he following are among me arrivals
at the principal hotels yesterday;
Ar TN Howard HoTEL-Hou Joel White, Norwicai W.
o Bren Montreal; 7 Drown. Boston, Mas b. A foo'e
Foots. Port Henry; D. Rice New cans
G. q and C. + NJ EdwsT3s PlstisbuTgh J. CsTew, south
Usoley FALLS Col ". II. sPOoner, Boston, Mass Col W
CAnberlin StaDsel. c z. -
Al the IRvINs HoUsE-HOu W. ". snow Otsesoi H. Cot
fin New. Bedfod; :. L. Thomps Long I-audi Hon Ae,
" Bue DeIoit; y T. Grsnt Albsnyi james Hooper Bal
tinor.; sarnl Cuthbert, Phsdeph.j Geo Baker oTese
j. J. Bradley Syracuse; A. Randall south Brantree, Z W
A Copeland Miidlebury Vt; q. w. Gsrrish Boston, A
" steisop, Bcsicn; :. X hbe. Warren o.
Attic 81 NICH0L ss-Dr p J. H0ewttz. : Navy; Df
John p Rowsn6. Phlsoelphi Hon John T. Tower, M.yor
OF Wsshinz OWL; DR. H. n. Howard, Texas; Dr. kobt D
TunsAli Norfos; Dr. o Rie Providence; Col A Bss,stt
Rochester, Col Sanford Utiea; Gov Horeto Seymour Do
a W Barker Chicax0 J. Buron, Phllie phia H9u. Peter
Rowe soheneetsdy; wm. II. Barney, Mobile; A. Rsas'Ha
lbsny. z y HeDdnck, da
Al H. METROPOLITAN HoTFL-Hou. z w kins, Teuuss
see: y VI Wynkoop, L. 5. Marshal Pa J. De Wolf :
LAM. Bracket Rochester Jose h NOy. Portland; o. IL
WiRsms Boston; John Gobro Chs,ie.ton; Col ErmlyEh'
pri,isb Army; Bulme Phiisde phis; NJ Hudson nm
Jobn L Kpg Springfield; Mr. Dusne Sc1euectadyi Lam
son Boston; fucker North CEFoiina; Cary Bal
Pbil,delphis William NJ. Psttison, Csnaasi l. ii OeeT,
Boston.
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s. BARKER, AuctlOneer =
7 Asst SALE of the SEASON-Of splendid

II
IL VILLA SITES in West Flushing. Oh FRIDAY Nov. 3,
iS54 AT o'clock on ground II stormy. the sale will take
place on Monday 9th Title indisputsbe Printed ATTRACTS
will be fnI al, he'd each purchaser free OF charge.
TERMS Ten per the day OF sale the basocs IN
monthly paymerts OF i've per upward upti the
whole with INTEREST," paid in; onehaf may be p<d
cah other haf may bond and mortgage for
three years sf per cent.
Perons wishing attend the sale will take the stssmbosi
Isnd tv a. o'elock Fulton Marker Slip, which ws
connect with the Of the Elushng Railroad Hunters
Point direct for West FushiDg Persons living on the east
Part II the city take the l0s ferry n GFeenpont or
the I'd g. fey % Penny Bridge and there take the railroad
70 West FDsbns Sage alec leave Peck slip and Gf'I6s
Ferries in williamsburg every half hour passing "s'i
Flushing.
Fer Free Tset. or the dsJ Of sale wb nap, sad 9IAef
PARTICULAR sppy 70 BARhEh = k uLi
ora P smith No ~ sth-sy., NscFsrlsn hsrni. no
.adsy J. T. Purner No 81 Broonss,. tup ssair.lj '.
Lane No 90 Roosevelt CT York. We :. smith No 81
Fuon Al or : = Cosssvel No COurst, Brooklyri j. l.
gunce No Isg Grand or Edwin Fery 5nst, corner ~
Son b 1h-st " ismsbursh w. A Van Hoatsn Flushns
Az near Fran Klin Az GreeBpont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

ANOTHER SUICIDE.-in inquest was yesterday leih
by Coroner Gamble upon BODY o. nj s'at
4 years supposed Be Germsn who abo1t Q e..
yestsrcsy morning found BY Policeman hstn o. ne tha
ashns,on. pistol which ,ppesrd bsre been recently
esehsrrsd found lyrz beside him. IRE body - sksn
- IRE p Ice station and post naceu exaiu loa made
upon II BY ORA wslrs and HGnan who to1rd hat the 81
ou The pistol kAd entered the mouth OF deceAod n AZ
direcoD taken deadly ehec- almost nledist7.s ls
Jny r. ndsfed verdict OF sricide sho1ilne ne ~
eesd tsw hocrs Previous BIZ ah Lsd net III oi,sf Ia
n ard told him LA he desiH rte ne on ~ ase
hirn sxp.bce and then lsfl him P0verty pFotry M
eAnse thai ed the suicide 70 commit he rsst t--
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SulctnF rY TAXING LAUDANCw.-IOhn W. Hamd-
ton native q scotland - Of com 1>d suicide By
..Eirs Isudsur- yesrdsy morning his residence No 81
Mott =, He had been Of EMPLOY for some tn- and
he'd become seriously dspresedn nina An Inquest vas ted
mon the BODY sDd = verdict o. suicide rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

FAT,L FALL-Christian Flock. s native OF Ger
mary fny wear. az died Yesterday from the eHscs Of
81, Svp aisht OF stairs Al No 81 GfsenWchst, on d
pe.S,~ evening Coroner Hilton held inuest up n ~
Sx and the jury rendered verde Of 6eslh from fracture
OF Re csryic. vesfebrs accidentally received y fs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

N Auciioneer will cell TOMORROW, a. 10! O'clock
at the lssROOm No 50 s,osdSsy r sSrIer q FIR Ds
NITURE consisting OF large assortment OF fsror,
DininG Room and Chamber Furniture. Ass' several
srtss OF Fuameled Chamber Furniture. which will be
sod without reserve pay advances Also China and Syer
PLATED Ware &c Also at u o'clock superior pisno roIte
sndone second hand Meodan REGULAR Auction sales every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Every facility
viii BE- afforded to purchasers for boxing shipping &e at
.rh.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

MAYORS CoURT.-Yesterlay, Patrick Boyle was
fined 81 BY the Mayor or slosDg bis wagon g stand In
south Fu.t. near Sikh and for leading his horse across
H. d.wsL Officers Armstrong and Coo hen also fined
IS each for neseoting 20 prefer the above complaints.
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9ales bp Anftion.
n WILSON. Auctioneer.

II WILSON Auetioneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON, Auction
N Ger will sell THIS (Fridsy) MORNING. at 10 o'clock
he contents OF House No West Gath 9th con-
stating OF Piano Forte, ocsve rosewood Psror
snt,s in and Brocsde; Center Side and Sois Tables On
P,tips, Lace and Brocaee Cursns Large Oval aud Pier
ses Tspesy and Velvet Capets rosewood and mshossnI
BsS,eads buresu ashsands; Feather Beds bostes and
pillows, fine Wool Blankets; Hair Msttrees silk and other
Bedpreads black walnut and mahogany Tea DINING ana h
ran rabies Secretary mahogany cushioned Chairs SOFAS
Rocier China Vases; Cookery; GlD. Wne Ivory Cutlery
silver Ware: salyers Tea Service Forks spoons Css.o
stair Capes oil Coths Stoves, kc &C., comprising the
whole cobens OF wefarnhed four story house deposit
reouired from every purchaser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

CHOLERA AND The PoLIcE.-A correspondent
calls our attention TO the following circumstances
Cholera Frustrated whole family residing in Woos-
ter-st on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week. The
father was taken violently ill., and during his sickness
his three Young children attacked and died on
Wednesday morning. The wife took her infant child
and sought refuge in the house Of relative, leaving
her husband in the care of his mother The wife and
child we're attacked after leaving home but some
hopes are entertained of therrecovery. Yesterday the
husband was somewhat improved, but his mother
was stized with cholera. Our correspondent sought
out the Alderman of the Ward, who gave him an or
der upon the Police Captain TO detach two or three
men. TO remove the sick people from the infected
house. lie went 10 the Station House aud saw the
Lieutenant who told him he had no power to order
The men upon such service, but, that If they chose
TO volunteer, he would not oppose IT, :, Appeal WIS
H. ade Ia the Policemen, but they all, directly ar IN
directly declined. Out of five or six Policemen oil
the XVIII Ward rot one would assist IN putting Two
sick persons into carriage, when, TO remtn Longer
IN the house was certain death, although the Alder
man bad written an order upon the Police Captain for
their assistance.
The Rev. DIR. Adams will deliver free lecture to-
night. before the New-York Young Mems Christian
Association, on "Tbe Ideal Of Merchant
We call attention TO an advertisement Tor from 10
to 100 boys, TO be employed al pegging shoes
PERSONAL Sir Edmund Head, Governor-General
of Canada, ard fsmily, ami Don Jose Manuel Tirado
Peruvian Minister, and family, left the Clarendon
Yesterday morning-,he former for Quebec, via Bos-
ton, and the latter for Washington.
ARRIVALS FOE THE MoyTH OF OCTOBER.
October ISL vessels arrived from foreign ports, a.
follows
Steamsbps......... ~ BriGs ~
sbiIs.......... ........I26 Schooner. 81
Barks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Total.
Bringing 80, $50 passengers.
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We call attention to an advertisement for from Il
to 100 boys, TO be employed at pegging shoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

The Rev. DR.. Adams will deliver free lecture to-
night, before the New-York Young Mems Chrstlar
Association, on "The Ideal Of Merchant.
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ID ID NASH, Auetioneer.
TOP SALE ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JENNY

W A. CARTER Auetlonser-No. 81 Deg st., Greenwirh
CROCERIES, PORK HAMS, HERRlNGS,
VI CIGARS. BRANDY, WAGON THIS DAY, No 81
Deys Greenwich, Tea, Coffee sugars hAi.lDs To-
bscro Rum WHISKY Schnapps, Gin, CuraeOa Absinthe,
Whip. Gallery LAde- Saddle Also 5" Kegs new
Duteb HerrinEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

A SSIGNEES' SALE OF LII MDEh, LGhoEr
N FIXTURES, &c WIN be sold BY BAKER WEEhS
o'clock A NJ OF Bethnne and Westss tho en-
lire stock Of LUMBER late Of VIM Foster eonsstiog OF
pine spruce Chestnut Timber; White and yellow pine
u,moek wildwood Black Walnut aud EASTWOOD Boards,
Iocn,t and Chestnut Posts wall Strips &c Buildings TIN
her Racks Sheds, &c. Sale without reserve ror fuither
particulars catalogues (which viii be resdy on Wednesdy
he 9Th inst apply the Auctionees. No Ptne-st or 70
CLARK & CORNWALL, Attorneys for the Assignee No
la5 Broadway, col. Deyst
A. NJ. MERwIN, Auetioneet.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co--Irade Sale
ID Rooms No. IS Parkrow.
MATHEW JORDAN AGctioneer.
DY JORDAN & NORTON, Aucti0neers and
ID Commission Merchants No $50 Broadway, (up 'arsJ
between Franklin and Le0nsrd.sts
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 5,
Sale Of valuable English and American standard Literature
comprising beautifully illustrated works Medical &c FINE
Atlssss Standard American Authors sc &C. well woith
tiee. saletO commence at o'clock precisely.
ID ID NASH, Anetoneer. -
Tor SALE at AUCTION-Steamboat JENNl
LIND tEleets now on the Wheel hosse. by virtue q
mortgsse made the l7h day Of April 1884, BY Charles
Beby row deceased Dennis Has for the purchase money
eodr 10 the tenor thereof will sell the said steamboat at
puhs suction the highest bidder, without reserve on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day u November. 1854 AZ - O'clock
A. noon on said tho dock at the loot VI
J.y.st in the City Of Sew-fork ~ -
ern. Of Sslei0 per cent the fay Of Sale 20 cent
In thereafter and balance N good approved pa
,er AZ and u months, secured By mortgage on the
yse The the vessel remain In the present
mortgage until above conditions Of sale are compiled with
70 "H DENNIS HARRIS MorgsEee.
W. J. H.syFTT Attorney for Mortgage, ProctO, and Ad
vora,e in Admiralty. Ohice No IS Genre Il stairs
The be at the foo: Of Jay 81 New York
" A. CARES Auetonser-So. 81 Deg st., COT Greenwich
III
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A p'.toaun --"wcll, my son, can yeu sisc
me some sappers"
!" I reckon not; We hsini no meat. nor We
hsiai no i,tcsl. nor NC hain, no is,crs"
well, ysu can give VIC bed, cant yoaY''
~ reckon not; sef We hsint ~ iay, sFnf we
hAint ne straw, nor NC hAins no ioos,eg To eur
house"
Wei, yoa can give my hosss scrnsshas
"a eatys
rreken not iot We haint no tsy, nor we
hs,at 10 corn, nor We haint 10 oats neither
IN the nalHs ef human natafs, ,how do yaa
al DO here 2"
on, very well, ,hsaS yeu. How ass all
yem foiks e hprsf"
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No SaDDATu - In "prizc Essay on The
Sabbath written by ionrncyman printer
in Scotland, there occurs the following pas.
sage
f" fakc fellow think how tho abstraction Of
the Sabbath would hupoloSsly cnslayc the work
ing classes. with whom we are identified. -.
Think ot labor thus going on i'm one monoto.
nous aud continuous aud otornal cyclc~-limhS
forever nn ile raoh. the fingers forever PLAYING.
the cyeballs forever sttsning, the brow iorey.
er rswcaiing the feet forever pctding, the brain
forever ,hrobbng, the shoulders forever dronp.
ing. the loins forever aching, and the restless
mind forever Schoming
"Think Of the heauty II would cxtinynisl, f,
ut the giant strength that Il wonld tame of tic
resources oi nature that 1t would exhaust, of
the aspiration Il would crush. of the sickness
II wonld breed nf ,he gtoans u would cSiort
at the lives Il would imiaoiatc; and Of The
cherries graves i wonld prcmatsrcly die -
See ihcm ,oillne aud iuoilting, Sweating and
trc,ting, grinding and hcwing, weaving and
spinning, sowing ead gathering, moving aad
rcapinE, raiSieg and building, diS,ins an,,
planting, unloading and storing, striving and
struggling LIN the garden and IN the field. IN
the rfanagy and the factory ani In the mill. In
the wsrhsnSc and in the shop. ON the moan.
tain and in tire hitch, ea thv rnsislle aud IN
thr wocss 10 'hc el,y aud In ,lc caen,sy, on
,',c S,s and on ieshSse, ia the iayS ol aslsl,.
ness aad ~ gioom What sal psetnsp would
thc carsh present if w had na sabbath
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my hspslisrs IN assicssot." sssa trssSa
rsvsrhss. in az vosf sruah,ss 3ss u ams
place sk vua rsn hpd sympathy~ awhsgf
wharf snqn3Tsa ssysFsi ef tise keasrrs ,sin
sis dis'sSnsay. rspisea the pssschss ~ists q
g~t-
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n BoYs 0riaios, -" Darn tho Tree Of Rnoy,.
edge exclaimed young student who was str,c.
Cling to climb some Of tho r,dimen,sil branches,
why hadn'. Adam an asof'
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When girl Inns arrived al the aye of when she
likes to have her hands Hqnoezcd, make ,lp your
mind that her heart has begun TO run on matrimo.
ny, honey moon and cradles
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Mon mako their chief aacri6ccs before they mar
W; women lpoor creatures ailaF.
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: The surest way to prevail on young couple
V marry, Is to oppose them. Tell them you
would rather zee them in their graves" and
twclyc months afterwards their baby will pass
.youetwlcea day in willow wagon.
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Nighi-'irsams are the mary colorcd mental patch
work made FROM the spare clippings Of our day.
'hough,a
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0eeA sesensssss k* sss ef sustlse ss,ose vsses
ssss sA sssHpa ss awsetts wknexev sss}s
tse h~sss pssssns usessy s slse hsss ssss b II.
pcsapasy.
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brandy punches have tendency to make tho
sidewalk sery slippers. They make one's head heav.
los than his heeis and he purse s,es than cl,her
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AN fsrsoSryr And soc.i ose. hy vess
sss better ,lssssir'ica q ees voyage than
volumes ceald give
TWc things isesk the snenoseav
0f aH Atlsntie ts{p
Sespetstaes slse fca sAls q 49,.
Ard scsrtti~ts So stsl,
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HE GONZALES INQUIRER
u ruBIIsnID EVERY SATURDAY sr
SMITH d DARST,
u % 90 per Annun, payable IN Ad,anee.

TERMS POR DYER1HSLNG.
square, tcn lines or less) first insertion. 81 90
each subsequent insertion. 30
Z. liberal deduction will be made from the above
., 70 those who advertise by the year.
y political addresses rill be charged as regular
sertisencnts.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
srtions will bc published till forbid and charged
rdingiy.
All letters Of a business character mast be post
Id 10 insure attention.
Every communication for publication must bc
ompanied by the writer's proper name.
No communication or advertisement of an nl,,,.
q fehnfactcr will be published on am terms.
III announcing candidates names for any Office
- Dollars.
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Coed n,sn,icns, Ike tie waxca wings Of isarus.
mel. wi.h tho morning san.
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A sAisf ~se ls.siy teete asea gseSssss, we're.
sss~.s, eseeeeS hlxss.s ca she EsceAa siss ~,
ssssels veaa shesS = take sss.
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sea-
A title Is frequently nothing moro than the crest
stamped on slysr spoon
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SsAKS GlNite- 4 Young gentleman KlgR,s.
ny, naet.iae hanas ,,Ae milk maid near IN, ia.
rAsle said
wba, via yoa take Cor yourself aud wIlk,
my asarf"
" Yourself and go'ara ring. sr, replied shs
GIRL
Ttlst w~s eeoi cne, hnt sl.e snSwes az tbs
carl ~ the lscesiing-hassse wss swn.y,
gentleman called Ia. and vas shova over
sasie II vs,asas hy ssstts gifl
= sAry you 70 he les SEA lie soousr' is,
qaitcsi the gallant.
Ne sv; Ian 10 he ie, slcn4
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4 Valcn.lae Is ,hc ticss letter ahlch Young
Girl lcsshs Il tho Aiphaise, of love.
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= wsassfe espef spasss es msn who ass.a
sisssss ne sia ga ehysaes,a." seeh iassase4s "a
aeash are Sssy fars
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Ahasiy marriage too frequently turns ost, rnours.
ling sai, that's s,tn up N f6ar haswensy hcers.
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he nsa she ''ssasa, acwa sha house, hs.
rcae issel aflsy she eeRss
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Lows N low i.,6s.--ilsfare asrtlAee The n,sn
very mach ssrck with the vsnssn, ard sftcs ssr,sa
The wenan ls yssy nasch aruek BY The man.
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Candid ,Enths, IKE csudled iSss;t. arc che hes,ss
iaf having tho sseaes picked out cf them
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Na tnsa i bos susfrfed ils ladies faake fee os
say thai dssaprslpsnses, is the cssas
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Father Land and Mother Tongue.
ny LOVER.

t22 sf Bf LOVER.
!, Our Father landl and wouldst thou know.
tx WlT We should call it Father land,
" u, that Adam here below
81; W Vas made Of earth by Natures hand;
And he. our father, made Of earth,
Hath hpeoplad earth on every hand,
And We in memory Of his birth,
Dosall our country, Father land"
AteEst in Eden's bowers they say,
No sound Of speech had Adam caught,
But whistlcd like a bird all day -
And may bc twas for want Of thought;
Hut Nature, with rcsistlcss laws, o. ~
Made Adam soon surpnss the, ,Ijrds,
She gave him lovely Eve--becnuss,sAy =
hed . wife--thcy must harssspfyk. IS
And so, the native land hold, n
BY male descent is proudly mine 4
he language, rs the tale hath told .a5SSa
Wsgiven in the female line; Go
hnd thus, we see, OH citacr hand,
Wenameo blessings wheueethey We sprung
Yc call our country FathcrlaedSss.
We call our language Mother !ongUe. kss
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Little children are die miles Of tho valley Of life
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A Georgia Wedding.

i"
The pr'xcher was prevented from taking his
part IN the ceremony, and n newly created
Justice OF the Peace, who Glanced To- bc pres
'en', WAS called upon TO otlciatc in his place
ihe good mans knees began TO tremblc. for l,e
End never tied the knot, md did not know
wSerc to bos'n. He had no Georgia Jus.
'cc, or any other book rom which TO read
ue marriage service The company Was ar
i,ahse1 W. semi circle, each one bearing a tai
low candle lie thought over everything no
Lad learacd, even 10
ThiV li.,r has September
April l'rnC, aud November
But all in vain; he could rccoilcct nothing that
suited the occasion. A suppressed tittcr nil
over the room admonishod him that he mus,
proceed with something, and in an agony Of
desperation Inc begnn,
Know NIL men by these presents that -
here lac paused aud looking up TO the ceiling,
while voice in the corner Of tho room wss
heard to say
He is drawing decd for tract of land"
and they all laughed.
In the name Of God, smcnr lie began
again. only TO lcar another voice in loud
whisper say
He is making hiswll; thought he could
not not I'VE long, he looks powerfully bad"
Now lay rue down to sleep,
was the next essay, when some erudi,e gentle.
man remarked
He liz not dead, but sleepcth.n
oh yes Oh ycs' continued the Squire
A voice replied: "0h mol Oh no don't
let's"
Some person out Of doors sung out, "Ccmo
into Court" and the laughter was general
Inc bride was near fainting---ihe 'Souira'
was not far from II; but being nm indefa,ignble
man, he began again
10 all and singular, the shcr--"
said two or three at once.
Here gleam Of light flashed across his facc.,
lie ordered the bride and groom 10 hold up
their hands, and in solemn voice said
,fon, and each Of you, do solemnly swear
IN the presence Of the present company, that
you VIII perform towards each other, all and
singular, the functions Of husband and wife,
as tho case may be. to tho best Of -FOUR knowl-
edge and ability, NO help you God..'
food az wheat J! exclaimed the father Of
the bride.
DUTcH ArrEcy.os.---(Sce country store,
Tho usual number Of loungers seated upon
tho the counters. Eutof,t
Farmer" Good morning, Mr.. Jones,
tdelchly.')
Mr.. Jones, --'G Good morning. Squire N1el
q fine day thati"
sqnire,7-"Y Yah! Have you any OF dat stuff
iey put on dare hats 10 wear top"
.oncs.--" yesl Yesi Youmean Grape
Squire Yaw Yaw! Grape"
Jones" Yes! wo hare the article. How
much, Squire :"
Squire, oh sI,ust enough to 60 round my
bat" 0olding tup)
Squirrel"
SQUIRE" De old tonan."
Jones. -" You don't say so--the poor old
woman gone home at last Fin sorry. You'll
miss her very much, indeed"
Squire. -" Yaw, Bctsy's gone; I'd sooner
lost the beat horse In my stsble,--ahc was
sueha good old tife to work"
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