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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20
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Ne. 80 hr~srag evp1~tts ~ NkAsl.s H,.L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

THO SOUTHERN TRAvEl.I.ERs--rHE USIrED STATES
i mall steamship JANE TOWN Cap. Parri.h, viii Rave
IS Norh river on Saturday I'll inst for Richmond,
proceed va rs,ersbarg, without delay and VA arrive In
Weldon, Wilmington, &c. with little expcnsc,
they went VA Norfolk. They not apprehef any
danger from the lever the ship does t infected
cities. Passage and fare staferoom Included 10 Old Point
So Petersburg Richmond SO St.erage half price
LUDLAM rLEASANrs 80 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

SILVER wedis knives re tnv~s oh knivrs, ptkis
forks knives knFc- butter knives. f4i
drens sets knife ork sai spoon, silver euss nsrsn
stnFs Ae.
wsiehss clicks ard je~eiry repaired 81 es haa asla.
ptiees. waiches And leseiry iaasn 81 sfefHnss
0ED q. ALLEN,
Importer q wa,cees and essrr, ~hoieale ssa rs.ax
No. ~ Wal sxe~s seuots nfsor
Ns1 Ho>6way, New Yoft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

fbf HtBht bf pAsshRe apply 70
EDW. n. COLLINS No So Wan street. New York.
BROWN, SHIRLEY & CO., liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD CO., 81 Austin Friars, London.
3. q. WAINWRIGHT Il Co, Paris
GEORGE H. DRAPER Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not accountable for
gold silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones or
metals unless bills Of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
shippers please take notice thar the ships OF this line
cannef carry any goods cont rahand OF war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

'TIy 0HEsr pEwfDY,-sS rxytuIvg rgwsfDY
I - flss 4 fefatste4 ~ ~ wHEgf.gK ~ H-ass~af
NsfFF etNFf& N Atfe4r ~ tsN 49, ~ hs
1a.ef.-a .yaatIs0ff ~ ~ fnsfanta#s - fsas sEisss
g#E nHr fMtafH tsaaa'fF ~ e-af Ms ae saf a.0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS EQUAL IN BgTTIJAkCy
~ and appearance 10 the real dfamoni-rriecs
cluster pins with chain " gents, cluster pins without chain
~ siDge stone, various styles ~ "a tt2, ladies'
ringr - t2s ladies' cluster pins
beautiful styles $40 el cluster single and three stones
crosses studs buttons, brscele The
above arcs all ouEIcd Ia eighteen carat gold and
ranted We invite every Ia ra and Ciyinty
.pufchs gratis. 4. ~. JACOBS s07 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20
WATCHES. JEwELay. Ola

The unioFslgned for The las, eighteen well known
dealer importer offers Zoe sale all goods IN bis Bna a
prices for the quality than any other house. w Nex
York, PHILADELPHIA oSrr city. and will send ~ mai
express, -
To all parts of the United states free 81 charge All good,
warranted represented Orders b. mall post paid iaiih
fully Attended q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

UorSTY LAxD,-tLAfxs yoE BOUNTY LAND PYs
ID SONS A., suee~~s.uiy prosecuted by ~ rs-rrils~r
v.n belrg s~essou ~ n8fh r~cnr1 sstseoee
vess cwing III q sl7 ts f.rsale. sss>ss
CALVIN W SIXTH
No. 20 chAshArn siress, oyyoulie Chamber.
ExTRA PAx-NAyy BOUNTY LAND AND ssrxrss
II Pay" o6ns Land vssrsnn. er,Ss par ard oslances
1sages d~ ~ Unsed sAiss nAvy s4lors y AZ go.
st Afir sto~s ass him pr~utly ots.r~f sof PAID
n Airds ~ slaois a4airsa ~ fuied "
NrW gf~~Yf1.
kEsrs. 2r pgrysf y q Nass. 49, sses.rfy -
41car se.1f " q Va rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20


4 NEW BooR-TffE MARRIAGE GUIDE or FAMILY
"a HsdeAl and Physiological In.xaeiyr specially Tor o..
married hoss Dts1diag marry ny DrF. H0f0<k ~
aaNor and lecturer. HaDsch edition fSr bunfrsf ras~s
oolored plates. Prize dollar Published by r. y
STRONG ~ Nassau ~reet New York ~ko -tn forward by
mall receipt soIsr and a1fr~ss.
Medical and surgical Esvkv Tho ~sxSorfrsry
" ever read. ono Zee phA~b parikDiAfiy ta
fleui,lss bot from al obefs of 1s ties 10 tho pcrIA<
tone % dsissaey and morally ~hioh perF@trsk"
EYxALy MEDICAL ofgfcg-pR A. r. nArftTAr,
ProesS~ ~ Diseases AZ Wofn~n. oou1nss ~ rrsrs
sreuslvsiy ~ complaints pe~snAs krss-.
he author of"The Married Uosnsns Pvai~ tsfr
panoh ladies' ~ perceive taNf asr ailments us<Shy
1isrso,f ~ sn spd uast sy rry. ffcu s4s sip-s
ard ti hal ~ rsiId sl b. sfofSd a.. ~
be eousalle< wt as skessa oenadenee un6e - a.
bert, street, New Ysrt osp
n LARxOsr. PARfs AVID LONDON PHYSICIAN
lNI. and AafEof ~ The "hA1esi
0ubds 40 psess rs sngrsrnga Usi~f seslri 80
b. fer ~ c0nsnli~i ~ q Essds street
from II A. n 70 and fruua 70 ". o. kaadsys sf,~psi
The 81 dist@nse Ue&nd ~ mail ar4 empress axs,fss
wf'i okst fapers Recommending DR. T. sn1 lie s~.k~
conr. De Ets~ tsss stA~A Lisang AAAi Dessssrsl IA
nricw AND gvvyrTrAL MEDICAL AID RgxprpyD
~ by Dr. wAHDHs tsfortsn2is's fyissi sad ~Ls,
ref sass VIA, 0ns< vto have
dss&ssss ., once s6d cressf -gfa
s1s1 fufs1 IN few houys tafa.l
~ ~ ffn&deAys 10 ne pass " Kes ks ssrssrsnay r~fa
aud THROUGH r.usdss unrivasi 10 EVER Fes o.
fnsrsnflsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

EEoRGE y. sGUAFFER, DENTIST. @S HUDSON
VI street, Drcome Established lstl Mr. y. has i1r
he pss ur.en YEAR, been engaged y arn-ianS 10 dsn
s Ia New York and IL sniiy arsArsa teeth about
haiti less han usually charged 70 their paen. and now
furnishing the iye ~ WORK twbb for bssay ausEy
niy canno be surpassed 10 The public upon "a.
terms ~ bsrcplsrc charged 10 dentists Persons
artificial teeth respectfully olrs ~ call before
engagements elsruhere lie will he happy .rpAs
his system 80 All may fasps hira With cali ssrp.
popjnr redncon upon all Other op~rakns cyBseiSa rh
the profession. Tsysns--inyariabty cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

MEDtCAL.
| CHgsicAL ELECTRO MAGNETIC Ioyy rysr.-Tins
~ ,. 81 :, rs s.s. ~. ~ ss, '.' s,.. =
80 ..,,s, 2, 80, 49,, s.s = .ss. q ..a 80 O.
s,s IN s. .ans,ai . ds aini. srdssi ~ vas ~. :.
~ ~ ~. .ses. ~. .e 400 =. X. . ,s, -. :
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=, .eesssr. 30 ~ a. y snsr y sn'as, ss'ssss<
DE. wasDs rs.esrrs.rEs ,sixsr g
assrsan sss.ss. stwsiH ~ y asns~,.s ss,sssa .
a. .s..s. T. "a. . ~ IL 49,. =. .ss $780, :.
80 y We .sf.,.As AZ saIss - ssss sss ssr&sn =
o. a.. r.. -. ~ a. n,ss2. "3'' os- 'ss-.
ne yonssoS: = prasg sragyr. oosrIxrts 10
'fselsty - A. As' tssni5 tav rsrnss~x .
mn conHyTr - DIANE sTnygr. sysrvp ~ nm,
.sssy -, ,..,' "a ~ sSs~A.By -.s,. Mn . ss,ss@s
ne. cooyys 6 pvAsy srnyyT. Nay ~ COST.
y, 4snss tssf.a - ,srsAs sss<..s t-.n'ys 800.
.ss as,se,j Sage. sl@ : .s.''''' '''''
% ~ II . ssy:. ~. I. 49,, 80 -: al 49,
tsrsfy fsv pstsrsi ssssy sssssssa i e. -
sirsaasfs se~s s~sy r. ~
s,ss saesssus rosA ssaea~e so ~ sea isAesl.
Gs vr1S m,<issd 49,.
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y1F.f~ss rsns<y ~ 1sx ezs~ 81 11~wAsvs ~y<~< -
ssisy % yssS, $1,000 n.svrary y }. 81
. -. s,., = = %. $500. $500; - ~ .,ss
a.. .s :. ss,.h y 70. 81 ...n. ss.s 4 - ..a.-.saaS
80 .ss.s ...s s..ss "a Y ~ $500 sss svss.s ~
~ T. - lad ~fs-<~a4s rss~ss - 4, ID A ssaesgse
" Gfe@f@ .fsss nsAs cssa ss~ fass g-~aSr srees<ssf
80 s.sy s.ssr tNrs ~ tsns-.ss lrss~s, r-~~s.ss
ttfe NJ. fsryew f1v~sft - rw.a~~y H. sSv A.
~ - ~s-.t sae.str .as~t 80 s4fs-s~s .~Ss~s.S,S
sws ef.sf ~ 70 s#afs gsxf ftg. 81 r...-~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

NfATHfNostiI Offtrp :, MADISON rTHEisf roil-
w pcr ~ Islssne firsT Atailng " form usirIct u
siAfr ~i ord - - theif Sassuage by esas str
fTasi gAdJ Mr. brewster, sh4 As 1yrned nstytneHA
Ester sb~rchy isfI FrDtrfnsn may H. tNf
SELVES lsfef RE vthD4 rs~Ngirx III ycreAs4r.
alternative n 13Vsritng 70 tsir ~tshss F4F'ss
may Eef hfir real r~f.f,es Nnnr~s
rpasssress requisites A., vhh sn bs stshsnFsd yTnff.
5ug epears.g ieisss 0g iurftf~s atstfY hi~nA
aYphSsisons must s9.,Aln p0saxs ssap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

('AKp.-DK WHEELER. o'rtfHf, ~ BHusUN NJ !,
~ dssniss his Auensiob Nses~rs - he eye and
uid ebfJne nasmfn4itm ~ lie rY~ibiA
eyes be- raeriusIy cured fns. eeks A., rttfasst
without Surgical aperataa. bmaa hofs, atotf " ArNt-
Aeial egos inserfsf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

NOR sALE--OOrrAGE LOTS ON sIYTYFrFTH AND
sixty srecs between Second and Third hues;
will he plots 0f 100 feet square, genecl cottage I'm.
The lots eeve,ed and beautifully located close
tanable; and cottage and sable sixsyh street. noar
Third avenue. How superior aloes compact resdencei
Apply the drug store OF Broadway Foureenh
stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

ns. cooryg. IS DuAsy STREET Nay ~ ooxff.
~ tfhiiay fespFss ksraA .ss t.ssfy 80 rs,
- a' ffsrta3f sastt,s han xssssnss tsfa.as. 80
~s4eas usfsery sl.syxss ns>sstsLs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

- Troy fare ~ ~ esnts-Tbe ssfr sailing sfeane4
W Ho. Capt Hannor, esye Tie norh lid o osr sireu
phras~y Tgesday, Thor-ssY ard sugdey, Il Gr " frt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20
EDUCATION.

@E wRfTfNG-MR. DoLBEaR 6ea BRO ANYWAY COR
pC. ner iious street. has lew private vacae
which be secured this evening at only ~ u .ran
TIC penmanshp and the ut pleasure
One more private sea, In book keeping at only $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

seventh street running through seventh avenue: two
Sixty fourth street between FOURTH aud Fh avenues
each 25xO0fee Ala. the desirable four story English
uept house No Thirty street, and hire.
and basement brick house south MINI street, Wi1mS
turg; ioh contain all fhe ussferr Improvements For par
bnlars pppiy % J,SpSINB.S GO, III sfvea artet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

u above Canal s}reri New Yars-rf uDssraso-< cs',s
The attention u b ienis ard ua pnbhc IN srnsrA . no
seeommodalge hts sss and spae0n. ssabshmehi srsrds
families. This ho,s has recently unirrggns nDgoggh AL
fsrnfyn. and lHpruf attsf. H~ vii les
either permanent ranslsn, bosrasrs
terms parorn. suits, single Baths, hr,
earh noSr and charge rcrsons about returning
he city will DO IS 80 Sail and nsy ttfars
raging rias sLsre. LfWIs u. DEXTER. PrvgFf,1r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

L,ALL ARRANGEMENT FOR COMFY ISLAND THE
fishing and cunning season having commenced, the ages
win follows and day-fesvr Futon FERRY
ms O'Clock A. NJ, ioi4 O'Clock A. and "a O'clock r "
Leave Goney Island al O'Clock A. w. 2ocock r. ~ s.,
ociock y ~ sundays-fraye FULTON Ferry a. eserk A.
and 1b;s O'Clock A. N. Leave ,oney saad At O'Clock
A. ~, clock r. N. and O'Clock r. ",
sept 10. 1895 CHARLES FtjsTRR Proprielor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20
MATRIMONIAL.


Az AGREEABLE YoU 40 LADY ~ DEsiHoC- ~
~ frniug III amtix.nisner ~ gentleman - Arat1 -fd
~ pfepos.eas spp.sraDor. VIII nov marriage -.
drc.s Anna, Onion etgare fgss sniee
yorSC GENTLEMAN 90 nJasrta fAbftrfY,
"A 49, wishes 80 fofm he acquaintance ~ ~eNn.
lady a prepos-ssns appsaraae Fr.foc a1Aif. A. 80
Insftm0ny ~ communications rfsfly cgufset4.
Addro-s \, =. ~, Hersf ~ - sailing ssa. A.
A SOUTHERN oENTf.EvAs of GHEhT w A. 80,
~ a eafrrspuntenrn -fhl a1.,
with view yis-ly, - yoaag arlst sot
pretty ~fuey "A. None urrs Rpris unless
AZ csnmuni ir-a,si vth hyngr6blc y. sadreaS
bot ia Washington, ~ q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

DIAScARD'S HOTEL. Ms BROADWAY. GoNstaIiSti
ID With ~ fwenh street.. ~ fs-thr pfoprictsr rcsfe
fully thai this establishment viii be n rssfirss.
81. - oi October. Families. ~.hlng 70 secure Afstiu =
,ih.Y permanently IN winter m9nbs. ne
modnicd with private table table dsse me- SANE
wi be maize Nth sipsia gentlemen rrtfts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

LIoR sALE-THR STOCK AND frxrURgs or A GRO.
Gerry and liquor land the e Of The he
stands l0und there other Call al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

I,oR sAI.F,-AN UP TOWN BOOT AND SHOE STORE
II good run Of cash customer work. rare chance
oerson with . small capital. Satisfactory given
SELLING Those who really wish 70 purchase, apply
~ HARRISON, As SIKH Twenty ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

nH rohHgTr ~ Drssy sTEygr. uHnure 0y fyuy
~ v ttitrrsI =, - e1nsalba prsssss s-.t
t-sfl ias tssss VI ". sssrasBsy -ss.. Nm v sA-af .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

nR Johnson. " Dtasg sragpr. oosTfxrEs 10
~ ~ soesabsS 1l,ess~~, ~Asy~ ~ hs@ psssxs~1 =
tts~sby at tsNniy fsr yssrs r~rn.s.~ri - =
FusYAGtsss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
Stop my Paner.

The following remarks are too good tc
be thrown to one side without. at least
passing notice, They are true TO the
letter, and suitable 10 all localities. We
are Of the opinion that the weakest ca
pacity cannot fail TO undersisnd them
1t is astonishing what exalted no
tions some persons have Of their owr
importance. They seem to imagine tha
they are altogether necessary to the on.
ward roll of our little world, and if by
any means they should be showed out OF
the way, the screws would be 30 loose
that the old machine would no Longer
hold tOgetherj and Of course, If such i'm.
portant personages only say to an edi.
tor, "Stop my paper" the whole es.
adjustment must go 70 nought instan.
Ter. -" l"s .e.
We have often laughed in our sleeve
though outwardly we looked as grave
as an owl--when one Of these regulators
of the world has marched into our sal
tum aud ordered discontinue nee Of his
paper. And it always does us good TO
see the starch taken out Of him while the
editor smilihgly replies, .certsihlyjiSir,
with the greatest pleasure, just as soon
as the clerk has entered a dozen or m ore
names VI hich has just been sent in. -
The mighty man willis down like the
narrative Of whipped spaniel, and he
shrinks away, mutterins to himself,
well I'm afraid that the stopping OF
my paper has not ruined him aiteriall.'
These swells who stop their paper on
account of some milf which has found
its way into their craneum, are sure to
borrow their neighbours copy to see if il
does 10; contain the editors farewell
address to his readers. rsz anst ~
We once knew minister " 10 in des.
cribing a Christians charac ter, and the
circumspection Of his walk, said the way
10 heaven required as much cara as il
did for cat to walk on a wall covered
with broken bottles. IL is somew ha
SO with an editor if he plesses every.
body.-LuneGster Whig.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
Demolition Of Gi5paiter.

A pamphlet has just appeared at Pa
ris, attributed to the eminent journalist,
Girardin, in which it is declared, that,
if the freedom OF the seas and the peace
of the world are to be secured, Gibral-
ter ought to be diSmantled as we'll as
SebaStopol. The idea seems never 10
have struck any one heretofore. But
having once been suggested, its justice
appears Immediately.
What Sebastopol is, in fact, to the
Black Sea, that Gibralter is, and even
more, to the Mediterranean and as the
Mediterranean is larger than the Eux-
inc, much the greater is the necessity
for destroying Gibralter. The old
adage says: sit is bad rule that will
not work both ways" England, when
she began the presen! war, never sup
posed that the arguments she brought
forward in faver OF the demolition ot
Sebastopol would be turned against her
pet possession, Gibralter. Yet Sebas-
topol has one argumen: at least, in ia
vor ofits preservation, which the Brit
ish fortress of Gibralter has not, for il
is built on Russian territory, while
Gibralter is thousand miles from Eng
land, and erected virtually on Spanish
soil.
Whatever may be the case with
Fran ce, there is deal of inconsistent
cy in the conduct of England in this
war. We have no desire to palliate
the aggressive policy of Russia. But
Great Britain, for nearly two centuries,
has been advancing as steadily in the
Mediterranean as Russia has been ad'
vancing towards ConStantinople. She
has seized, within that period, not on
| ly Gibralter, but Malta aud the Ionial
Islands, so that, in the event Of war
she has fortified harbors all over tha
sea, at which to reit her fleets, an ad
vantage which gives her a naval su.
premacy there over any one Mediterra.
mean power, if hot over all combined
Nor has she ever refused a new post in
that important inland ocean, if we ex.
cept Gambia, and that was merely OF.
tered to her as an eventuality, and mol
as territory already in possession.
England, in a word, has successfully
obtained that preponderance at sea ovel
other European powers, which Russia
is charged now with aiming at on land.
Is it astonishing, therefore, that en-
lightened men should begin to say
stake the beam out of thine own eye!
A-PhiLqdeLphia Ledaer. ----
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04

the glowing CRATE. | turn away and
sigh, that one so beautiful must so soon
be laid Beneath the turf. Weaker and
weaker she grows as the days pass by,
and now she's unable to leave her couch;
all that wealth and luxury can procure
is purchased for the invalid.
Spring with its buds and blossoms is
once more here, but brings not health
to her. Again | see that gentle Great
urea new light beams in her dark
eye, and holy calm is visible in every
feature of that lovely face. For the
first time the Holy Sacrament is being
administered to her. During her sick.
ness she has been led an humble peni-
tent to her Sayiour's feet, and now the
thought OF death has for her no terror.
1t is a dark and stormy night, but the
group gathered within that richly dec
GRATED apartment heed not its ragings.
On one side Of an exquisitely carved
couch kneels youth, holding the vast.
ed hand OF her who, in a few short
weeks, he was to have claimed for his
bride; and on the other, with bended
knee, the man Of God invokes bles-
sing to rest upon the spirit, so soon to
ascend to its Maker. A smile lights
up the countenance OF the dying one,
and softly she responds to the low Amen
then closing her weary lids, calmly and
sweetly'she breathes her last. In beau
iiful Greenwood they lay her to rest by
the side OF her parents. A costly mon>
ument with this simple inscription
EDITH, AGED 20, a .a'
marks her resting-place. Another scene
in lite'S drama is ended. '.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
From the wayerley Magaz ne.
1 Have Loved Thee.

| have loved thee in the morning of thy glad.
ness and thy pride,
| have chosen thee 'boye other gifts and all
the world beside; ..-. ... ..
/ have thought Of thee so often in the still.
ness of the night .,.
| have loved thee in the daytime, so beau IL
ful and bright.
have loved thee in my sorrow, when my heart
was filled with care, "
When Hope, his flickering rays, shed but q
meteor's glare;
And then had sweet thoughts Of thee, they
came like visions bright, A ..
And round my heart they gently shed purt
and holy light.
And IhaSe thought of thee whsa.I $40 slas
Pickering ray ~ .t
Seemed quite to lose its brilliance and nearly
die away; r
Twas then the thought of thee was near
which cheeed my heart again,
And quite forget in happiness that | haj
e'er known pain.
| have loved thee in the morning Of thy beau
ty aud thy pride, ..
| have loved thee at the noon.tide, my own
my happy bride;
| have loved thee in the evening, when Sol:
last rays were thrown,
And, / shall lore thee eUer, my beautiful, ms
own. W. w. WINCHESTER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-04
From the Waverley Magazine,
1iLD UNI COTTAGE.

"Dear me! wish father would eth
er buy, or build a new house. 1t is
perfealy abominable 20 think ofliving
in that little pepper, box of a concern,
all the days ot ones life; besides it is
decidedly Questionable" :"
Sokpoke Marian Mildrum, as she
glanced almost involuntariIy, at her
fathers humble co.!age--a neat little
tenanent, situated on the edge of the
distam woodland, thickIy embowered
in Gle clinging ivy, that clambered
over is time-worn sides, and hanging
about IN clustering fesioons.
Mlidrum cottage was a pretty, cheers
full appearing little place in every ones
eyes, except Marian's, who, since her
graduation at Madame Develour's fash
ionable school for young misses, had
become possessed Of quite exalted
ideas Of fashionablenesS and gentility.
A thing to be beautiful, in ber sight,
hasto be sanctioned by fashion.
80, father! what a beautiful place!
So lovely! so rural! o! buy lido
| am sure | shall like it; it is so pretty!'
exclaimed Lena Ellington, to her faith.
er, as Mildrum cottage burst upon their
view, as they were travelling one day,
seeking to find summer home in the
country-far away from the dust and
heat OF the noisy city.
eyes, it is very pretty" said Mr..
Ellington, in reply, "let me go and see
it,"
And SO Mildrum Cottage was sold.
All the neighbors knew it, and were
sorry, for they hated to part with so
kind neighbor as Mr.. Mildrum.--
Marion alone was glad; she was al
most beside herself with Joy; and she
had already began to build castles in
the air, which she was glad to nhabit,
A poor sewing girl was wandering
about the streets OF New York. She
had no home--not even place to lay
her aching head. A policeman asked
her name, and she answered.
"NARIAN MILDRUM."
RoLANTHE.