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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

For Country H0uses.-Wo have q large
guany china dinner sets shapes
want 70 retire for forms now In trAnstu from France
which will sell for less than importation cost Also
description Of chamber toilet 81 low
vTices w. II. DAILY Co., Marble Stores
631 and 653 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
Play.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
In the burglars arrested at the house OF Mr.
HEDGES 10 West twentieth street, Sunday morning. Mt
haf past O'clock all the praise given " cfcer Cowan
"a tho IN police have charge Of the night
watch in vicinity present with three OF my men,
and captured Of the BURGLARS myself Please insert this
ana o0hs'' your HsTEN o5 East Thirty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Uarpetangss-Petersen 4 Humphrey, $40
Broadway. corner Of white street, have just received
Zen the late s1s0n s1s; s Of car
psicesRich velvet carpet u.s. 70 las. yard; Hich
lhaoe ply s. TO g. yard; ingram lowell mAke) g.
rad And al other goods equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
I.et This DO Your Guide =

Let This DO Your Guide -
Gorgeous medallion carpets with bordersAf
EnsAsh velvet carpets, TO-, lis and Us per yard.
Inslish three ply carpets U.s., 8s and 3d. per yard.
Enslsh ingram carpets 3D. 49, 4s I'd. and Dc. per yard.
FLOOR oilcloths, 20. 3D., S. and A. per yard.
Gold window shades, g. 81 and s. per pair.
0swqus and Canton mattings, g. TO s. cd. per yard
A. HIRAM ANDERSON'S, 80 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

latest styles always most oovetsd This reasonable
hecsue new things OF The present day
nents Of this character s ELLsW0RTHS superior hair
tonic, truly scientific preparation.
Does your hair need strengthening?
Would yon promo' its growth
Woud you improve and beautify your hairf
Would yon have beautiful and glossy curis9
Then that latest and best Of ali ayteeg
wsrths superior hair tonic, carefully prepared nice
materials, and sles antly put mp.
Sold BY all respectable druggists end apotbeoariss "
Co. 81 Barclay street. Brother
p2 Greenwich street, agents for this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Thompson's HAir Dyelng, Hair Cutting,
shampoonins shaving curling and wig making rooms 81
and "a Nassau street, Of Maiden lane basement
Private rooms for applying the dye Also for sale ne
eating dardruh &c.
Luxurious Whissers or Moustaciles Poo
ducsd in ak weeks by onsuent which will not stain
try r. G. GRAHAM 5s5 Broadway; Ziebsr South Third.
Hyatt's LIE Balsam.-Rhe umatism In its
painful FORMS ALSO erofula old ulcers the
kidneys incipiept sumption 30 cert aialy
this Principal depot No. Grand
street. 70 cents per sottie.
Holloway's Ointment ana riiis--Astonishin-
eeaeious the rheum scrofula
dseates They viii effect when all other have
Jailed Sold at the ma nuiactfres, ~ Maiden lane New
cents GA cents. md 81 per pot or box
Sure Death.-Astor House, New York, Aug.
II, 1SSMessrs Parsons Co-Gentlemen: We hsve used
your with great success and oheeruliy
the public for cock
reaches we have ever used. Yours very truly,
CIV. cLICKENER a CO, 81 Barclay st., Agents
How bad the world is-wiiy, cunning cheats
Attempt to blind you with their counterfeits;
But mark the flask and you'll descry
The label the autograph. E. Lyon,
Whose tour prize medals stand supremely forth,
The noble prem iums OF unfeigned worth
The chief depot OF the Magnetic Powder
and pills aby destructive to insects and vermn at
424 Broadway.
PimpIes, FTeckles, Tan, Erupti0us, Salt
rheum morphew &c cured by Gourauds Italian medcstsd
subtitle hair from OF the body
lily white dye restorative at the old depot
Walker street, first store from Broadway; Calender IS
South Third street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
A Good Chance or Saving

Good Chance or Saving M0ncy.-City and
country wishing avail themselves Of this OPP
portunty should pay visit to WILSON'S shirt, stock
and collar OF Broadway and
street, Gsey building where they will find of the largest
cheapest in his line to be found in New
York Principal entrances in Cortlandt street, OF
RrnadHaX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

is known by the dslicacy Of her hand and foot-par
Natures gift of pretty foot almost yalueless This
hewever be rectfed by Cantre Of S36 Bowery and
lady readers will find IL very much to their advantage
to permit him take their measure NJ Ladies'
Cantrell's twelve shilling CATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Wedding Cards.-An assortment or Ever
des elegantly engraved at homo notes, wedding cards,
envelopes be had application sent BY post
any part Of the country Established 1910.
JAMES EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, corner Duane 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Important to Liquor Manufacturers, DIS
oilers, dAguerreotypists photographers electropater
pyroteehniss steel posher &cThe best oil eognso both
rees and yellow; oil apple for cider brandy oil Jgones
ain, konons ahsla vhsksy Jamnica and 81
crei1 rnm cherry pe.eh bromine iodine cyanide potss
nutb nickel patna, nitrate stronts barya chlorae pot
Nh blue vitrol. For sale By u. L. fEUCHTWANGER,
moved 70 oS Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
wh,Ie Ordinary Hair Dyes sen Slowly on

cash orders for Crisssdoras Excelsior Dye pour
every state His correspondents say 10 tho only
article OF its kind upon which their customers
perfect rpart Of the living black prepared,
sold and applied, privstelyD stNo. O Astsr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
PLAYING CARDS.

DLAyINa cARps.-rARo PLAYING CAHps. VERY
sle and well seasoned 9TH all tho various other qus
es 81 hnen snd cotton esrds made hv SAM HART co.
For sale the trade houses 81 ther store NO
Barclay ftreet, oppestte fnxAstor House.
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at Green's

shirt store No Asor House. Attention is invited to the
superior articles in the u finishing department The stock
ncu description Of under shirts drawers ties
cravats half hose gloves. canes, umbrellas dressing
cases. gold shirt studs, mounted and otherwise opera
glasses imported fer the spring and summer trade The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Hotel and Nibos ha wing been enlarged to accommodate
about four hundred and e-y offers
moderate rates. conducted the European plan and meals
furnished ordered the restaurant In the private
roomA SIDNEY KOPHAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Rich Plain sllks at 20 Cents per Yard
Just received four cases superior French silks slightly
spotted Of Importation and will be sold
IS. per yard, r. H. LEADBEATER CO., 347 Broadway,
corner Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

The Hutchinson Family will Sling at tho
Tabernacle night mayor Woodn Fright Wrong"
and bright Things Never Die three beautiful
just published rs cents each, by HORACE WATERS,
Ryoad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses.-assehelorss
,ebrated factory for these articles b z3 Brosdway Nine
rivate the application Of his unrvaed dye
Wholesale and retA Beware Of limitations The largsas
assortment Of wigs and toupees in the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Traln0r's Saddles, Harness and Crun1xs.-
Tho largest assortment Of fine saddery the United
8 Broadway An invoice OF elee ladies' saddles just
received from Paris
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Cspsl 1sk; Long Island R., 49, Psnnsylvania r. z.
48z Peansy lvania State SIS, s5k.

New ORLEANS May Il, 1885.
me- sales ofsottcn to day restricted 10 bales
Ntdolrg 10 quoted at 10Hc Flour Ii DUH at 50 DO.
Yshsw corn sells At 81 o5, With an active demand
CHARLESTON May ~, 1855.
Our Gotten market Is firm. The sales for the day
amount 10 ESQ bales, at prices rAogiDg from Shc.
lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Advice Gratis.-Purchase your Clothing Of
DEVLIN JESSUP, So and IS John street. of Mas
10 sometimes wise to take the advice of adyer
tisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Only % IS for French Calf Metallic Shank
boots, ready made or to order, by A. BAKER, is Ann
style gents Shoes CATERS Is to 50 per cent cheaper
than elsewhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Defiance galamsnder safss..-Robert u. Pa-
nicK i the sole manufacturer in the United States the
lance locks and cross bars Deros l92 Pearl street.
below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

endedOne Of the largest and best selected Of
choice and popular music in The United states comprising
1t less prices than opposition TO monopoly Pianos
meode0ns and musical instruments Of all kinds ut prices
"~ w. HORACE WATERS, ss3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

On Hand whites Drab Beaver Hat now
yeasy .. his mammoth store WRITE 31 Broadway, oppo
alto Broadway Theatre.
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CompIete Zephyr Casslmere Suits, on;

splen did business $5 cloth frock coat So; 30
pairs pants ST. extra supene blue cloth dress
coats $l5 At H. EVANS clothing warehouse, &c and 6S
Fulton street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NfATRIMoNfAL.-MR. AND MRS. HARRIS ON RE
vi turning thanks the ladies and gentlemen the kind
patronage they have hitherto received bog respect fully
inform them that they continue tho their
resdence 800 .owery, where ladies In particular will nd
every facility 70 mafe the most advantageous matches and
eligible and agreeable partners and happy
Portable homes Once hours for gentleman from A. NJ.
to r. M for ladies' from to r. NJ No letters noticed
Unless enclosing poat stamps.
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Great Plano and Melodeon EstabIIshmcl

Of ELY MUNGER, 5l9 Broadway, St. Nicholas Ho.el
The largest stock Of pianos and modeons IN she CITY, In
swn manufacture, A. w. LAdd Co.'s Boston premium
pianos and ten other different Makes also Carhar Need
ham Co.'s world renowned melodeons All offered ut
prices that suit the dull times and that serousy defy
petition. Every instrument warranted Pianos to let.
ELY MUNGER, $40 Rrosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Age Cannot Wither Her, nor Custom Stale
her infinite varietyTha most atterng compliment, paid
true picture Such for instance those fine
made by ROOT, at 363 Broadway They wither
fade,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Wnsae, the Halter, has removed from his
81 stand, M Broadway, 10 3 Brosdvsy, opposite the
broadway theatre, whore he DO found with bis usuai
WHITE, sl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

The Women ana the Baby show.-The fol-
,swsE ION we knew to be from the pen Of
Of her ebsr.etsr he soaaSnsss Of ads
nsHt and ne am hliiy other naurs-New York Express
e is sss .:Ss;'
Sost as much prot a sasos .pss
a. che ;s.s q n.sIinS should . sS.s
refined and sicily asis.oeraey scion Of which the
try, who not Ashamed to show their blooming little
Offspring nsSer ..nsd IN Srowt BY early npssonnsns
the upsoss ses 81
IN a ss bssy % e.
so.snpa.s the dsSs q noble spssnsas an I'M
too common here Of depyiDg children Of The fresh
IL s n Of s
grown person could you many Injured in
hi sai.
view exnsct sinr s ~ eserc s In IN
rew sahison sS
ssssns.sss j "a sssasry lie wiz
measuing the extent Of the Of the prison system
Il snsS s DO GO S
Ter and enter tho protest. Of the asans.
healthy Specimens humanity nature hence
process for rearing infancy. AN AMERICAN WOMAN.
Try Espenscheid's Hats His Spring and
summer styles truly elegant and their
81: Id sh' His
stock Of the be procured and the beauty
The Genin Summer Dress Hat, introduced
ss s. :ss far
ssm s are yiS "a sw n
Fashion and Elegance are Combined In
hat PR % s They adj
isaa sns ssP. PITY two ssssb
w shians sssnsSs deserved RsTsa1isas
Ifanytbing spermittsd 70 be perfect ON this
straw bat: B1Nf1s los Canal street. cor Of %oosssr
Vailed While tie low prices ruling a. Els ssssSiishmens
around us is 81 starvation prioss. - "' s
Anson's Daguerrsosypes.-L.rge Size for so
cents eolOIed and in nice twice The size take
'sss:: |ass
Photographic Portraits, large and beauti-
S.sas;ssssypss, s5s and .ssseseepss Depot Ssy
in time and money, step in this establishment
Williamson Photographic Institute, Brook
lyn A9 Fulton street old daguerreotypes copied to
dern Styles miniature, cabinet and life sizes.
Age Cannot Wither Her, nor Custom Stale
her infinite variety most aatterng compliment, paid
Skakspare to his ideal Cleopatra only be true Of
picture Such those tine photographs
made by ROOT, at 363 Broadway They wither
fade
Great Plano and MelOdeOn Establishment
Of ELY MUNGER, $40 Broadway. St. Nicholas Hosel.
The largest stock Of and mslodeons che city, In
sludng the celebrated double octave celestial piano.
swn manufacture, A. W. LAdd Co.'s Boston premium
pianos and ten other different Makes also Carhar Neod
ham Co.'s world renowned meodeons All are offered at
prices that suit the dull and that serously defy
petition. Every instrument warranted Pianos to let
ELY MUNGER, $40 Broadway.
Upright Pianos for Small Rooms-GIbert's
make superior instruments at very low priees pianos
and melodeons to for SALE and monthly payments
taken at 1888 Broadway whore music sold at half price, by
HORACE WATERS
Music at the Reduced Prices.-War Not
endedOne Of largest and best selected catalogues Of
choice and popular the United States comprising
Of Thomas Baker and other great
at less prices than opposition TO monopoly Panos
meodeons aad musical instruments Of all kinds at prices
HORACE WATERS, as3 Broadway
The Hutchinson Family Will Sling at tho
Tabernacle night, mayor Woodn Fright Wrong"
Is Z, rh; ha.u
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ExEMPT ENGINE CoMPANY.-rHE MEMBERS or
~ TINS company arc requested 20 meet az the engae house.
enEinei also to attend the regular monthly meeting TO
be held ut Brooke rooms 361 Broome street. O'clock
ssme evening by order JAMES GILMORE, SEQ,
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Williamson Photographic Institute, Brook
lyn 29 street. Old daguerreotypes copied to
dern sly les, miniature, cabinet and life sizes
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AnsOn's neutrality-suspicious. Size for so
cens colored and in nice twice the size others take
for 10 CENTS and equal 10 quality and size to those made
elsewhere tor s. ANSON $50 Broadway, opposite Metro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Deebe Il Co.'s Assortment OF GUNNER ktnO
ssr IA now comp etc. comprising variety ofthe
est es able styles and fxtrics their Rocky Mountain
yery bayer a. this EXTREMITY light snd elssaut
lacy Just received from Fars largo assortmsnt
sf ro light French felt hats Of the ehofoes
and eolors. BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

make, superior instruments at very low prices pianos
and melodeon to for SALE and monthly payments
taken at 1888 Broadway where music sold at half by
HORACE WATERS
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Photographic Portraits, large and beauti-
fni for 81 and on the nimble sspence system
York Picture Company $50 Broadway To economic both
in time and money, step in this establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Ifanything II permitted 70 be perfect ON this
EARTH IL DO the Of mems boys misses
straw bats At BANTAs JOG Canal street. COZ Of Wooster
Vailed while the low prices ruling his establishment
make least forget that almost every
around MS Is At starvation pricss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Fashion and Elegance are Combined In
Knox hat productions for tho They greatly ad
mired by the ladies' and what their appreciation of
eads the gentlemen captive. KNOWS estab
hment at 6SS broadway and 2S Fulton street. present
lively appearance from the number
who throng themthe deserved reward of mertorus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

The Genln Summer Dress Hat, introduced
this day. entirely in style and general appearance
and for Hghtness and beauty Of nish surpasses
former efforts Gentlemen Invited to view this superb
Paups church. = =
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COMPANY A, AMERICAN RIFLES, 71sr REGIMENT
The members Of this company are hereby notified
meet at the Armory this (Wednsday) 23d inst st IL
o'clock M TO attend the funeral late brother nom
Der Nj. hobert Wnne, in full uniform Tho mcmbers
the regiment respectfully invited to unite with
A. voLK, Orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

Try Espenscheid's Hats Ills Spring and
styles truly elegant their
vel We have priced the Market and
tablshmsnt Of Mr. ESPENSCHEID ll8 Nassau street. His
stock Of the choicest that procured beauty
ease and elegance Of the fabric beyond criticism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

ClTUATIoN wANTED-RY RgspEcTABLE PRO-
testant sr as good cook washer and rousr or to do
chsmosrwork and va hing Good reference from last
poyerb Can beEssen At I West 18th st. between I0lh and
nth avenues, until suited.
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SlTUATIoN WASTED-BY MIDDLE AGED WO.
- man asseamstress Understands cutting fttng or
waiting on young ladies; also understands utiug in
ali its branches The best of city reference given Can be
seen FOR two days. not enraged o. No Union court
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SlTUATION WAMTED-As A GOOD COOK AND To
~ wash and iron In private family by
womsn Bss good city ref Caa be It'll suited,
NJ z5 18th tt esst Of I'd avenue nd floor
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fallen-every feature is the same-stiIl II Is not
the valley of our Childhood. 1t is scattered
timex with pleasant memories and fond associa-
tons, VIC
But true hearts lie withered
And fond ones are flown
There are children PLAYING in the strae, and
bounding free and happy upon the green but
their voices are not those with which opro Md
melody in childhood's careless hours. We wan.
der here and there among the pleasant haunts
but 1t "a alone-there is no "heart answerino
to heart; nature is the same-but life. how
changed! nv -'"
w mere are they, the playmates of our child
noodF we stroll through the Village Gene.
terry, and the cold marble answers, "Here thew
lie. Yes, here we read the familiar names of.
on, how many, who once composed the ioyous
throng LIT made the welkin ring with their
merry shouts, and revealed in the fairy visions
with which childish fancies paint the future, to
be realized in the cold embrace of death. Some
have roamed to foreign lands,
Whose graves are severed far and wide,
BY mount and stream and sea-
and all are gone-not one, we meet not one,
whenever way we turn, companion of those
halcyon days. So the autumn wind has to us
mournful sound, for it seems dirge for the
departed; and the dry leaves rustling on the
ground, that made such merry music to the
Skipping OF our nimbe feet, have lost their
melody; The bees are humming, and painted
butterflies are fitting in the sunshine; there
are all the sounds of life, but there are no ioy.
Gus echoes to thrill our heartstrings-
Affections ghs my cup may FILL
And friendship all her sweets d.til
And every work of love be wrought
And every deed OF kindness fraught.
Though music's charms q setting day
May vile the weary hours away;
And nature with enchanting smile
May Oft my wandering feet besue
And fowrets bright be round mo strewn-
weep that am all alone.
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For the National Era.
a U I q n N L E YES.
BY LUCY LARCOM.

NNN AnAsSOMs
Now, what shall we do for flowers?
Frost is in the forest bowers,
Come 10 spend the autumn hours:
Killing, for a cruel play,
Every blossom in his way,
Bleaching out their colors gay.
See, he has, without twinge,
Blackened, spoiled, the gSp,ian's fringe,
Lately dyed with heavens own tinge.
Now he treads the asters down,
Turns their verdant leaves TO brown.
Starry rays 10 hoary down.
Only wiihered, rustling weeds,
Brittle stalks, and dropping seeds,
By the road the passer heeds.
Only sees, beneath the wall.
Button-bush, with wooden ball;
Armed with cones, the alder tall.
II n clover-head astray
Or a star-fower dares TO stray
Where il used 10 faunt and play,
How il shivers, pale with fright.
How il shrinks away from sight,
Meath the showering foliage bright
Bold alone, where all were lost,
Has the 1.-the witch-hazel tossed
Yellow curls in face OF frost;
For she wears some mystic charm.
Wintry 6erceness TO disarm,
And resist approach of harm.
But ono flower is no bouquet.
And we want, this cloudy day,
Something from the woodlands gay
Something of dear Natures bloom,
Raging through the shadoved room,
Yelling more than outer gloom.
Beauty for dead blossoms grieves,
Climbing TO the forest leaves;
There a browning wreath she weaves;
Every separate leaf endows.
Ere tbs driven from the boughs:
Beauty's Migrants let us house
Gather, where they idly Irvine,
Fiecked leaves of the bramble- vine,
Gold bedropped with stains of wine
Twist them with the cedar green,
And, its sombre twigs between,
30 the scarlet oak-leaf seen.
1.-THE jaundiced walnut shows
Family green, the sap yet flows;
II n blood-red veinlet CLOVIS
Where the maple would conceal
Flushes from its core that steal
Dream that even leaves can feel
Blame no more the frosty hand
That would make US understand
Deeper truth than summer bland;
That so plainly bids US see,
From the general green set free,
Life distinct in every tree.
And if life within grows chill,
All its sources stiff and still
Action tagging after will;
Patiently this fate well bear,
Fate that with all else we share
Blight revealing what we are.
Flushing like each forest leaf,
Write our separate pain or grief;
Thus TO give radiance brief
Unto earth's beloved bowers,
Not bootless death were ours.
Bring us autumn leaves for flowers!
5er, 1866.
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IEied according of Congress, in the year 1855 by
Elhe Perez ia the Clerks Ocs of the Circuit Court
OF the District of Columbia
FOR TIKI NATIONAL
ROSA AND HER SUlT0RS.
A TALE OF SWEDISH DOMESTIC LIFE.
BY EMILE F. CARLEN,
s,fso Of One Ysar Of Wsdlo,kn The Bride Of Omburg
81, &c
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Man, says the anatomist, changes entirely
every seven years; therefore" says Jones,
" my tailor should not ask me for the bill con-
Tactsd IN I848. | am not the same person
hence owe him nothing"