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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
WALKERS MANIFESTO TO THE NJ
CARAGTIANS

A,6 o'clock this morning took possession OF the
%, "a Of his city, after slight resistance on the part
Of 'rOols belonging to The supposed leg innate Coy
en- n.Lr. IN the skirmish the or four OF he enc uys
SOLDIERS we're unfortunately killed, but siDc- the tn
umtb which Of course gained, DO one has received
p+r.oDsl injury. All those families woo wee expect
p a. The lying les iiimiss have repeatedly told them,
Il al ey woud be burned, robbed, asassinstet, sho.
and violated have seen and experienced quite the
contrary Nv duty chief OF the evolutionary force
Of 90 ernu free il its rincipIes and which looks
10 he vital in,eTes of the State, protection TO the Ia
bong Ean security IN the citizen, progress TO the
ars sciences agriculture etc., YVES 10 preserve order
al % eauseit 10 be preserved Aud . err fore, although
! have imprisoned Messrs. Dionlco Chsmorro. rorioo
JeIez and other perfOps OF high consideration, the
principal agents OF The government OF egitinscy,
have done nothing With hem bu. give then into toe
custody OF rtspoI sible persons. shall take posses
siOr Of The remaining towns of the State, and he email
ptrish who opposes the commanding march Of my
forcts who admit 10 their ranks, without distinction
of color, al Who vih il. Toe pueblOs OF Nicarayus
must Lot allow themselves 10 oe deceived for ms "a
ttb proveo by deeGs; and IN tins 6ea they hold tner
happii ess in their own hands. Behold IA demo-
craic govern cit in its true sgnidcanOn guaran ees
pTOers s and liberty. VIZ. WALLER.
Granada, Oct 8, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

claim. in and sbort our city, say. the editor OF TIE
VLr,rp,Is American, and frvm the information 90
famed we gre fully in the belief thu: nore-yes, more
Sod will be brought 10 our marx ct the coming WIZ
,er ,bsn curing any previous oue The reasons Tor
our belief are hese; the abundant supply OF ra,er
rom the South Fork canal 10 all available localities
TIE great preparation skiing for isters WORK, snd
20 a considerable eI..nt upon ne~ placer disgnss
that prospect rch lying above the control OF present
drtches. and ouly awaiting the Winters rains the "a
ces for procuring lumber for sluicpg purposes and
building at ivi1g rates. the many late improve
merits for saving ire -four gold taa' has 10 80
reA an txteLt heretofore been lost the close proI-
unity of extensive placers ard richly 'payng CLAIMS TO
warm dry comfortable DWELLINGS or cabins enabling
rrirers TO GO G. full DAYS work the cheapness aud
ease with which provisions eau be procured And delly-
cree a. the very doors OF Their eabLs me greatly IN
creased operations in qusrtZ mining, with me large
aoolion that Winter ALWAYS brings 10 our mini 1g pop
ulstiOn, will IN the sggregaie secure 20 fIscef'ue
Winter of unprecedented activity and trade
LTScH LAW At CoLUABIA.-Oc Wednesday even
iny man from Yankee Hill familisry kno sn As Js'k
smith went 20 g liquor saloon in Columbia, Iuo uune
county and While tbere got into quarrel with the
keeper woman named Msrths Carries. During the
disturbance Ole Bare lay riend OF the woman, stne
In and upon ascer;sinng wha: wa going on, ereT
pi-tol spd shot Smith dead upon the spot. Inc oy-
sarcers in meGiatey seized the murdaer, aud send
ipg for the marshal delivered him over into his Gus
tody As room the facts ia the case became ge1er-
sllv known there was mucn excitement and in abost
baf al hour afErwsrd the people assemb cd around
tie ail broke do rn the DOORS and taking possession
of tie prison er marched him TO SPOT Isrter OF
mic from town, and there hung him. Tae sheriff OF
the comfy arrived from SOooTa few minutes before
The execution took p.ce, but bis force proved earey
il efficient 10 cope with the popul.ce.
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Died.

Nesr Yoba City Suffer county, sept o. Presley Bailey,
l.ty from lllr Of, ssed ~ Nes,s.
Graz Valley sept 2 bT. Calvin X Green ;ged . years
formerly # Nc. Wich, Coma. -
In san FraDcsco Oct H. Mrs Reoecca Perkins Of Middle
tOrtr sh Moss sfed SO Yeas.
Lvfof infer ne Lone BbVrtliH Ceefeyy for Spe
bey lS55-Sept s. Haunt Fairbanks, g. N7stOGk, Panama
fever; th osepb : Coop Co. ytiOu; VIM. Morgan
IS Perrsylvsns dase Of bar: Levi A. Bsae, 10, Missouri
Isy 9th Ghcs Lane. -, Ns.e cropyi Oth Frederick
Gs6e - Se0Lanc bi iou fever; Byron Sherman, a. Yer
mont fever; McNamse q Ireland phtniss, llth
joseph N Henley g. Msss, chuits scaFet levers m osm1
w N.vrs 81 Mss.scf uc-rzted throat Edmund Red
uund 70 Ireland pnumOnis George Wyatt S. MarylAnd
cholera morusi 3h L. Kellogg s. Ire and. PinAm. tsvor
18th Jotn Gonan, ireland cholera; Jam Fellow France
pbtss 18Th. EeA -. Geury s., LELAND sholers; klizl
alsce IS IFs sld. ohoer- Levi L2nstOw, - Maj
piop l6th Charles W.ltOn. Y, } cuJer4 H-nTy
sn S. GerIaaty cbo era. 9TH, Hxry stewart - Nor.h
CsloLa choers kdVad Lacey, 81, new YORK, eryspesl
Fdw,rd Dodge - ss6chu.stt dSsentsry 3 h. JOh' Ha
y Cou1eccIt ctO.srs; 18th, Garrett McCOua, 81 MIGHT
gsu. rleuri.y oh Wr seu 81 Scotland, con7ulprog Col
Peer Vou schmidt - Russ psr.y 18th falcon Macy
49, Ilelsbd, Fsl teve-i ii, mes Is Michigan typAcI
fever, .9a, 5. Mckinley, ., Ire 1nd pneumonia
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2 600. 600 OF GOLD ON THE WAY.
NO SICKNESS oNTHE ROUTE.
WALKERS DOiNGS IN NICARAGUA.
MINING NEWS.

The Accessory Transit cOmpsny's steamer Northern
Egh, T.. L. Tinklepsogh commander, arrived on
Sufeay morning from San Juan del NOr;e via hey
West. She brings The passengers OF the steamer sierra
Nevada, who LETT San Francisco at o'clock p IN. On
the 2oth Of October. The passengers are al 10 good
bealh-not ca, @ Of sickness having occurred daring
ibe wb ole voysge. Everything was quist on the 18th
mus and the passengers crossed IN good ie aud GER
feet safety Col. Walker leading the Democratic
pa,ty in Nicaragua had concluded treaty Of peace
with the ChsmoIro party. Don Pstircio Rivas gas
appointed provisional President Col Walker refusng),
~ sworn into Office ON the 3lst Of OCTOBER, IN tue
presence Of large assembly Of the people al Granada
Col Wall or was appointed general an commander
m-cbief Of the forces OF Nicaragua. Parker ii.
French, esq formerly Of The Sacramento 1r'buHe),
was appointed eomussary Of War, e,c. Gen. Chil'on
had been cent 10 Leon with $50 mer. 1t is reported
hat be had oD engagement ., Msnsgus " tn Mendez
and COO troops, and defeated him. Gen. Corral aud
family were staying 10 Granada Don MsteO Mayorga,
secretary of State, &C.. was executed on tie plaza,
bis party having fired into the American pae1g OF
The steamers Uncle Sam and Star of the Wesi The
American minister and all the prisoners had been re-
leased. The people OF Nicaragua seemed much
Pleased with the change in affairs great satisfaction
was expressed with the treaty Of peae aid all the ap-
pOin ments Walker punished severely ali otenses
among bis own naive troops; no misconduct ofa1y
kind was allowed. The steamer Sierra Nevada brought
down large force OF volunteers TO join the Democr'tc
party under Gen. Walker. Col J. G.. Kewen, q
sistiDguisbed lawyer Of San Francisco was among the
numoer. Kinney still remains at GreytOwn with only
ten or twelve msn, number OF whom we're suffering
6om sickIess-SimeOn Forester of Salem, Msss, ooe
OF bis party, having died
The news from California is unimportant. Times
there growing better. The mail-steamer Golden Age
lift San Francisco three houts 10 advance of the
Sierra Nevada with about two millions in gold.
Troubles with the Indians in Oregon still continue
and assume serious aspect. Major Halter and his
forces were reported surrounded by the Indians at
point twenty-five miles above the Da.lee. They had
been without food or wst,r forty.eignt hours Lieut..
Day, with one hundred and fifty men, left to assist
him.
The Northern Light left in the harbOr Of San Juan
Nov. D. ii. d. Al. bis-ofwar LEspegIe and the Br.
Dsil-steaner Clyde.
The American brig Rufus Soule, Paterson sailed
for New Orleans On the Cd.
Arrived at Key West Nov. s. smack WIN. Batty,
Ten days from New-York, vith eighteen passengers.
Arrived at Tortugss on the 5th, Br. Arcadien with
stores for Fort Jefferson.
We under obligations to T. c. Hatch, purser of
the Northern Light, for valuable favOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have ia 'es from Honolulu 10 IN eyed Sept.
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS-THE RECIPROCITY

THE SANDWICH ISLANDs-THE RECIPROCITY
TREATY.
On Thursdsy last, says The Po3ncsan, the Hon. ID.
j. Crtgg had a. audience Of his Majesty a. noon, re-
oue,ted in the name Of the Piesid, NJ of the nit
States 10 deliver the ely 70 tbs kings letter of the
18Th of February The follow is copy of the lie ter:
EtGsLin Pierce. P,esifHt u ne United States f~e'd 70
hs Va ye.ty, ham,hamshI u:
GREAT ASD GOOD FRIEsD-I hsve received the
letter, which under cate OF the 18th February last,
Your fiesty addressed 10 me, announcing the DENSE
Of yonr predece ss0r Kamehsnha Ill., and the fact Of
Your MCjes;ys accession TO the throne of your fore
fathers Your NJ siesty il not mistaken N supposlng
that pariake OF the sorrow oocasOued by the death
of the late King His Majesty had given such decided
and reteated proofs of tns warm friendship tor the
United States, and their citizens resortng 70 the
Hawaiian BiDgGom, that he was regarded by the Gov
eminent aud people of this cOuutry 81 sentine "a OF
more than ore mary confidence ana esteem. While
Offering my sincere coincidence for the loss OF one so
utaI', related 10 your Majesty, and so tendery be
loved by the Hawaiian people, 1t affords me peculiar
q attic alton to congratulate your NJ 3esty upon your
accession 10 The throue Of Hawaii and TO receive the
assurance that Majesty is no. Indifferent 20 tue
sympa ny end good viii o, the executive and teope OF
the United Sta-s. Such seu' iDen,s toward the sove
reign and peoUl- Of Hawaii have ever been cherished
by the United States, ara they are especially enter
tanned in behalf Of your Majesty under whose liberal,
vice sud enlightened rule / doubt not the relations
betaeen the two governments will become more init
mate, 6nd The welfare AMI hsppnees OF your MajeSys
tulirrts greatly enlarged. Praying that GOD will
voucbsafe to your Majesty long, prosperous aud
hhpff Itl-f, anu COuiuitHulbR 80 Ills oHlc Gnu
holy keepil = am, It'll sincere esteem aud high re
garo, Your Mejesty's good frienf.
(Sitn.c) FRANKLIN PIERCE.
&C, uno ni.bed) " [. MARCY, secretary Of stats.
DISASTER 10 THE BARH BELLL.-Iho bark Belle
al Warren, r. Captain Borden, wa' dl-ms''ed in a
severe gee the - or August, IN Latitude Is morrill,
spgitude 1902 west, While making the passage from
CO e St Lucas Lower CaliiornR, 10 Honolulu. Her
main and m'zen mas being cut away. she rghted
with hve feet of water in The hold At II o'clock the
wind shftd Suddenly 20 south veg. aud she again
thrown on her bean-ends Tie Nremas. WAS cut
away and she again rigked, sweeping the decks of
GythnE-bOais, spare spars, galley, try works, &c.
After airing The wreck, jurrmasts were re<ed and
enc arrived at Honolulu, making The passage IN thirty
sX dave.
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deluded followers sick and dying of from dissips
tim and fever, or the more sensible begging their
ps,ssses back to the United states. Walker re-
ppdistes Kinney altogether; while Kioney insinu-
stes that Walker 10 acting under his orders.
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Married.

At S.cr.meu,o Oct T. John Wolf 70 Nina Antilles lss Of
Brooklyn, n. }.
tssp Fsrcco Oct Is Ilhn Geyaodi 4 San Francisco to
N e. Emily M,rhsi ..te O. Sirg sinE, 5. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

were reviewed on The plaza Their competency IN
dill reject. gTesi credi, On the ofcers Of hs any,
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Barkveu were lndefehgsbIe in their exertons 70 o.
isl and relieve the wounded.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
Old Soldiers Bounty Land Bill.

% The bill gaming bounty lands TO officers,
soldiers, seamen, volunteers, &c, who have
been in the service Of the Uaited Slutes du-
ring any oi its wars, or, If decensed, to their
widows or minor children. has become law
Itis measure which interests mary ofour
readers The following is published as a
correct copy Of the act: ,'pl2a'i
AN ACT in ddditionto ceftain acts granting
10 bouniylland to cerlain officers and soldiers
go who have beer engaged in the military
service OF the United States. ti)t 'd.
Belt enacted By the Senate and House
6f Representatives of the United STATES Of
America in Congress assembled, That each
Of the surviving commissioned and non.com.
missioned officers, musicians, md privates
whether regulars, volunteers, rangers, or mi.
litia, who were regularly mustered into The
service Of the United Ssules, and every off
Ger, commissioned and non. commissioned
seamen, ordinary. seamen, marine, clerk
and landsman in the navy. in any Of ,ths
wars In which this country has been eneag
ged since seventeen hundred and nineiy
and each Of the survivors, Of the militia, q
volunteers, or State troops OF any State D
Territory, called into military service, and
regularly mustered therein, and whose ser
vices have bsen paid by tho United State,
subsequent 10 the eighteenth day Of June
eighteen hundred and twelve, shall be cnti
lied TO receive aceftificete or warrant from
she Department, or The Interior for one hun
dred and sky acres Of land; and where an
oil those who have so been mustered int
service and paid shall receive certificate o
warrant, he shall be entitled 10 a acertiico,
Or orwurfant for such qua6,i,y OF land as vii
make, in the whole, with what he ma.
have hefetofote received, one hundred an,
sixty acres 10 each such person having ssrv
ed as aforesaid: Provided, The person s.
having been in service eishall not receive sal
land war, ant II II shall. appear by the mus
ter rolls Of his regihent OF corps thu, he de
serted, or was dishohorably discharged iron
| service. lsuOtoEiY pi2H tceisspd 9dF q
ifstc, ". And bea further enacted, Tia
lin case Of the death Of any person who,
living, would be ep;illed % . certificate 3
warrant as aforesaid under this act, ,leaviH
I "a widow, or, K no widow, a minor Child 3
childfrn, such widow. Of fno widow. d mi
! nor child or children, shal! be eeniisIed 10 10
: ceiye q acenfticsis Or warrant for the sam
quantity Of land that such deceased peFso
I would be entitled 10 receive under the pro
,''yisions Of this ACT i now living: Prbpidet
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
.P'a : Is 81 VOL No 49,

That subsequent marriage shall NOT impair
The right Of any such widow TO such warrant
if she be widow atthe time of1making her
application: .And, provided further, That
those shall be considered minors, who are
so a,iht lime this oct shall take effect,
SEC. 3. And,be ii further enacted, That in
no case shall ary certificate or warrant be
issiied for any service less lhnn,l a days lex
reptwhere the person shall actually I have
been.engaged in ba,Ie and unless The party
claiming such certificate or, warrant shall
establish his Or hei right thereto by record
evidence 0f said seryicegq sef'i no,eeDleell
Sfo|'4 hR7 bsif far'hsrd snaeted. Tin,
|transferfed. and Iocated BY the watfhniees.
Or tbeir heirs. tlaw, according 10 the pro.
visions Of existing laws regulating the as.
signmenE transfer, and location of bounty
land warranlsr iaiasaa9A lle4b q, ,,stlin,
SEC, g., And be il further enactek, That
no warrant issued under The provisions OF
this act shall be located on any public lnnds.
excep. such as shall at the lime be subiccl
10 sale at either ihs minimum or lower grad;
ualed prices ssa.rro, I'D ,leas II 10 ~
SEC, 5, And be il furiher enacted, That
The registers and receivers, of The several
land Offices shall be severally authorized III
charge und receive for lheir Services in, 10,
eating all warrants under she provisions oil
this act, the same compensation or per cen;
iage TO which they are entitled by law 70,
sales Of The public lands. for cash, al ,heiraIo
Of one dollar and wenly.c cents per acre
The said Compensation 10 be, paid by lheips.
signees or. holders Of such warrants. q, e.
SHc. =, And be il further enacted. 'Tha
the provisions Of This act, and al, lhe' bounty
land laws heretofore passed by CongFess
shall be extended TO Indians in The sans
manner and 10 the same exteni as il The ,sais
Indians had been white men,,
SEC. 8. And be il further tcndcied, Tha
the widows or officers and soldiers Of the
revolutionary war be entitled 10 the benef
of this act. .ipo,is sai ri nts'ru amHl.
SEC. 9, And be il further enacted, Tha
the benefits Of this act shall be applied 10 anc
embrace those who served as volunteers a
the invasion Of Plausburg, in September
eighteen hundred and fourteen. ii' Z II
SEC. l0t And be il further enacted, Tha
the provisions Of this &C. shall apply TO tht
chaplains who served with the army in ,h,
several wars Of the country.
| SEC, II. And be ii further enacted. ,Tho
the provisions Of This act shall.be applied Il
those who served as volunteers at the aliacl
cn Lewiston, in Delaware, by the British
heet,in the war Of eighteen hundred ant
lwelye,f(ieen. c.,syiane,o add .hr,f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
en- u HE'S.

Presbyterian. r. Wilkinson. Pastor
Services every. Sabbath morning, 10i o'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at "a O'Clock, at The
new Brick School-house in Middleportl nT igT'
D Methodist Episcopal l.-Rev.iS. G. Frarnpton
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab
baths. at 1Qt O'clock A. M, and, I p M-and a
the lower Church, Pomeroy, at O'Clock, P. NJ
every Sabbath.Ia .H!m1a aiI lG ejjbah iHy
Protestant Episcopal al--No services at present
New Jerusalem-No services. - ~
German MethodSt-Rev. ]. Pfetzing. Pastor
TSefyices every Sabbath morniDg, at 10 clock,
German Lntheran-Rev. p Held, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath mprning.i ia .aaigrI
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linz
sireet) Key. L. Thesis, Pastor. Services ever
Sabbath morning, at 10 o'cluck. y laiW .i15ai,
German Presbyterian ION Plum streeD D.-Rev
- - Pastor Services every Sabbath morn
Ing, tt0o'clock.aE9,ouG siJi .Ic. tja If
Roman Catholic7-Rev. John Albrinck, Priest
Services every Sabbath morning. '' 'H '.d'
h'Welsh Baptst-Peler Lloyd Pastor. Services
eYeIy Sabbath, at 10. O'clock, A NJ, and 6 P NJ.
Welsh hPresbyterian New Schodl) Rev. Johf
W Jones, Pastor. iServices,every Sabbath at II
WsIsh pMfss6yisssa M VIE 4 (6idsssSGor lnloha,T
'8WiIliams, Pastor. 56erqices every SaBbalhI atl
s''clockl A., apa6P M.,tlt,,, ~ J.i,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
Inconvenience Of Pride.
NJ THOMAS HOOD.

uunS sAgo! I9tHT fIYIs Tp TrB a icgmgI
There are several objections TO one.horse
vehicles. With lwo. wheels; they are dan.
gerous; and with four generally cruel invep-
tons, naxjng one animal with the labor Of
TWO. And, in either case, should your horse
see proper 10 die on the rond, you have no
survivor TO drag your carriage through the
res, Of The stage; orto be sent off galloping;
with The coachmap on his back for "a coad.
Tutor. .sdiuurt Ijg asa ~ .gao
Tha, was precisely Miss Norman's dilem.
ma. If horse couldbe soppesed 10 harbor
so deadly a.spi,e agains, his proprietor,
should believe the one in question chose 10
vent his animosi.y by breathing his last JUS,
at the spb, where !, would cause the mos,
annoyance and ndinconvenience. ,booa pa ut
| y H. was just at this momen, thal ! came up
with my gig, and knowing something Of the
lady's character, | halted, in expectation ol
scene, Leaving my own bay, l proceed
ed 70 assist Humphrey, the conchman,iI ex.
,ricotinc his horse, bu,Hhe rag Of roYalIline
WIS stone dsad. .asgla pin sasiiq gNl 9ysda
4.'t.If you please, sma'am, said Humphrey
Planlygini,be dead" The lady ucaulleesgcceeye
with the smallest nod ever made,
Two took off the collar, and The Bit out
and 90, un out o'harness entirely; but he; b
as lnanimale as his own shoes and ihe,in
formant looked earnestly at The lady 10 OBJ
serve The effect Of the communication. Bu
she never moved muscle; and homes
1 nik u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

The National lnielligencer sayswhen sus,
plcion was first suggested that the Gardiner
claim was fraudulepL Corcoran& a. Riggs d.
once notified The officers Of State thai lhere
were stocks to,,he amour, of $50, 1000 in
their hands, and Thai there was $4,000,
on deposit n N4%'Y6rk' Nj. CdItwin.
Seete,ary ofothe Treasury. Immediately dil
recled an attachment 10 issue, and ,hs,mun-
eylwas keptss tll abe case, wus adjndiea-
ted. These sums will now be reslYred ,e
the ,reasuryo Of ths United States. N
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
To be read by all who know they are owin

To be read by all who know they are owing
for their paper. er.aosoooA o. a3n'oi ~ 10 ~
x II pleasant to sit with one'swife, !ea
BY the light Of brilliant taper, II ',.'
% While ones dear companion for Iife'9A
ta Looks oyer the family PAPER n'a V1s
And now and then reads song or a story,
=, A marriage, or death, OF, a tragedy CORY. y.
To feel that ones nothing to do ret
Bufto sit and philosophize igfaxelr,Ia
s1a Each fnutderpus deed to- eschew---b . bnn
Applauding the editor bravely,h ge e'ual
For his tact and his talent, his sheas,uN
a92 Now waking to laughter--now moving II
tears. gHlcnryNF
u ig81rm adi ni agaGar aT-s7'aA90f1
5dI 0 happy the man that is blest ,,oor.asn,o
Witha wife who can tasiily read, r,s1
Who will give his newspapers no rest
Till its'itcmS haSeall' gone to seed;
Who oc1clains now and then as she prickS up tn
lrodO taper,.o .,trs .r,l jsl1pH --grol4
my dear, won't the printer want PAY for hi
y pap err, ,s go