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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

DUssELL W. wEsTCorT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
old Partisan mirrors velvet carpets rosewood parior
rosewood panofore elegant chan elers oil paintings
OF art tbs residence 1b2 West Twenty street
w. Wescot will SELL Tuesday December at O1s O'Clock,
the entire magnificent furniture Ac Of the above first
house. which has been recently furnished with the costly
and furniture most OF which imported made
order by sest Makers Catalogues will be issued Moo
day. and be obtained at T. Conovers l26 William street.
tho aactIoneer Parors-Eegant pearl inaid
mirrors ten feet loDe rich Administer velvet and Wilton
PETS velvet &c costly sod rosewood
parlor chairs large voare and gothic chairs
b cade, with slip covers one do. In embroidered tapestry,
imported rch with alp covers elegantly covered
behan eeeere pste front and back mounted orol solid
rosewood reception chss In tapestry magnificent
naid with pearl rosewood muc cabinet mirror back
ood centre and pier tables with mosaic and Egyptian
tops elegant and costly Sevres vases with valuable and ee
CANT coiecnn Of parnr ornaments bronze marble clocks
mou9tcd IN ormolu rich brocade and lace curtains gold
and gAss historical fruit flower pieces marine
We've, by eminent Foreign and native artists. Dnlngroom
Elegant extension tables magnificent dinner SGT Of III pecc
ruby and crystal cut glassware IN scs 70 match throughout
rich siverware, ivory snd cutlery Ac with yant
variety rosewood chamber furniture carved rosewood
mahogany bedseads l6 hair beds, splen
did narb top chamber suits richly decorated wood wash
stands sovres china toilet rosewood secretary bookcase
library do French plate oval mirrors rosewood nAho
invalid chairs dc with large assortment OF euamsed
copper and other kitchen uenss Also, yards English
CLOTH AL IN fine order prising altogether the desirable
and elegant collection offered auction this There
Will be 10 lostpoDement any account Stages aud
psss within few doors Of the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

d WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER.-THIs DAY, AT le,,
~. O'Clock McCAFFKAY WALTERS win sell, at aac
ton wareTooms rs Catherine street. household furniture
Marble tables bureaus and wsshsauds SOFAS chairs
m ktrs. feather eds har mattresses. bosters pillows and
comforers, &C. Also, to advances, rosewood
octave pia oioe, carpet piece cloth, gold chains
Watches pistols harness. chairs and silver Sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

Albert H. Nicolnys regular semi weekly auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place Monoay next the Sd
inst, at IAN O'Clock. at the Merchants Exchange
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of Frauce have been
made up to the 9Th Of November and by comparing them
with the previous the 1tn October they pre-
the following results:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

Value If al merch put on the market 81 BOO
10. dry goods 90. 6sl, li9
will seeu oy the table that coffee aud sugar
nearly oneauarer OF h total Of general iu
portr while miner ais form about eighth Of the whole
The balance Is made up Of the usual variety and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03
DICH FANCY GOODS AT AUCrIoN.-JoHN L. VAN

PICK FANCY GOODS AT AucTIoN-JoHN l. VAN
pe o Gn ca nss day 2's he s1s
Maiden lane rich aney goods ias received rom Paris
s who s.S az
perb vai o. groups, csnde5ras smue asu dsncess nix
stand: hansr. card receives Indian warriors
i ,ss h, ss. ", 5.y
on pedestal he goods Of he pS ever
sss whG
al al sno with S
designs rlch dinner coss card baskets bsuet
sns s b sss ws sds s% Ss @
nsnuneicry Sons. shefieid conl ing Of
Wing. Ss1s tss.
designs; auoT frames win oetes but.r dishes soooas
% sna .e u s &C. ,ao stand day
ba asoy a dag s And FL e
want as The movements arc warranted to be OF the drs class
CTuFrED BIRDs.-J L. yANDEwATER WILL SELL.
s n WIN snss .0od on wsnssds De
BIRDS single groups with sass shades cons,stna Of blue
heron different descriptions also small fancy birds
SBERTFF's sALE.-w. @ ALBURTUs AUorIoNEER.
Court s and az sress e g
general s.sormeni household irniuIe; he store 10
made cethns 70 coats, 10 pair Of pants, 200 vests Sale
1,UNIs M0RREII4 AUCrIoNEER CABINET MAKERS.
O'clock q street Dealers and privsse parties Mi
ment should occur Ills Stock being Of fancy caouss ssr
unfortunately alter which very excellent par amber
led Also, French plate mirrors silver plated goods paint
Dgs mattresses china, ac n -tnyoces received
y upon which advances made. Pianos &C., which
consisnee satisfaction. Sales sc,led Immediately.
n N. coSNAgGHToN, AucTloNRER, WILL SELL
on Tuetday Dec T. at 01i O'Clock ~ his store las prug
street. without OF household furnture
oh Of sui Of psrSr
Wool black walnut aud mahogany bureaus washsaat aud
sold on &C count OF whom II may concern.
WHIIAMT. BOYD g. co, AUCTIoNEERs STORE
lg7 William street sl00 600 worl, paintings and
s,avngs Tor holiday presents w. T. Is. Co. viii SELL
Monday evening Dec s. at o'clock Chatham street
spienddio OF oil paintings and ensravnss be auay framed
WILLIAM 7. BOYD co, AuorioNEgRs-oN THIS
~ day at the auction room, 1877 William street, iOis
ocock sale OF furniture carpeing, dc sofas chairs
ZION dining tables do side stands aod
cottage bedseads, BEDS mattresses couchcs do beds bu.
feaus paintings crochery, socks splendid OF
also Of useful articles he balance OF lie re-
cever goods, jewery, &C., witches, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
AT BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET WIZ. tx SOLD
~ every Monday and "wednesday a. II O'Clock variety
double harness, saddles 40, &r JOHN a 6ATFiEID
proprietor A. Q. FUTILE, Aucsionccr.
A NY PERSON POSSESSING FAST, STYLISH. coon
and young horse neat Ac. worth about 500 asi
very liberal offer Of good lots 10 choic and fast
pesshb hood on I'VE mites nom The cny Hat. Adiress
top second hand carriage, two leather top light Wagons
All IN frst rate order Ao two light without and
cheap coach, ct % Edr dRe street, between roodne and
Grand. -
SLEIGHs, sLEIGHs.-A lot OF ORDWAY FLNERs
- celebrated make Of sieiehs OF the materials steel
ots and equal 10 any for siye workmanship durability
oRDwAY EL1ER
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO., ,AUcrIoNEERs:-oFFIcs

uENRy II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTI0NEERs.-oFFICs
Ii ~ sassau street -Bcauiful Of rich fancy gooo
works OF art IN marble and bronze superb clocks
AT their store 10 Nassau street Friday 4 and Wcdnes
day. 9TH Lecemher a 0ts O'Clock each day and vain
able tmen OF very chce fancy goods Including iy
cases Of marble goods the recent importation OF O. B. Paudo
sot oos'g 500; real ormoui, black marble clocks. hne
wrrk< do oil superb 10 Ave ect
high slfo E uscn, Mcdic and 1oan vases s,an
AIRY representing various anuques, with glass shades tho
map,cpieccs zIss q Adrian, Isrcuaasum, and Pompel
Also largo assortment Of french ases ricbv
painted which in tbs Crystal Palace rich "a
from Paris Chrisiophe SILVER ise warmers cssers
spoons gilt work bon boxes ~
styles just received from Paris and other very bea
goods sale without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

j. WALDRON. AUCTIONEER.-H. q. EVANS WILL
Continue We sale OF nrs at tho store 62 William street
ney OF CedAr at O O'Clock MondAy Dee 3. and
day during The week un ths whole This agnncent sock
sOd consisting cApes vctNrines cufs mufs,
genemens gloves and ovarH and variety q sexh robes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

T JANGDON SMITH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TORY
81 sale Of geniee household furniture, pianoorte To-
Monday at 0 O'Clock at house 4o2 broome street.
CO.. Will sell ss above the entire furniture Of family elm
.ash deposit will required Of every purchaser and
aric to be removed on he day OF Ia OF
erior rosewood pianoore In perfect der having
used but short e two sui Of solid rosewood paror fur
nilure French brocste beautifully carved; rosewood
corner whatnots music sands quarteuc and other fancy
bles usseis three ply and ingram carpes stair and hall
French plate pier glasses oil painting mante cos rich de-
coated china vases isce and damssk window curtaina
French shades, dc Dining furniture made
tension dining liable sofa chairs arm do rockers large -
and crockery ware, tea and coffee service, &C.
Shamber fur ntureRoe wood and mahogany nedseads
he top bureaus and washsanda bair matresse palases
beds 6eddss spring seat and cottage chairs DO rockers
Also the usual assortment Of kitchen furniture Csta
log at the house on the morning Of sale.
MORTGAGE sALE-THIs DAY, DEC. g. AT 401 BROAD
M basement, at IL A. NJ, consisting OF two cold silver
Itchers kpgsh beer pump, silver mouated; three oval
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

UNWILLING HOUSE AT AUCTION-THURsDAY DEC
IL g, at II O'Clock, ut the Merchants Exchangerhirty
fourth ST. eeThe four story kpgh brown
front house And lot No iS9 West Thirty fourth street,
Ikbed with all the odern improvements and complete
der gas furnace water coses &c to be p'syey sold 70
Get inches deep. $500 remain mortgage. By
RlAk MILLER, o0foe No 81 Wall street, basement OF
Merchants Banking Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

yUsNrrp-sooo To son FOR ruE repw or arr
w months hair Interest allowed share proals This
norey be invested In hrokersSe business Best references
wllb be kiyen. Please address W ~ H. Herald odloo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURG. A GHNrLEMAN AND
- biz wife two single gentlemen
With pleasant with full board lady IN q
private family; houe nivi ion avenue minutes walk
terences REQUIRED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03
/ uorIoN Nor1cR GREAT SALE or MAGNIFICENT

A MAENIFIDENT
"a diamonds jowe'ry. waithes close concern
WARD eoHEkCk viii sch auction, auesd,y, VI lYS
O'Clock q, as sales room g Wall magnia ensss aens
brooches pins. esrrmis finger rines listers and single
stoned all elegsny mouped In eighteen and twenty
double dners patent sad de,sced levers cnroaometos
&C., &C. by ireung U viper, J0s johnson, Dent
Beesey and o her distinguished nakers Also tn
Voice ct caueo. en'e aud Roman sale hracel-s pius
and earrings gold pus h srrngs es guard
foh csDs &C. all positively be sold without reserve 70
tic business " importing house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- vile. Alsu. partial board for single gentleman.
dress stating terms, hich must BIO strictly Econo
my, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

n D. NASH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 BROAD
-. sheriHs sale ola large subsaus
Monday, Dec g. at 1913 o'clock the The
q tehh street. East the elegant steamer st. Lawrence
her engines boilers machinery tackle, apparel and furn
tute. 6c.. Ac
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BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND MS
- Wife, down town preferred any where between Droome
and tranhlin srees Would prefer private family. Ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

HUTCH BuLBoUs ROOTS AT AUCTION. II. L. VAN
- pEWAIER win sci this day, at lg o'clock at the sales
" Maiden laue III Of Van Waveren SONS
roots The comprise general assortment, suitable for
private parties, to be sod by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

4 UGH, NO1ICE-CkOUKERY GLASS AND CHINA
~ by j BART EtT, suctioneer -Tuosde bee 4, NJ
10 O'clock a. 81 Pearl street. perenploy sale OF s best
W u. blue BBd common huAdred packages glass
cutlery are china vssos and tea SETS Ave
Ia toys lot Of coning in lots suit city and country deak
era.
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III EHhY b: LEkDs 4 co.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III H. LEbDs co Will sell by auctnn a Tuesday De
eember md "Wednesday December q q TX ooook each
evening" II the gallery 64s bsdwav aey Occupied by me
Lus edorf cnecn splendid ooilscnn OF oil oainiugs
(eug The opening eaie o. the gallery he pr3
pesiy gentleman Of this city elected by hun during biz
lave v 10 lcuope. The. have e1hbe In hts
1niry aL0 VIII bo found examination, not su
kerim collection sale In this city many years.
Tine collection c0nprses no Of e highest class pciuras Ia
rich gilt sDes and cUnains works OF the fo~ng
aud modern masters, viz Alban0, Carlo Uolc, del
6uiao Berghep, van GARD Carrie sork Sotaksn Wander
he c0llec NJ Lckford OF lond NJ Pyraksr 10 also
by Bocdmgon Wright OF Derby. smith hichs ter Wilson,
Barrett alden SiAuded Slayer aud many celebrated
We particularly lnvie friends and public
examine Ibis truly elegant collection hey he exhiht
ted during the week previous tho sale o Monday 18th
bst sbovo Ladies particularly invited 10 eyamInc
them, and 70 attend the sale on tho evenings nsmei
u WILSON, AUCTION EEK.-wE WOULD GALL AT
III attention the annual fall sale OF boots. shOes AMI
casee) Tuesday December 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ
he "a beetman street. Great Inducements viii be
offered at this sale 10 close up fall invoices ~
'FTo' A. y. GALS, "a Beekman street.
HENRY n. Harris. JR-, NREs'
sale OF cloths cassimeres vestirgs, ninis turs go
Mondhy Iecemner I'd ~ l0 O'CLOCK at store No So Pine
street, HLNhY b. bkRrs JK, viii sell. above large
cassineree and vesnas SATIN. silks sanets overa
6c; eso, large lot OF fur capes vcnrlues cuffs NUTS tip
pets egh robes 6c suitable for the aud
well worthy tho attention Of the trade Catalogues ready
uO sale
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ROARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND MS wTyE, AND
- two or hree single gentlemen, be with
pleasant roems furnished unfurnished, noderate
price. by applying at 253 Sixth avenue
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CHINA AND GLASS, SUIT ABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ y. j. WALDk0r. anc oneer "A. g. EVANS, NO 90
Pearl 70 Get viii sel on Tuesday Dec al 10 O'clock in ad
dhion 10 the usual assortment OF and
arge assortment Of deco ated French china
loanes. motto coees, toys md glass; in lots 10 suit pu
chAsers.
NANAL BOAT JOHN 6ON.-THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK
~ on board foot OF ey street, the boat completely housed
in and admirably suited for selling oats, potatoes market
truck from during the winter. Perfectly tight aud ready
use W. A. CARTER Auctioneer, 81 Deg street, of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

= G. HORTON, AuCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
W. ~ IL O'clock IN trout Of the store 81 Cedar
brcsdway enc last rc,ig horse, with and harness.
without reserve. -
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AT BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET, VIII. liz SOLD
~ every Monday and "wednesday II O'Clock variety Of
, sMaoe ior ~, purposes AIso wagons, sngc and
- opretor. A. G. TUT1IE. luctiopcer.
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Terms Of se-7en this day and the balance before
tao O'Clock % 1ha insetes bonds
with ee cisrsed the purchaser. regular on Thurs
| DAY, Lee g..
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BOARD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS COM
munlcaI furnished unfurnished for gente,nen
Ncr wyes with board in fret cas- house with a.! The
utes' wa of South ferry; sing gent nei
Inquire at "a henry street, between AmIy and Congress
Dinner nj 6 o'clock
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
yflisttllantous.
-s =a-> ~ .=z-s-ss- -.-s-s -
Claude Pierre.

ny l.. ". L -

They were bitters tears that h,,le
Claude shed, as ne gazed on the cold,
chanseless face, and saw the coffin lid
closed down forever. The clods fell
with a drear, hollow sound, tha, made
the heart ache, and the cold cnils qulv .
er through the trembling boys frame.
"Come little one" said the kind old
sexton, as he smoothed over the newly
made gravc-"its getting dark we must
CO.
Where 2 asked Claude tearfully. --
The old man had seen many a poor or
phan weep by the grave side, had listen
ed to many deep wall Of sorrow over
the dead he was covering, but never yet
had his heart been touched, as when the
low childish query, "where 2" uttered in
all the anguish Of despair, and loneli
ness, came from those young lips.
Have you no home. child r. said th'
old man, as he wiped away atear, and
took the little thin hand in his own, Il
lead him away
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Little.

Everything IL beautiful when il Is la-
lie, except souls li,lle pgs, litlle lambs,
little birds, lI,le kittens, little children.
LluIc mortyn.boxes OF homes are zen
orally the most happy aud cozv; lile!e
villages are nearer 10 being atoms oi a
shattered Paradise than anything we
know Of. Little fortunes bring the most
content, AMI little hopes the Las dlsap
poinlment.
Little words are the sweetest 10 hear.
aud little charities fly far'hest, aud STAY
the lonccsl on the wing. I.ille lakes
are tie stllLest, IiUte hearts the fullest,
aud tstle farms t-e cs, t,lleI. LluIa
books arc the most read, aud It'll, songs
tue dearest lovci
.ind when Nature would make an,
thing, especially rare and beautiful, She
makes il little; little peafts, Iiule d.a.
moads, little drws
Aagur's l. u no.iel rraytr, bat then i
is llttie prayer, III! the burden Of the
petition IS Iof little. Tie Sermon on the
Mount IS lutte, but the last Dedication
discourse wal an hour. The R2uaQ
sud, re,t rtit vict-l aw--con-
.qaefed--I Ut dispatches NOW a.Iays a.e
niger than the battles they tell Of.
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NO. 30.
Sti,k to some one Pursuit.

There cannot bc d greater error. ,Ann
to O' frequently changing cue business.
II any man wrll look around and notice
w'o hare cot r,ch, ana vb have NJ, out
Of tho he started III life With, he- vtil
fnd that the successful haze ue. t,
some one pursuit
Two lawyers, for example, begin TO
prnct'c. ut the sane ti,nc. Oae dcvotes
his whole mind TO his profession. lays tn
slowly, a stock OF legal learning. ani
watts patiently. il may be ior years. un.
I'll he gains aa opportunity TO sbow h,s
superiority. The other, tirtug Of such
slow work, dashss into politics, Gcncr.
ally, a, the end of twenty years. It" lat.
ter will no, be worth penny, while tho
former will have handsome practice,
aud coun, his tens OF thousands in bank
stock or mortgages.
Two clerks attain majority simul,a-
neously, One remains with his former
employers, or at leas, in the same line OF
trade, a. frs, on small salary, then on
a larger. until finally, if he Is merltori-
Gus, he is taken ir,o partnership. The
other thinks it beneath him to fill sub.
ordinate position, now tha, he has become
man, and accordingly stars IN some
other business, on his own account, or
undertakes new hrm In the old Inc OF
trade. Where does it end Oneu III
insolvency, rarely in riches, To this ev.
cry merchant can testify.
A young man is bred a mechanic. He
acquires distaste Tor his trade, howcv-
er, thinks il is a tedious way to get
ahead, and sets Oh, for the West or Cal
liornia. But, In most cases the same
restless, diseonten.e and speculative
spirit, which carried him away a, first
renters CO nlinuous application at any
one place irksomc TO him, and 80 he goes
wandering about the word, q sort ei
semi.cv,iized Arab, and really vagran,
in character, and sure to dia insolveni. -
Meanwhile, his fellow apprentice, who
has s,aid At home, practising economy
and working at his trade, has grown
, C mlor,able in circumstances, aud IS,
perhaps, citizen q: mark
There are 1nen OF ability in every
walk oil life, who are notorious for never
getting along, Usually, it is because
they never stick 10 any one business --
!, JUS, when they mastered one pursuit,
and are on the point OF making money
they change il Tor another, which they
do 10. understand, and IN little while,
T. wha, li,,le they are worth IS lost forever
:. We know scores Of such persons. Go
wheie you will, yoa viii generally find
4 that the mea who have failed in life are
those who never stuck 10 one thing long
Phil tedger.
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How they read the Newspaper.

Il rs proof Of the variety Of human
development 10 notice persons reading a
newspaper.
Mr.. General Intelligence frs: glancrs
a, the telegraph. then at The editorial
and then goes INTO the correspondence.
Mr.. Sharper opens with stocks ard
markets, and ends with The advertise.
ments for wants, hoping 10 find a vtct'in.
Auat Sukey first rrads the sier,es. aud
then looks TO sco who Is married.
Miss Prun looks a, the marriage col-
umn !irst. aud then reals the stores.
Mr.. Marvellous is curious TO see the
list of accidents, murders. and the like.
Uncle Ned hunts up the funny things,
aud laughs with a will.
Madame Gossip turns TO the local de-
partment FOR her thunder. and having ob.
tanned that, throws the naper aside.
Mrs. Friendly drops the first tear OF
sympathy over the death column, and
then next over the marriages; lor, says
she, one is about as bad as tAe other,
Mr.. Politician dashes into the tcc.
agraph. and from that into the editorial
ending with the speeches alluded TO.
Our literary friend is eager for nice
composition from The editor, or some
kind correspondent, After analyzine
the rhetoric, grammar, aud logic OF the
production, he turns a careless glance a
the news department, and then takes tt
his Greek, perfectly satisfied
The pleasure-seeker examines tn,
programmes Of the public entertainments,
and decides which will furnish him ,h,
greatest amour, of amusement.
The laboler searches among the wants
for better opening in his business, an,
but enough; an extension Of the lis
is useless. There is jus, as much differ
ence in readers a, in n-anything.
But the worst is yr. to come. II eacI
does not find column or less o. his pc
cuiar liking, the editor has Of course
been lazy, and is unworthy Of patronage
Oh, who wouldn', be an edi,or'
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~-.~---aa. IiPIoG. Iowa.
Ihis liote isg . New House which va ina.
upenen .or the reception OF que .ts on the is, Of
ny. ,eoo. II is large and commoaiops and ;e
provided with entire rev furn;tnra ~, . ama -
mas been spared which will add TO the comsnr,
''' convenience Of the travelling public.
JOHN III. RIREIEv.
PrOpricl0r.
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potttp.

~
r r the Advertiser.
My Home.
coIPisED IL MISS ELLEN II. COOK.
Ny hame IL in IL "A,
Where the Wild flowers grow
Where TIE prairie wolves howl
And the bright waters aow.
Where tue perfume os The Wild rose
Is borne on the air.
And the marmnrieg strsam shnws
Tha. Joy rel -aeth there
Where At evening ID; bree1N,
Softly comes DER the lea,
And it sighs through the trees,
Oh, Iowa for me,
Where the notes Of the wild bird
Sound. sweet to tho ear
Aud its songs may be heard
Until winter il near,
Ny dearly loved homes
Near river 50 wide
That the waters flow on
Like the svel.of the tide.
tTis the broad Mississippi
That sweeps through the west
Near the home Of my childhood,
love it the best.
ELLA.
Big Rock, Iowa. June %. '55.
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Big Rock, Iowa, June p. rs.
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B1- What par, Of a young lady dress
can assist her when in distress Her
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