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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

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,,r.se he ss.ssd s ,b.ss r,,prietof ana
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Iii Ia ,..,ysa az pisDsf- ~ ihs Principals Myi go
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sseh iii e1ops tho year Entire ot1ts per sss0, 20.
psysbr opsalf Ia adYanrs tbs bAans' AZ th ooss on So
20 Inn Yor parfiruiu information patrons wiz anhy W
lettor &, KTDDEH, PIfncipd. Oweso, iiofhCo v
HTfTpgScr IL ado % The folio rnt gentlemen I1s NJ
" n Cgulna Oyseot tho Rev. r. g. Hoy, " o"9soi y.
natsoD Ksa Owssoi the Hon A. Hezelss Jainssosa .n'
lion J. g. ffoyt Buffalo, T. Fauar, Esq oc n7sn' no..
o. r. DaeRstf ID d., Canaan agua. Prot hgo't
Coego The Row o. H. Gregory DID, "ef roy s' 49,, ~.
NJ Badger ID d. Ne~Yorki Prof A. nrAy, bi"1lyu @
Seminary tho Rev r. L. Cleveland ID D. New
tho Rev T. X Fernden, Ellington, Conn fr.IN
TYLER and Srell Amherst College; the Rev Dfs SLOW
PSrk Anioyer Theooxcal Seminary the Row JoPn = SN'
d. D. BOSOM the Rev. Charles Naikrr, DID, ftSio'o -
" g. Wi.ion Eaq. Battieboro Vt; Pro Alien ana Sni-'
Lane Seminary Ohio; the Hon. William Daring heaHns'
IA she Hon W. Ri ey Smith, MwspNee Wis me hey -
H. Dans Alexandria b. C. the Rev. 4 T. Humphrey d.
Dauyiile, ny.
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furnaces, Ranges. Sc.
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RI AvsoEN AND COUNTER sOAlfs
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80. -. -. - J. MORRIS. Marshal
rI,HpMAS pUGAN hcSs leaye "a inform the
49,. a Nis lac ys;'e- THOMAS DlGAN tast he rs,
.,eese q Ais Aus'pcs GENERAL. NnNh FAAfh, a'
-. ars q tAer sraoss al bssacAes q hs Business S isre
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
EyENlNG FIRE. SCHOOLS; - EvEaiNG

hsrsb, svsn tia, rvENIHG sOf1oYs m tho education Of
apprrntr,s otor whose ayocsons p'eyan hsi a.
,endua 'h. Dsy schools will be opened or MONDh ~ En-
mo Oct All o'clocs fof term 81 twelve wears, Va t1e
room. tho Mslo Departments d the following 'cho'
irt " ard schoolfIou.c No - ~ and 10 Grceuwichr
INth Ward scioo. HOno No. ~ Jsu'rs1,, near h'thHm
Nth " ard school.iiouse Nc. a. coz North ho''e ana
yI,h wsrd :hocl. uou.e No %. Elm St Leonard.
With Ward School House. Nc. 81, MoDToet neaF Mont
With ar school House. No 49, Cls,kes Bronze
IXth Yard school House No 3 cor Hudson and Grove s
Nh Ward School. IIo No. 90 Ludo T-r Deancy
Nth Ward School House, No. 10, 5thst., neH A. {.
Xilth Ward School House, No. So l25th 81. II iren.
Nth Ward school House, No 70 10th I" Carmsnsyu'
Xyth Wsrd school House, No. IS, ljthst near 6h-sv
XyI;h Ward school.Hotse, No II lhhs, near 8th'av
XYIiIh Ward School HOUSE, 70 10 sSths near 9d,as.
.XXth Maid School. House, No. ., Sth st. near 9ha'
XXIId W,ri SCHOOL, iouse. No q tins. near stl.s. ~,
EVENING SCHOOLS or tho Ed CATION OF EENALt'S:;
Nocs .o iven that Evening Schools for the OF
he Pem.le Departments Of following School Houses;
LIST Wsrd SchoolHouse Nc. ~ q ana % Greervy1chsf
IVth Wsd School House No D. J,unes-s,. Cha'h.n
With Ward School House Nc 81 nsst Dtoouis'
Xth Ward schcolIIcuse 10 a. Ludlow near De!a1cy'
XIVih ward SehooH ouse No p, Merion, near fnnee'
XVIII " i s,hool Iiou'e No. 49, l3,h-st near s!a az.
Nv III ard schooi-House, No - 2hh'si, near Sha''
XtIIIh y ad schoo,-House No. 40, 1oth, near zdav.
XXIId Ward School House, Nc. B, fotb-st near sihaT
1oo for Colored People (aes and females VIII also De-
cured SchcoHouss in Lsurenss between urand aud
Bfaoune-st1.. the time.
Fxp-re@d Teachers have been engaged and everything
odet fhaf m BE- required conduct these schools, and
Fr e-ou instruction plpls, free OF charge Appcs.
ton duion must b. mao at the echoohoom IS soon IS
the Schools opened. Il, =,
A -f ious term O.. ane weeks vii commence on ne 81
c'5 q Js1ue,y $50. ,. 80 t, E-,o. School.
WA JC\Tc Is FLORENCE MCCARTHY,
HfNHY 7. West WEST; rt a !; fE Dry
Neu.YcrL Ssp.ruhur, 1855.
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u,prIY IrnpOHTUNATE.-How of,ea ri.

rl,RUI.N lrNFORTU NATE.-How of'en "a ~
sd n thpo who,s hair prsnaiutey s,y o. - "a
% 10 all such lss o. s,y thai cur hAls tbohs -
al sser yosree ysuf Ora, t.r 20 10 estora ooief
ncu, s,lne pA srd produce an entae nee gvs'E -
ssasy esa esss ren ard na, har casss 40. ss xsss
r,, h., ~, s.i Gal, al yoc ,Ty tss RtuhNhet
49, yss va, ,ssa ssJ ,ss have tesd oee si,'s sso
sssesy yo- pr 90 prce = p~' e5as
% ..s by ~ - te sal s'7Aa"s5' nc" KsIoBs = %
A., \, ,es AGO. JAMS coeDfb, re. Ia @h"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
Heal estate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SALE-The three hrst-class
~ HOUSES nd Lots in West l4hst Also the hr'tcls-s
ouory storeolt EOUSE aud LOI situated or the
opast corner OF exnctou-,v su9 kFr-s Alsr the two
story and .ic dorbe HOT Sc situated a Nos IS and % rack
. Ee of House 50 feet by about 40 feet deep SIZE oil
M "a ~ by 81 feet deep For and further particulars
apply to BAKER / WEEKS, Auctioneers, No Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
Clothing.

EUREKA, EUREKA !-FORD's EUREKA
II SHIRT universally worn by the cn.ns Of tho Unitet
sates also by Adsocracy Gentry Heichanh T,shssmea
and People efay Of Europe the British Colonies iDda cas-
China &c beiog mIyaled for ia superiority OF ny .an
pattern arc rsbi y. MaDuf.ctud sud s9d Gully ~ Nj
FORD No. 42l Broadway N. y shifts aud Collars loAde
order
NALL FASH 10 Must finished elegant
j FRENCH SILK HATS at TIRE o" mice Of ~, usss ga
for - and durable hat, % D. BRO Nm ze oenot
VOUTHS and CHILDREN CLOTHlh1 'Jf
i sI ages from three to twenty years. q WhoLtsALE
J. Y. CLOSE, BAILEY L Co., No y Pnk-pbsss . q
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ci-, Of n. fo,.h yps on Monday Sept ~ The Gymnasium
Is pay of the first class divided into two depart
eps sr rec yns but twenty boys each The studies oega
b the simplest clements and embrace the most inran'
Rngbh studies Of Mathematics, French L'tn oreex
Book keeping Drawing and Manu-, OF Arms The whoe conss
mo details OF which have basn arranged with great care ena
% which tho special attention OF parents inyted IeSai
x wears but oils nay ben In class for when they e
ard The school rooms thought 30 have nitc nnusn pro-
vision r the comfort aud health Of the pult Parents VINO
s their sous both industrious and 70 accomplish so
uq others invited 10 call At the sc aer sep
~ber address letter to the Rector at any ne Ipee
sre now several vacancies. , ,.,,
B-The present members " thu School are invited 90 %
SIN their studies on the FIRST MONDAY OF SOFTEN SE 4
n volurteer. will be inforinsy instructed satntousy th
the .puua opening OF School 1hc Report for the s year.
Study be had the ocs Of tho
Treasurer of the An erican Bible Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

DROP. X NJ. BROWNS SCHOOL, No. 69j
1 Rrosdvay will rsopeu on MONDAY, sept 10. Tbs
School eons three depamcEis covering wide range o.
studies The beans with first principles ard the tnn,
al b.vipg n Il rmerly Profe in Of colleges
ss The higher clsss 81 the useful and practical
OF college education
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

Ia. Language snd Lna,Afufr, IL opan fH az KHpADh'
NgET To- NJ IIOOL nun 10 t0t A. NJ. Ills French Evening
vi be resumed al bic feadonfo, No W." 'tb g.
on tho TIHBT MOnDA' October Address -
D.. CuAniiEn. ia. No. II West l'ib'si.
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hANIfL T.. nACON' BEIECT SCHOOL Tor
InOya ~. IN hh. t1ats L. y@sn'T IN tbs Ran'"
.ps,,ss ., ..J the rasJ The R'py l4'p- !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

AT PRIVATE SALE A beautiful fertile
N FARM or75 sTss of IN the highest ssle o. eutva
,oe a. miles tom Newyofk On the fam here tine ne
cus4 Pam .rd all tho necessary outbuepgs, abundance
Fruit Of kinds; also choice vineyard u some D" grape
WINS tor t-rCns AID fGrther par &c UlaTs spply 70
RAKt r 1 WE IS. AuetioueeIs 70. Pine-st.
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YNPTR-H1Y3IYGS MANDATORY in

~ &c Dc Eo-s of e-sSEas in the business S.sse ory
S17l - tse STORE NO Aoi ''ha'
-. y & nrRNEE 4 -. ". Isl PeArlS.
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n Y
NTkQI ne shs- ~. VII ss pIiv,te sale ne Co,ioa
,-ssrsas / Iozas rEgss. FeAeTs, ~ CSds pIAWEs
F(tsr, SceSsTs sl.uS fTsae 10 DAnio;tA SY1anlns
Frs-,es Ds.-S 81 Nue. WArnus Mil sid Eee.IS 9Ane,
n 49, gee-ss oI nsnuaotarnf; a. n Eoca
u~tsrf ar'sF TIE NJ DWeliue hoa~e stand, o. eae
s-xr MI i,Shs rem azi Perpelsa lease Inquire OF
sIlRRF RTKTiNr Ai-,n,.irAfof, No - w sIrenTt, up
..,-. a. yOgN L. ErDL sY Attorney, No ~ NssSsu-s
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CERRERo's DANCING ACADEMY Madame
1nstrutticn.

A BEAUTIFUL ART EASILY LEARNED
n DRAVING snd MONOCHROMATIc PAINTING
from NATURE e. TAUGHT BY 10 snthor, M Woo, at his
residence PSI eh-sv IudiydnA instruction bong 81 So
new pupils enter dails. Cal and zee sPet7- Is
DOYS SCHOOL-Mr. TYNGs SCHOOL, at
ID No 81 i5ths. vii reopen on The SECOND ~ tspAi N
September Terms per wear Eunbe, lisited to 2.
ID FRENCH SPANISH .ud CLASSICAL BOARDING
ara DAY SCHOOL, foi Young Gentlemen No ~ A-av.,
corner So MARI ?sss vii reopen On hONoAf' sapis1
bsJ 10
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RARE CHANCE.

=. weT stAb,h ed ard nicely fted.up Tool Store, with
,m. coo veneDt aud very profitable Mandatory attached
10 irs,r location AID yeiy cesp rent Lease two AID
70 1Yn The has confined to the Tool
bvs5e. bat can extended prJaby toto General Hardware
sDo 6ouse Furnishing. Perfectly satisfactory reasons gyen Tor
.lirs Fo- terms sppy the mse' No ~ Green
-ob AZ ore door from stbav, \. y or Of SHIN ERICk
NALCOLMS Plane Msnniseto.y and Tool Store, No. lj3
Hyrrie-sy Brookyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

Ghanses Tor BuoineeS aleu.

a GOOD GRANGE ~ MAKE fORIl Nh
n A { PIN ~pOSr - LET and SIOCk ~ SALh a.
NJ as A.v AZ AZ aoerenden; wstune can q "a .11
49, PAR.OES sn5 = BEDROOM 90 the 6ir door
. Nc ~ ftsT--st
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y HAMILTON. A. NJ, is prepared to give

O-PAUL DYRSEN Professor OF the GERMAN Ian
GUAGE continues give distraction Of bis house. No no
Greenwich &C., or schools and pupils residences comeno
ps again for tie Monday next September TO- App
30 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

Il wich. Conn LEWIS HOWE. A. 81, Principal Nun
Der limited tweuty TIE Winter Session viii CONNIE ace
MONDAY Nov e. ard continue = weeks CIcEASs constn
ing fu i,rr Lay obtained application thu Pm
era.
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ms Al ''s' h cHARTEs e. MORGAN New-BodfOrd.


IN OF JEWELRR.-A well e-tsolished yEM Ebk1 SIu6I'
y fr.,.-se location the City Of bR0OkLNN for SALE
rh sx,t,-es good viii and ease with without the stock
Rare chs1ce practical the reps mig alone wl sy
IL e1pez Apply ;he prsmisss 2f tu'toos Brooklyn
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III NTW-yTnF ORD ~ SALT.-The subscriber odcrs Tor
s.e s sc Eging :-siei Wslst erected hout itree
va, s:sP Is. M.nv..cr-v o. HsuCug Papers The badlns
81 w. three sore. ka leo feet 10 length sn1 - feet
,se via en ssioir-g huSins story high % feet oy >
feet Tss ot Is 20 re-; ~ 100 feet with shets iof SICK
~, - 49, esro-errne horse power and the rooms
~ .--s.e r terr warned BY There sre Grinding
Pr.r Cueaserirs an3 Printing Machines together with
v.;v OF Block Pras TIE premises situated IN the IN
,eps ycaify the TEiToG and II every way ere wen n
en- se for the above sny o;er manufacturing business fo
terns Al o,her in form sjSl S1Py 70 - . =.
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n t
IA Of ROOMS for families, with FULL BOARD. Also
ROOMS single Gentlemen. Trsoent Bosrders accomno-
dated The above House recently changed hands ana gone
throp.h a thorough course repsrs aud RENOVATION
Mrs. r. BROWNING. Proprietor.
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EOk SALE.-HOUSE and LOT No I4l Bridge

I'Of SAIL Or 10 LII al hstorih-a nsw 2
i ,iop sad ttil DDrsY viii LUTl oi"NOi ~. ga u
lses 49, bstw essssy and is 'f'ssHtt 90 tina us
psi q. es.ao ilsfasd.,sy AIRY a. 30 u r'sssi 70
ia o. fflat tdes.
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Boar6 dno Rooms.

B.osdgay-Hanasomely furnished, airy and neatly kept
ApARqMENIS can now be Ubained with without board
by the meal day week. served In dining o rooms
on the mos reasonable terms Rooms from ~ to so
week. No chargc for baths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

4 AJrREL BANK SESfINARY.-The subscriber
can be seen the house OF the Rev Heman Bangs No |
Aen for he uurpese OF giving nfJr nation concerning aud
RECrII ING APPLICATIONS FOR STUDENTS at Laurel
boa,c and tuition in the English brinche' fl0i and
r iii ober branches Of rstrue ion including the above, -
s,abe, j. A. BARLOW
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L'OE SALE or 70 LEI, Win or Without Tue
Il Cropsl-A ? sasstt RESIDENCE at Jamaica l. l.,
ytneu Il the 2arosd Depo; ,nd good schools and churches
c.ns Of Is scre o. 6r,r4te Land asubstans .ua
mos DIS Honae. ocnrsGng eleven parov with tsh
cenp,s tod doors and bic lies ase courtyard with
cltce ys,ie'y yocng fruit = tFses 30
e an hruhbery srna and earns house and excellent
sster Apply 70 NJ. kINGsB RY. No Spruce n. Y
OF 20 II. NJ EAGIE N the promises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

n NLN o
IN ur - and ~ desires to secure BOARD Tor
the Wihte 10 pv family whore there Is eas aud pain
hs farms n az. be very moderate For the sake Of consena
.iaons yery simre f.Te will be accepted. Two rooms
sn be be also closet room and Pafio open
~ their use The g~ntierDan dimes down town 'nts 4ih
40 ss Sd ana 7fhay No reply will he noticed which
IL, NOT and whether vito or Woeut us
od light The family viii rot be in town before me Ntn 9l
5resa M L. J., Tribune Once
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-02
Patent Brick.

THIS brick is made of bank sand, and
one twelfth lime. The best stone lime is
used in dry-slacked state, mixed with
the sand when just damp enough to pre-
ven, dust from rising When the mixture
is prepared, it is put into machine, pre-
pared with mould and press, which gives
form to the brick. When taken. out they
are piled up in the sun to dry, and con-
stantly increase in solidity until they final
ly become perfect sandstone. The form
of the brick is also peculiar, being four
inches deep, five inches broad, and ten
inches long, with cavity in the centre SIX
inches long and one and half inches
broad and extending through the brick
Material is saved By this cavity, and walls
are made more perfect shields against heat
or cold, by the strata of air always between
the outer and inner edges of this wall
These brick can be made for $50 per thou-
sand, and one thousand is about equal TO
three thousand ordinary brick. They are
smooth like pressed brick. and viii make
most beautiful walls. Their duribility has
been tested at the Smithsonian institute,
and strong testimonials Of their value, Civ.
en- to the inventor By men Of science and
eAt's'l a'siies ss s.,iessasnca ess ssI e4ss 3
aS...s -. - 3 =. q
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-02
G9e poet' s Golnnl1r,
FIRMNESS.


BY PHEBE CARY.
WELL, let him go, and let him stay
do not mean to die;
guess he'll find that can live
Without him. if try.
He thought to frighten me with frowns,
So terrible and black
He'll stay away thousand years
Before ask him back
He said that had acted wrong,
And foolishly beside
won't forget him after that
wouldn't if died;
If / was wrong, what right had he
To be so cross with me;
j know | am not an angel quite
don't pretend to be.
He had another sweetheart once;
And now, when we fall out,
He always says she was not cross,
And that she didn't pout.
1t is enough to vex a saint
It's more than l can bear;
wish that girl of his
Was-well. l don't care where.
He thinks that she was pretty, too
Was beautiful as good;
wonder if she'd get him back
again, now, II she could
know she would, and there she is
She lives almost in sight,
And now, its after nine O'Clock
Perhaps he's there tonight.
ia almost write to him to come
But then, Eve said l won't:
do not care so much, but she
Shan't have him, if don't.
Besides, know that was wrong,
And he was in the right,
guess I'll tell him so-and, then
wish he'd come to night!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-02

aae
81 cannot help you,' was the reply. Il
am too poor; but hold" continued the gen.
~raL, "you see my friend Morier. Mel
notte is his most intimate friend-fought in
the same fields-slept in the same tent
Have you any messages to send to, Mel
notte! ANY word to soften this blowa"
She approached Melnotte, but, with q
stern air, he turned away from her, She
spoke to him, and, as he heard her voice,
the old time came Ger again. Gs
'sTell Mehotte," she said, ''that for
years / never nursed thought that was
not his; or that on his wandering way, dali
ly and nightly, poured mourner's pray
ers. Tell, cen now, that would rather
share his lowliest cot-walls by his side an
outcast, work for him, beg with him-live
upon the light of one kind smile from
him, than wear the crown the Bourbon's
| lost" 9 la 94 2fs
Almost maddened with the Joy these
sweet words produced- I" 27:
"You loved him thus" exclaimed Mel.
notte, In a beautiful tone, sand yet desert
HING aa 50 b. sa
"Say, that, If his eye continued Pau.
line, "could read this heart-its struggles
its temptations love itself would par.
don that desertions Look on that poor ole
mamie is my father; he stands on the
verge of an abyss-he calls his child tc
save him! Shall shrink from him who ii
my father2 withhold my hand, and see 6
parent perish2 Tell me this, and say
that We shall meet again in Heaven"
Here the voice of Bueseant, who wa'
standing at the table on which the papers
were scattered, was heard exclaiming Il
Pauline
''The papers are prepared-we only
need your hand and seal" aa
.'Stay, lady," exclaimed Melnotte, de
tanning Pauline, with anxiety, one wore
more. Were but your duty with your faiti
united, would you still share the iow-borr
peasants lot?' s e
"Would I7'' exclaimed Pauline. "Ah
better death with him / love, than all sth.
pomp, which is but as the flowers that crowi
the victim" ot.
She turned to take the contract from the
notary, when Melnotte seized it. and tore
it to fragments. s-,
"Are you mad?" said Beauseant. e
"How, sir!'' exclaimed Monsieur Des.
chappelles, "what mean this insult2'' rs
Peace old man." said Claude, IL have
a prior claim. Before the face of man and
Heaven, I urge 1t. 1 out bid yon sordid
huckster for your priceless jewel. There
is the sum twice toldr' he continued hand.
ing pocket-book. BLUSH not to take it
there's not coin that is not bought and
hallowed in the cause of nations with so..
dier's blood" s59
"That voice" exclaimed Pauline, breath.
less with amazement, .'thou art" sheer
"Thy husband!''' exclaimed Melnotte, a.
Pauline rushed into his arms. ,,s-r
That was blessed hour! What sweet
and holy tears Pauline wept on the bosom
of her husband! Monsieur Deschappelles
was happy to see his daughters welfare
entrusted to a man who had so nobly won
both love and honor; and as to Madame
Deschappelles, she had no objection to
have Melnotte for a son-in-law, for though
she had thought him an ugly miserable
wretch, when he was a gardeners son
she observed wonderful improvement
in him now that he was a Colonel and &
Hero. ~
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-02
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Fadeless is a Loving Heart.

Sunny eyes may loose their brightness;
Nimble feet forget their lightness. :,
Pearly teeth may know decay;
Raven tresses turn to gray
Cheeks be pale and eyes be dim:
Faint the voice and weak the limb
But though youth and strength depart,
Fadeless is loveing heart.
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II was fool on yesterdavi.,
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Or leaf of loveliest green,
Where heavenly skill 10 not display'd,
Or Heavenly Wisdom seen.
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