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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
SUICIDE IN GREENWICH CONN
Corespor1ense o. he ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence o. The ". Y. Tribune
NORTH GREENWICH, Dec. 10, ~.
This morning about O'Clock, the BODY OF lsas" W.
Csperter ga. found, Suspended by the neck, IN sn
ou:-tueing belonging 10 J. ". Carpenter, lie beng
eriiiely extinct. The Coroner, T. Keeler, esq, vas
immediately notified, who proceeded u he an inquest
thereon. The facts substantially sttested were a. fol-
lows: The deceased retired TO bed at the usual nouf
A. Il O'Clock j. w CsrpeItsr his brother ,sat whose
touse e resided, wss awakened BY the deceased en
deavoripg to &c. OF. OF the house ne asked hin II ne
lid not wi.h light; be .ss answered IN the mega
tive. At o clcox he wac found dead.
II appeared By careful eIsmius'ioo thst on lesvlng
Inc houfe ae beirg barefoot he proceeded 10 reiso
boring barn and took rope from the hesd OF so OF
sUo Jroeeeo by cutOus route to the a,e where
the booy was found. II ssc further spoesred inst ne
was depressed mind by family cliff utes the nitafs
Of witch did rot t'snspiIe. HIS vii. separate from
him few weeks ago, ard thsre Eas pending 6stEesn
them difficulty relating 20 pro certy. the de-
ceased sd made an arrangement b sits lawyer
early tts orLipg tie rot pr0osole from this facl
that be cop.eups'sd suicida long previous TO biz
Death. Verdict Of The Jury: That the deceased came
70 his dea,h by hanging himself during ut OF teu-
pCrary insanity.
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SEVENTH WARD.
I0f1I.. .-.s.sssss.s''.- 40
Wooo's naioritv

This completes The Wards e1cep. few corrections;
AID. VII son announced thst the CAM assers could
rot h, foupa TO make alteration r the return from the
I'D Distiict Of the Fist Wsrd The discrepancy va,
bat ss ht ard per.sirrg to fchool Office IL would
rot charge TIE eIt OD and the Board could correct
l,ft al The one made to the Clerk. He moved thsL
thew be allowed which was carried.
TIE Bosrc then took recess till 3 p. m.
The Board r,ssstmbled al 3 o'clock and confirmed
Connections in the returns thst he'd been gen. back
The Board adjourned til - clock Saturday. The
opy figures footed by the Clerks the Mayoralty,
and according to their court Mr. TlemsIn . majority
wsv 2ls3. They Intended to go over them sgain:
Tn. figures will lot be ready for confirmation III
MoLday.
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THE HOSPITAL FOR F0UNDIISGs.
MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE or TIT
mann or CnINcILAip

BOARD OF tUt NtIIMEN.
Some weeks since. motion If COunc lmsn Hss-
wei Special Coz mi,tee wa appoihed IN The BJsrf
e CouDClneu for the purpose Of t-denag Api re-
portirg upon the pr,orsty of the establishments his
city OF Founding Hospital The hrs, m.s,irg 9th,
Committee wss held yesterday 10 the L5rsy Of thu
City Hall, Counon0en Hassell and O:tSrsOn, two OF
lie members, reirg present
Dr JAMS WHNsE who rad been requested 20 o.
pear before the Comniuee vac in ATTENDANCE, sod
favored them with i,t-res'cg statement ~ sriss
upon ;b. matter which Is inme isteiy , fore thsm.
Dr.. Wynne referred IL The 6rt plsce % tas 9rOao-
rent plsce sInorg public chari;ies ghch hsa oeen
accorded 90 fee be inssncy ssd the dsrsn. IN
M ch the charity was cordlc,af aaIorg an,rsni
rators The us'iot- OF iatil origin, be statei, 70
cev'd In their Institutions founa rgs ln3scrminat,ly
whether they tho off.prug Of lis. love Or we're
born il wedlcCk or ieft, oithsr fo1 the lSls
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fuh, I.Bu.y q J,suNR-H A. Love Jtue' h'1s'p
6.1rge NJ Dyer
FSrths coustss q Msrsh, %tsboton and AApa y J.
MARSHAL, Peter Valentine, hiber ,,.,
Pcrtbs County Of N.msAs-CyrDs Donsn, D.EidS Lces-
rare. A. Bow. -, ,,..,, .
Fer Ii. Coanty II Brs~r-ii'nry smith "h'soeso' '>
BIoNs.
The Comm err sfcressid are requested 70 meet
In their respective counties st a. early day ~ prac.'
cable and snspge The pIecincs AppoHl Inc Jaqges OF
Flert,or ard i've notite Of the tina and place OF
holding such election. >. t.tHoCS,
J.osusta Nov a. 1877.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
,APD OF CANVASSERS,

BOARD OF CANVASSERS
The Board et this morning ard canvsssed shs Sew
epth Ward II gave Temsrn more than our hgdres,
ard Wood more.
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4 the country strn Il - IL il we're hsutset. Dssoa-
lioE regis tbere-fuIl the view lie besu.f1l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
TIE CONSTITUTION.

The 81. Joseph lNOl Ga+ete OF the @S.h u'tno
ssys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

TIE Cot,tuoa recently formed Al Lsoomp;oa, sra :.
re voted upon the 2lst poI., is prevailing throughout
Ksrsss II he lsie eec Or be IN index 10 ths Free
State strer 9Th and the opp siton be st al an.s nod
It'll safe 10 cay that s Constellation dos oos M
With popular fsvcr From the terms Of the 50 DE- ~
.fp to vote We do cot understand thai they have an
opporuhy 70 reject !. toto out ooiy the slave SEQ
tion. We think the Cobverton comm' ted an error
n rot submitting the whole n strumen'. rhere are
pspy copsevative men in X ,nsas who wi oppose V.
ss suse they clam il So so7eregn hight 70 pss' upon
the Constitution III Ter wnlSs they are 70 live.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
cHuhCHEa OF W,HEKLITNlfa.,

u. la - I, .IZ., v,,,,,,rv ~. CITY, We uub.
~. Ii.t ~ tle ilrereut Churches, and their
time anu place Gf meeting II there are any mistakes, We
4, ,5rorrset,sr with pleasure: Z
,is'.s t,ls,,D Corner Monroe and Byron
-, r r I,,,,r,xs Rector. morning services Icy
.,.,o., ,.,..s' evening. :
t,;,ifan Main street, between First and
- C,r,Te Wheeling, REV o. K. wAExla, Pastor;
,.or,In, services iO< o'clock, evening, ~.
tween Monroe and quincy ornnE and afternoon
WEBSTER street between sran aud
serviees morning and evening.
zzfd Fre.Glte,ian Rith street. between Chestnut and
,Ib.rt south wheeiins Rev. T. WOODS Pastor, SerTi'
Cr5 morning and evening. 9,Hl
Eourt Trts5yteris i,sv A. PAgLL Pastor, AlAIpstreet
between Washington and Adams 's services morning Anu
''s, ,asa z,,,t Ytsoa4s Epseopdt, Rev. }. S. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy
morning and evening -,..,, r., a A R,erR, Pastor
Hcrts street 1etsodLst Eas'opat sN ..
orDeT MaTket and North f's'' NOI'H "H's'
morning and evening. A. ,,o..
or PASTOR, chaPHe street between Ir'. ana 0fsOA''
Centre whee'ns; services mofans ah1 s1xyr..
south Jhest"P A. = - z''s' 80
nor; services morning aud syeI,DE ,..ss Rev j.
WAtsiiHg E'hf"d tAdFff' on ""s'''+s A''t-iT +
+. WnsoS' Pastor. ,,,....,, I.v a H,,v1o. Pastor,
ctra"" 4st@"a''t Ttir csntre wheel
ChaPlns street. os'SsSn :"
Ing ,,.,ho,,. RI Rev BISHOP
81 Jtnes CatasdraI Roman .sryiee.
h, V. WHnAS' t'u' 1''ss'' 49,
ornins snH e'tsEOo1 ,,rr,prr. Pa corner
As.oc'ate tgOI''te' q. . orrIus Afternoon.
,fSarkrt aud Ieisr'on ', h.,,,..p Yltth and
B"PtiAt' - ,H,'.-' Ts.' ,.,rDir,
1'h streets Ss,Tstn Webster and Third
c.D.Ts 's wbs.nr % services l655 in the morning, and
evening. p.,,or cn.v
EcdHgtl!eGI Ph0ttSt"N', As'. = 49, @
street, above SIXTH haSt "nesss @ z,v,,rr,yGu.
z'O" EsaHVel''u' .'. y,,.,t,sr and Tbr Centre
Pastor, Market street. Oe1Nss" -
Wheelius; services norm 1 Snu @ 80. N,.rt.t and
ytiriah Synagogue, Quincy street, DetHss" =
Main. H.,
Gsrpdn ProtestdNF, Cni"n Ball MAIN sstess'
Monroe aud quincy services 10Y morning
.,--7,~,,,1,1,u,1l13S.
ODD FELLOWS . A1AANH10 : y
VIr.InTu. Lodge No. 3.-MeetS every Thursday
eVshinrat the Hail. corner o. Aatns' Inu
JANIS W. MOORE NJ 1.' .. A. tt'T' " sest tS. -
franklin Lodge ne. 13.-Msets as a6ovesNsL9 L
Mond,v evening J. J. FHHxcu, ". g.; ". p Nc
s,.ss., secretary. -, ,o-,..,..,.,, u.n..,
49,, "a t1,,rev ,treetS :
evening atule tl"N, eo $40 s.. -. : : T
" S"SoIn U I.oSss Ne. S@Msi.s as above ever
sssresals. s"aes s.'44', = = e''''' : = :
A6r""''' EHe"mPu'eHt Ne! a.-Ass., ~ an ~
a corner aaa sGnsOs ao. 'FSs a. M Massn P
". R,fpetdrd, seribe.
Wm. Tell EncamPment No. 3a.-Mes1s :
above the 'sooaS and ourts Tuesday eFeninI' Of sO
"0a'a' Hrs'r KVnra G. . P; c19', h'"ef' se''0s.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
,C1 49,. ~ NntopIe Hal
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NDMBER I27
CITY BUSINESS
GOLDEN, BEE HIVE STORE,
1'z4 MAIN ST.. 5EE,;EISlf.

1i74 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
f e F.4LL "a NJ WINTER i9!gR4JlEs' 81
GToNEE2 THOMAS itkIe pt1s1rs IL shttiusips itat
Winter ,iflsarTali3
cry coda, ,T9 sIelies pnli aIilliaeFy fsssl".
Iheh added stvek Will eFlhts y pre-
sent TO the Public more t'ISu
{ $4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far largest MOST DESIRABLE s.oek and
embracing the BEST sElECTIOS choice goods theJ have
ever onsretlto the PIbe. sS4
To their variety they hare added large stock Of
CarpStne and Rugs the latest designs and best hkes
and also beautiful e Of choice Eurs, suitable for the
generally they invite the attention os tha TTRde f
Having been in e Eastern cities short time previous I"
the heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
Ing largely cas cI haSe e9ne for EAHy Seara
tuTs instancesthey able oreT Inducements
C1Sf BuyeFP, either by the PIECE or. stRETAIl
exec Il by no Similar house II the West,
To meet the wants their rapidly nSre2slEg FTaet 6ay
the Public With one best Selected sSss Of goods
theirlino in the Wet s..,-.-sa,.. ~
IN this stock may be found fully y 's''feiNi y
l y oS0 S Eds some e ihe aeSst tEe
Thlbets nnd every quail cOloF,!t
full ling OF the Richest Painted 0ubrr shaded aA
lnsr'ped Cashmere sil DtlaAes -inpoffsi. llsGFfg
sa 4yo s,sEls 4 and ClYahsenbrartaE sosrr 81
10000 yds GlnghAms Debczvs DGlanss ep Prints, ana
$4,000 Of Observation-Disclosures tie lAySest line Of
American WeoeEs anu Cotton sOos kept By nnJV sSr
house, nus L not by any house In tbs city. syr,,
They huStl Nd In livif stock Will vtCth Rclostr caA
tTaI aud leEe the Public that no Cert npn thsiT part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel cCnfluRt thai they otE.e INDUCEMENTS
close cash buyers eXcee U$ house III The st. II "a
the United SAtee, No trouble TO chow ES0soods scllt
Cars, Hotels aud Boatt for cIAtctlCTS.
80 Always on hand, PTiEir Live Geese fraihszs.a
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ENEOURA4E A4E.A!IEAIC4N5 MANUF4oTG:RBt
BCTAERS1S hook E1KEEPHSlR'S
Hif lni 5fWritiuR" Fluid .Eiat5niS

lNoE this Fluid Ink has been betSFe theppbO
~ nearly years, has hen ntY RspirF
favor, and Ii now preferred by many to Tue sF.Sed Ar
aold Fluid. b
During the past year twenty quart and pint bot
es With smaller sizes Pave sea sold
to bankers and merchants in Cincinnati, Louisville, Pits
6nrEh Buffalo. Cleveland Detroit. Tsrre Hunte LSsyrtte,
Hncennes indianapolis, EYankYlS, Frankfort eSnston
and New Orleans. II haa also been Rlonte in the State De-
paftmeits of Kentucky, Tennessee and ssIsspp II has
Cincinnati and Loulsvc, and four Diplomas and rrs Ae
and Illinois. -
The following merchants bankers Ac., IN Hhetllh tsr
toorc using ATnOldS EnEllsh have pSFChSAet
ler's Book.Keeper's Writing Flnli: . y 5fE5fs
Northwestern Bank Of vrgiaiR; Merchants Mechanics
ring Company; County Clerk Of Ohio County; EAtionn
graph Office Baltimore aud Ohio R3troRd 0tsce cLurv
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney Song DoHne CoWRt Qtt
Boyd Boyd OFT; Oliver Pryor; JAS II ssOos Co.: lamb
din, GilberSon Co.; Presg.
For sale at manufacturers prices hS iF't essti
oesU "a aBDISs GILRERsos Aco.
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.MISCEI.LA i! .l.O.US.

. 81 n VI DEALER IN 4&il H-t
nnEIc and lEnsi.nI InstrHments, CntIcry
and Variety Goods, ~
NO. 1875 MAIN. STREET.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

aa1 PIANOS Z PIANOS!
n sT RECEIVED from the celebrated Enanufaet0ry Of
81 lHallet Davis Co.. splendid lot Of Pianos. TheEe
Pianos made with the i iron raInGs circular scales,
and sliding desks With patent suspension bridge eoEnPoni
Eion bsaIin and the atng grand action aud are fuy
warranted 70 and made stand In any
1LsO-a splendid lot of MelodeOn5 churches
paTlor. -t A
In connection the have alarEe and full ntoe
tn every kind Musical Instruments. aud in TACT every
thing that may found Music Store may Be found al
2 SrIa-W- ~ 12h Maipst., Wheeling.
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WHEELINGI Va. WEDNEsDAY MORNING,
TRANsPO OR & fIe |. o IL.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
9 ing Railroad. ne
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.

49,
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llels Law or NLMsFAPEIts.

who give express notice 70 the con-
.rary are considered as Nl'lns 70
I subscribers order the dseontInuaAee OF their peri.
Jdieals tile publisher ~ continue to Ssnd then Al ar
reurHges are pah. -. -,
S subscribers neglect refuse to take their
s on r 6lices 70 which they directed, they held
Ts5ponsBIs TN they have settled the bl aud ordered them
dISeGntinued. p = ~ L . - - -.
Ii auLseTibeTs other places
u publishers the papers sent 70 the former ul-
Fsetiotl, they held TesPoBsible.
-1he decided that refusing u take
gals Onice, removing and leaving them uheaheu
OF, Is PriRIn JiciG evidence ofiutenti0nal fraud
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IMPORTANT. CHANGE OF #TlAE! ei
ON and after Monday July la, ls'I, Trains viii
~ follows: 51 7tl
IEAvE GLEYtLANU: S
s.OO n Man Train soppin- at all Way StstUIe, arrives
az Pittsburgh al IZ:G r. NJ SteuhenviH1 ct 1918
~ and Wheeling Of l:'lI,P 81, q ad Il
OO p NJ ESDF,Es Train stopping HudSOn, RAScnnRI
Rootstowu AtwatcT, lima, Alliance, BayArd, sa-
liueyilte, yellow Greek, and ell Stations above
md below Yellow Greek; arrives at Pittsburgh
isE at T:45 P. NJ, Steubenrillo at CPS =. NJ, and
5tH Wheeling at I:NS P. N.
ass Accommodation, for RaTenno sn0 Nay stations
connecting at Hudson for CuyAhoga Falls, Akron,
and MilleTsbur2h
LEAVE PITTSBURGH: tsaf9 go
"a n EEprsEs Train stopping WelSYille, Stcuben-
40 vile, and points below SteubenN lie; arrives AZ
~ Wheeling nj 7:4T N. This Train dors notGo to
it3 s Cleveland. II # .si El{ lsafr Z x
o4n NJ Mail Train; stops at ali Stations excerpt Hau-
' inond's New Salisbury Surnmitvlle, East Roches"
= ter YoulfTle and Winchester; arrives at Ceye'
III f land at Ai4 p a.. Steubenvile at 1913 p. NJ,
and Wheeling at 1855 p u.
SEQ p 81 Express Train, at all Satlons except New
sI III salisbury, Linn, EarlSile. Macedonia and New.
burg; arrives At Cleveland at es5 p n StenbtT'
'l vile at 6:25 p. M., and Wheeling at I:SJ N. '
Ezt7f5i LEAYE HAEDGEPoRT, OPPOSITE WHEELING:
sl6 A N Mail Train stopping at Way stations except
iIamniond's New Salisbury, sur rnityillr, Fast RO.
chester MouItrie and WineheSter; arrives at
sr,L burgh 1890 P. b., and Cleveland at ITS
p N. Es- 8t g4..sz4.fssa1
s54 n Express Train stopping Way s1tious except
lil-7 Deep Kun, Portland, Rush Rnn Jeddo, Aoans,
f q, and Port IIomrr, New Salisbury Lima EnTlvic.
NIaee,IonIa, Bedford and EeWburIll; arrives at
Pittsburgh at T46 P. NJ, and Cleveland at e:SS
ifHf14 r. M. rsfi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

n AM receiving and keep constantly on hant largtstock
OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & Co IS plANOESt
Also, complete assortment Of NELnDE0Ns and sEtA-f
PlINEs Ron the celebrated mannfAcores OF Carhart.
NedhRm and a. P. IIuEheS. Also slended Gothic Or
gam style for ChurChrs Lecture Rooms, with four stops
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as SHEET gNIUSIC.l s5el
am constantly receiving and keep onhanl large and
choice COLI cto of Sheet Music Also, Instruction Books
| for every Kind Of Instruments now In use h
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7Newl Arrangement.1

2 q II IN6 w rang SAHSA4V. -
WOULD announce Subscribers psfiSf
cals &C., whose haze been transferred foa
Nr TOpina BooHs that now teesiynS taa PctiodIs
&C. regularly would request those si6vo referred
to, TO call Main street, Any EspS 70 fscqpl1n
their viii please adYtc tiiat rot Loo
rsHerHe their copies Ne have ust received u
elegant Family Bibles; Also late publications Mrs ana
Mrs. s6uIhWor's orlS Everything In the Book bAA
NJ Main street. t1tHpIUIi H eft 5JA6 c. ORB.
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irt CORRESPONDENTS.

LCr1yRs sbcripton advertising other A.
business IntegneeT should be addressed TO
Isttsin cSneeTn the editorial department OF the paper,
Saoui L addressed Editors Jointly or 70 elmer one
CeTTespoudentG writing publication, VIII please write
AZ "sTvsSes Of The above rules viii greatly OblIFe
and secure prompt attention to correspondents An
hey might otherwise receive. 81
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In connection with the above keep the largest stock In
the Western country Of the following goods NIolirs, Vo-
Incelloes, Double Dasses GUITARS anoeS TanborInes,
Drums etc In fact, keep article belonging to the
P,s.-Brass Bands supplied with instruments at short
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INsURRYOUR PROPERTY,
..- Ara sHTS ySur EGEEr9lnEs by

Tfle I4ynCil burg aAOse nnd Fire AnHmrunce
Company of LynChburs, Va. Ns tt
|lAPITAL $lOOVOU viii take risks and prompty adjust
\ ! and paw losses. WM. I. SELBY, 'n
II ian29 Agent.
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,, ,.,. r, 4r,....,.,., - IIs... Josnua vAnsAnt,
Hon Thomas swami. VIM. II, KelEhler, ESQ,
Jacob Trust ksq., William Rhabe, ESQ,
The College Is provided with Commercial Library OF
Standard Works, expressly for tic use Of students.
Each has desk to himself and Is separately In
structeI 43 II sfilH- Ut ii
There being vacation during Students
The time usually required complete the full cour,e
from To 12 weeks. sE.ri +ia CIR
A DIPLOXA is awarded to all Graduates. tf5
AIaTye Beautifully Oruan4ente Circular, containing
upwards sQuARg :nng tie Exterior and
Interior View Of the college sto Designs
prnmanshp, &C.. EeRt by mail mae R c0rIs accompanied
with Catalogue giving fun psrtculars AtuTtss,
je4-u Z. X. L0slkR, Rd!tiiaore, Nd.
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Books, Stationery q Wall Paper.
5 NEW ARRANGE EfHEN To-
HAVING purchased tlle Book, Stationery and Wall Pa
Ii par establishment Of John n Thompson, ~ eontn-
the Fld san lt7 Main street wheeling
Va respectfully solicit continuance the patronage
heretofore SO literally extended to my predecessor.
1t my purpoEe keep constantly hNRd fu and
sOrndlete various hrauchss 0t the bul
ueas, and to sell at tie lowest Priera.
10 CoLntry Merchants, Teachers and others purchasing
at Wholesale great Inducements are enersd in stock Ann
j. Issf7cash paid for Rags.
nay12-ly - JAS. c.ioItR. /.
..i.35T0 my Old FrfenIs aud Customers.
II TTAKEErsst pleasure inreeoIpmendiny hr Jas O. Orr,
to whom have said stock Of Books StstiarcEys all
paper &C. and request for him Continuance Of the aT
uovis JOHN II THOMPsnS.
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Accontn Train leaves Bridgeror: at +lS r M fo
'4' Wellsyie, stopping at all Way Stations
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RIANK3!

,ilg Avery neat and superiOrhrtieis OF
BANK CHECKS on alIths city Banks
-. ORDER BOOKS,
.sANK DEEDS. NOTES. DRAFTS, &C.,
Printed on sytFa PaPer' lor sale ttAi4 oa'ss:
D-oS Receipts end Btlls IF Iri7thg
,rea and BOan to order, ALSO. eyery ssssriPtioHpf
L ~ tFF lIKtA ItIk1IkG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

hit IL " LEess Of his versary sarsd Il him Via N
green ere ons wa. cr. SS T. wen sSfs S
,s .snS IL s prOs;r.s enemy Tie Ma;yus
Hs snmit, eed and With It all 1nfrisudly Aouxhs res.s
Up %s ~ :: 80. -.
r0Hs snssr :rs s BIZ s hand s With
gathering all his energies for last effort spit al him IA nh
sRa ss the
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scents whh are thrown Out oy nose VINO have recently
emerged rom BARRIERS presented himself 10 the first porter
" IN bland smile. =,
was the MAG aicent patron or the national saintde
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

LNREEDOMS LAND.

Of @. d. STUART.
I love the land where freedom dwells,
Though bleak its hillA and bare IL della.
And wintry cold It's skis;
There fearing nN the tyrauvs rod.
Man wears the image OF bis God,
AS when In Paradise.
The rudest rock and desert sand
Grow fertile as q garden land.
II Freedoms soul 10 there;
She gives the earth brighter greco.
She leuds the wave . fstrer sheca-
Robes rock and desert bare.
There every mans OF noble birth
A God made sovereign Of the earth,
Within his own domain;
And kings may chafe, and priests may ben.
They cannot lord over man.
Where Freedom breaks the chain.
love the Lard where Freedom dwells,
The land OF WAsh,ngtons and Tells.
Hoters and Bouvaxs;
The land whose flag goes waving bright
To fling against oppressioa's might
The glow OF Freedoms stars.