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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

CHOEMAKERS and SH0EDEALERS Fancy
- BOOT and SHOE UPPERS at wholesale aud retail for
cash No. 90 Gold New-fork Shoe Finding. aud Ma
chine silk imported by NJ ARTHUR. Manufacturer.
ITO COFFEE GRINDERS-For SALE.-TwO
i STEAM ENGINES half hor.e power each, will be sold
cheap. Apply at No lGi Wssrst.
FINRY the DELICIOUS WINES of HUNGARY,
They the Priye Medal st the Paris Exposition Uni
yersc best in Europe Imported solely by FUCUND
GROSSINGEk l0S Water ST. ny. Sold 20 the trade aud
from Is rs per Price Lists free by post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09
C,OTTON FACTORY for sALE.-The con.

CWTT0N FACTORY for SALE.-The COT
~ TON FACTORY in MANLIUS VILLAGE, Onondags
County. N. L., known a. tho LIMESTONE FACTORY, be-
longing TO A. smiths estate offered fOr SALE sd
vanaseoes to close the estate IL building
the lower story partly OF 81 by 40 feet three stories high
Containing about 2p SPndes 90 Looms aud >rresPondng
Machinery Ia order Adjoining the Factory there
81 scres ~ Land which number Of Dwellings aud other
buildings portion all Of which will be- sold with the Fac
tory For further psculars apply TO j. C. SMITH No l0
Brosd.t New-Yoh or J. REMINGTON and r. FLEMING
ct han!v,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

THOMAS BILL. Auctioneer-BN BILL BVsH.
4 TCTION NOTICE.-Iieautiful fancy aud use
N f Furrtur- will b. sold without At lO1 o'clock
on MONDAY 18th inst BY catalogue (now resdy) No $50
Broadway Chinese Building numerous beautiful srcr, OF
fancy and u.efs Furniture special manufacture OF H. Dough
" yz-Pianostoos fancy Stands Of s descriptions Inn
wood walnut and mahogany Tables Of various sizes many With
marble ops mArbetop Wash stands Corner stands Hal
Chairs Hat stands Etsgeres, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

HHNRY r. LErDs Auctioneer.
." H. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by auction on
L. SATURDAY March g. a. u O'Clock, ia front q the
Store No Is Nassau sOne pair Of well matched DARK
gray HORSES. warranted follows years old and no more
high wright 1850 pounds sound and kind in single
double hao both superior saddle horses and to travel
n the hour with Also close Carriage city
made plate sides and doors with divisions which can DO
taken desired Also, Harness Whip, Blankets, 30
Also sixsest panel side Kcekaway, built by tnder has
been but little used.
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60 ubom it man Concern.

A CHANCE for LITERARY GENTLEMEN.
"A Tho Advertiser wishes to once good STORY
of LOCAL LIFE and SCENES founded incidents of thrill
and Of recent line addressed TO
Box No 2468 Newly Post Office will receive attention.
nROPSY CURED (even the worst cases).-A
- Physician DESTROYS retire from long practice and stu
TO do al the good his power anxious to make known this
Of cure will send free OF CHARGE the full presn
ton with Instructions to all afflicted Address r. D. BOYD
NJ. D.. Station b, Eew.fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

E0R SALE-In Eastern North Carolina,
Il sTEAM sAw-MILL and Eight hundred acres Of fine
CyPrss Tilaber. Apply 70 WRIGHT NISSAN
No LS9 Front ST. New.YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

AN INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID
IA LAMP is the only CERTAINLY SAFE aud MOST
ECONOMICAL LAMP before offered TO the public.
AGENTS WANTED 10 solicit orders and sell Ri the
most liberal terms. For information inclosc stamps HAWN
HC RST MOTT Co.. exclusive manufacturers No 90 Full
ton-st., kev-YoTk
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Du @ooos.

Org GOODS.
N A N T L L A s.
COLUMBIAN HALL. COLUMBIAN Hall.
Nc. I'll Gr.ai-s so. ~ uv.ss~
HAnrILLAs
Tue se'.. the cs.-P-. ..ai ,b- Newest yOs ~, a.
COLUMBIAN HALL. COLUMBIAN HALL
no 81 o''ad" No. 81 0rssts
SHAwLs
HAW4.
sTHLIA SHAWlscaAPEsB AwI.s BRoCHI ssAwLA
AND EVERY KIND OF sHAwLs, VERY cHxAr
oOLynBAN HALL. coLusu.s u.1.
No. 81 Grsna-i No al OCT.
SILKS. SILKS.
SILKS. SEEKS. SILKS,
No ~oudsr < Ladies ssy. and rsp-., s,-ty a.y Tia Ia,
siy the sEsr sna erE,r,sr sChs
COLUMBIAN HALL. COLUMBIAN HALL.
No ?si Grsnd.t No 81 Gr.sis =
LACE CURTAINS.
DRAPERY aUsLINS,
were never before known b,ndsOuc and oAss, tn.
which are sold in sueb gres, ssvntsacs
COLUMBIAN HALL. COLUMBIAN HALL
No. 2si Gr,ndr. No 81 0nst~.
RICH DREss GOODS.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
and ever, hind Of Dre.. Goods shilling De,.sss 0rs.sas
RObe. 81 IS; Bsres. Robes IS to 50 50 very eA.sA
coLUMBIBN HALL. COLOMBIAN HALL
No. 81 Grsnd.s Ne 81 Gr>sde.
CLOTHS CASSINERES VEsrlSGs, MATERIALS Sok
BOYS WEAR, sHEErINGs, sHIETiNGS
DIAPERS. EMBRoIDEkiEs. CLOVIS
AND HOSP.
scoLUMBIAN HALL
No. 2si GRAND ST. LYONS JoSss
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EILE ESTABLISHMENT for SALE.-A
II LAsc Establishment for NAMING FILES of every de
ssp,ion offered for SALE cheap including 30 horse
Engine. Boilers Machinery Rorges Tools aud all things
for preparing Files for market together with the
rca estate which the located well fitted do
extensive business Information may b. had OF JOHN ROWE
NO sSs fest NeWYoIh and the entire property be
SEGA ~ GAZING e- subscribers At POughkeepse
JOHN MCLEAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

II NcKEON, Ia this country years ago from
county Louth Ireland; also q THOMAS WILLIAMS from
Ardee Louh ANY tidngs 0f them will be- gladly
ceved 10y addressing BRIDGET MckEON. Tribune Office
New TOrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

W LAID 0UT.-QUICk RETURNS. PARTIES wishing to
mako in Patent Article univer in demand
can Learn particulars by calling ss No s9 Broadway front
room. up aArs
B-W exchange for real estate, stoeks other securl
efes 100 AGENTS wanted immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

COPARTNERSHlPrh undermined have This DAY formed
Co,arnei.hip under tb- VI SAMUEL y SANDS Ca
for the TRANSACTION Of Gener Stock Commission Busn-s. a.
No - Wshsi tssnedl SAMUEL SANDS
Newton NAV l. .sj7. YB AYMAs
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Gdles bp AurtioH.
| r Lssps Auaeoossr
| FICTION SALE -Rioh and desirable HOUSE

LssDs. Auaeoocer
UCTION SALE Rich and desirable HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE. cold rosewood fsnos ryrzsur,
4. ,t, Pier Cssses az the residence No " We<a
a. wcss fSbss II. T. LBEp5 WIN ed THIS DAY saiaf
SsS NAV At iei oclek BY oso<se the ts.s sessnt vprs
yr q Aid bou- enb,cps sanuy carved roe~csd Psr,ef
Suite. in French satin sod rose~ood Centrt sad SIDE
T.lr l.di~.' rosewood Secretary. With mrror door AID
hi carved EtAzeres uis-sve ross~oa seo-tsy
tke..e- octave Sosd rlsno ms
b ,sd stool and Cover; Large French Plste rie and
Owl Mirrors ormolu and bronze Clocks bes'y 80 Ge
Curtains nsfnfcent China Vases Ponea oy vas
P. and Rsque Fisurrs elegant brOsss CGpeh ana
Russ; ..o . isTre vsic,y - suP-nor on fsntns. * os
80. ,vooJ E.t.n.io1 Dining Table DINING room Chsirs
DO suite and .ik plush rioh China Tes and dinner -
crystaI CutGsss Ware also Silver Wsre e'nn'tins o.
Kener. ..sor-r rea used ia first esss fsnies Ine
Furniture embraces -Did and mAhoEany bedsesas of
Burr,us W.hslnds Toilet Sets Mirror Ingram ana otu,
~ Csrp~t. pure Hal. Mattresses Feather BEDS bsc ana
Pillows Count.rpan.s Sheets Pillow Csses bisnfets e
sso all the kitchen laundry aud bssenent utensu
Stoves Step Ladder COOKING Utensils Parties aendas M
who about going bousek-epinz VII Dc abe 20
every thing neces.sy for that purpose rvety NteHe "
will be sold without any restrictions. Sale POSITIVE
W MELLos Auctione-r-By W s. MsLLes Co:
A UCTION SALE of the most desirable Sarety
~ Of second hand and eesant FURNITURE rosewood
DAY l+ m at the sa~sroon Noe IS aud IS Psrt'row
opposite the Aston House The Furniture embrace rsrSoea
shossny and oak Suites Center Tables. Bedesd' Dressing
Bureaus Wa,hstsnds. Dressing Tables Music and Corner
Desks. Tables Bookcs,e Pier ,ld Oval Mirror. on Paintings
and Engavng about 80 yard, eefsnt wilton Carpet never
been put down 30 Do Tapestry Brsses besde enormous
quantity Of Threepy and Iuan d. removed for sale from
private residences also tine variety OF EnNpeled Furniture
fallasses Mattresses Of al descriptions kc
A.o At - O'clock front 0f the very handsome
GOATS with silyrrmounted Harness aud light Wagon, a.
complete designed for the use Of children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

u A r E G T. X o B Z 8.
ID PLAIN and FIGURED BAREGE RoBxs-sa
This n DS At Lane PORTER No. ST. o. H. x &c {.
nalst.
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Tue 'ab-cnb-r vii eoarna, me syos Brokerage B1sn...
on hi own account o. tee once II the ut. hrm Of Sands
Ws No 81 Waist and oscs Ls ssr.cs. 20 b, frud, Tor
the p.rcha.e sa ss o Stocks sud ,a,, .cu. al u. B,
ksr< Board tSLaei i WIIIa
Now Yoe ksy l. i2T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

ID BRUSH FACTORY 70 No 59 Pesrst.. Franklin square,
HsTpes Bu1tsg Brushes every description at the loves:
prices Machine Brushes made order, JOHN K. HOPPEL.
DEMOEAL.--ST. NICHOLAS FIRE IN
IL SCRAECF COMPANY have REMOVED from No IL
Wslst. 10 No. 10 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, Wal-s'
VIM 5. SLOCUM, Secretary.
STEARNS & MARVIN HAVE REMOVED
- Their SALAAANDER SAFES
No l6 Water. 81.
bsy / 1851 To No. 40 NURRAY-Sr., n. Y.
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"A era. with capital of from $1,000 IN $4,000 old
established MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. Any parties
having that amount invest will find this favorable opportu
nifty. Address Box No l5S Tribune Oh,ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

". ;. MELLoR Auctioneer-By w. 5. MELLoR Co.
DIANO-FORTES in great variety.-THlS DAY
at 70 m the Sslrsrcom Nos IS and IS Park row. the
variety OF Pianos oa-edst auction this year consisting
grand and upright 7ocaye God and mahogany
Piano plain and carved very elegant Instruments
with round aud carved all also six secondhand
do All found in catalogue will be positively sold TO i'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

COUNTRY STORE, with STOCK, if desired
~ for SALE or LEAsE.The having cleared 1900
wishes 10 retire Also other Stores sale
ascs Staten leland to let. Physicians Practice aud ia
for sale. COCkCROfT, No. Is Merchant, Exchange
bAscmrn' in MAl,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

INIRST-CLASS HOUSE and GROUNDS in tho
Il CITY of NEWARK. n. j., for SALE-One Of the best
places New jersey having lsrse and well arranged Man
sion 45s three ash surrounded by th- hand'om-s
and .hbey with over 80 Of she nnesi and best
acres ground Strswb--. Coos serr- Raspberes &C.
OF the Most Of Toe forest and ru, trees have
growth of twenty year. There all twelve
prey stocked with Fruit Ornamental aud Garden Trees
the highest state cultivation with Carriage house Court
house Icehouse &C. all N complete order and
will BE- sold bargain a. the owner IL Obliged 10 remove from
the State account OF the sea air
Also one other HOUSE aud 0ROUNDs having two scres Of
Land well stocked with Trees. &c The advertiser would take
portion the price in rood Western Land IN Wsconn or
Minnesota or western Now York Horse. Csrriasos tuIn
tue and Garden Fixtures viii be sold xtn IL desired Tor
full particular. inquire u HOMER MOkOAN No Pine IT,
Kew-York or of PETER MEAD Newark N j.
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CANADA STRAW HATS ,;n,.nv
BIZ THE CASE.
With large and complete s.sor'Iuent OF
y T. W GOODS, -.
sook IL an ere MARI ssd d~ssbl- sylss n'' % o
GEO W s IEBIAL READ,
" No 100 ChsDb-sssL
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Copartnersbip Notices.

AIR. JOHN KENNEDY is this day admitted "a
III PARTNER in our House The business oil b, continued
a, formerly under the same firm. \. JESUP Co.
No ~ Exchange Place, Ne~-l orr May 8 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

nESIRABLE INvESTMENTS.-Two 3-story
~ bck HOUSES Mo-. ls5 aud 1871 East 2bh's' lot. 2jK
100 each Also No Yves, 2ithst two tour brick
HOUSES on a 10, 25xl,5 Price +lOOOO. Terms cay s.
COCKCROFT No. IS Merchants Exchange, WsRf., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

between IN. subscriber, under the firm Of SANDS 4
WILLS this day dissolved BY mutual Either party
l ,I-n he Of the late liquidation Of ts Affairs
tSifuedl SAMUEL S. SANDS
Nss.Yori Nay l. 1887. A J. WILLS.
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Removals..

ID L. NJ O l.
IL ELY BOWEN MCCONNELL
Have REMOVED from No. l2s Broadway the Marble
store. -
NJ. 32i BROADWAY,
where they prepared show their good
nDent Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS together with
large and complete stock Of HOSIERY and YANKEE NO
TlONS. ELY, BOWEN & MCCONNELL
No. 9s4 Broadway.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

ing up-place-a sort OF stall; the iau'
Get is turned; stream Of water issues
forth striking you--or me rather--on the
back Of the neck, with the force of ''Greal
Western, No. :" This you bear as long
as you possibly can, when you are dou-
ched again with a couple Of pailsful.
which affect you similarly to the pluage
bath. Now you are rubbed, and rubbed
well too--made TO fairly burn again;-
dress yourself and 60 up stairs to- where
you please--till tea--no--water. A
"Water Cure" is no place for business
you may depend. On morning number
two, after breakfast--som two hours,
which time is spent in reading, chatting,
or exercise. you are put to bed. Bath
man visits you in your room with pail
ful Of cold spring water. a linen and cot.
ton sheet. The former is, while dripping
wet spread on the bed; you are denuded.
Jump therein. and are quickly raped up
chattering like South American mon.
key. With blanket. quilts. and coverliGs
under, around. aud over you. you soon
erow warm, perspire. and sleep--Id do six
~ minutes by the watch roll by; rap a.
tap zap comes 10 your door; your eye o.
pens; and discover the bath man entering
with another pni.ful of water colder than
before. You ure unwrapped; hop out
smoking hot, the linen sheet is again
dipped in the water and with it your body
is clothed-what a contrast TO the COM
Portable bed just lefl!-You are rubbed
wet--again; with the cotton sheet you
are rubbed dry and left red as the day be-
fore. In the afternoon you take the hose
douche again. the pail or falling douche,
none very pleasant. at the time; and
thus il goes, uisa persa every other day.
This, is treatment at the Water Cure.
This is The treatment that ladies Of deli
cate health submit to. and strange to say
survive, Of course the minutia Of the
above is at times varied. to suit peculiar
constitutions; and paticular diseases; but
on The whole the principal is the same,
Dieting very close is strictly adhered to-;
the food here is like the head nurse, who
wears The bioomer ostume-exceeding
ly plain; but unlike her is small in quan
'tity, for she is triils under six feet in
height, and weighs not less than two
hundred pounds.
Early 10 bed and early to rise,' is the
motto Of the institution. At times we
have music on the piano. game at check
ers or sports in the gymnasium, which
is the limit of our amusement, without
We visit the Theatre or Lecture Room Of
the city. Al present it is rather dull,
and were il not for two or three chatty,
lively. agreeable souls. we would all die
Of do -nOthingism. We thank our good
fortune that they viii not leave till after
the middle of this month, ,swhen we will
be al home. All in all The Water Cure
this one in paticular-is a creditable
institution, ond deserves the patronage ii
receives. When we are gone il shall not
b. forgotten by us. As this letter viii
be ,he::last from this place. we give an
allopsihic dose. So.for the present. good
bye till we are with you.
Yours. &C.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
miscellaneous.
The Stolen Note.
By A RETIRED ATTORNEY.


Except that he INDUCED too freely in
the use OF the intoxicating cup. John
Wallace was an honest, nigh. minded and
exemplary man. His enc great faul,
hung like dark shadow over his many
virtues. He meant well. aud when be
was sober, be did we'll. ~ 49, fe..q
He was q h liter by trade. and by in
dustry and thrift. had acquired money
sufficient TO buy the house in which he
lived He had purchased it several
years before, for three Thousand dollars,
paying one thousand down. and securing
the balance BY u mortgage to The seller.
The mortgage. note was almost due OF
the time that the circumstances made me
acquainted with the sffairs Of the family
But Wallace was ready for the day; he
had saved up the money; there seemsd
no possibility OF an accident. 49,.
was well scqusin,ed VITA Wallace.
having done some little collecting. and
drawn up some legal documents FOR him.
One day. his daughter Anne came to
my office in great distress. declaring that
her father was ruined. and that they
should be turred out OF the house in
which they lived. fsseaes
perhaps not. Miss Wallace" J. said,
trying 70 console her, and give the sffair,
whatever ir was. brighter aspect. -
"What has happened'"
my "a her" che replied. "had the
money TO pay the mor'gage Oh the house
in which he lived--but 1t is ell gone
now."ssa xsrozsass y
Has he lost is?''
: III don't krows suppose SO. Last
week he drew out the two thousand dol
lars from the Bank. and lent it to Mr..
Bryce for ten days.
WHO is Nj. Bryee2" m sss 49,.
- He is . broker. Ny father got ac-
qusinted with him through George Chsnd
Ter. who 5oofted with us, snd who is Mr..
Bryce's clerk. -. 4
''D'es Mr.. Bryce refuse 70 pay ~"
"He says he has pail it,"
Jewell, hat is the trouble. Ithen?.'
"Fsther says he has not paid slid
3arindesd5 But the mote viii oPsevs
that be has not paid it. OF course you
have shst nose7sd
Z. aNo; Mr.. Bryce has il. .rosis1 81 -
Then Of course he has paid IT." 80
'.Ipppose be has. OF he could pos have
had The note. - 10 Ssiuiszs ,..sss..,os
..whst does Jour father ssy7' lssu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
BEES.

There is no business OF the farm more
obscure. or managed more by chance and
dependence on luck, or greater variety
of contradictory directions and so little
confidence in any, as that of Bee culture.
Whv is il? Do we not have too many
tea chers. like "the blind leading the
blind?" One man succeeds short lime
and imsgines that his particular system
is right: another does equally we'll pur-
suing an opposite course--each gives bis
own method as the only infallible guide
to success. Yet through entire ignorancs
of the nature OF the bee. in a few years
they may not have stock left. Luck
has turned against them end charges
them with either ignorance or negligence.
These results mus, be expected until a
more uniform system--one more In &C.
cordance with their natural instincts is
instituted. M ss s
The writer. in offering hints on his
mode OF management. does not pretend
TO perfection; but cleims superiority unS
ill results show a claim TO something
better. In Offering himself as con-
tributor 10 this department Of your pa
per. he bases his pretensions TO the con-
fidence Of your readers on his uniform
success for twenty-eight years. having
now on hand several hundred stocks. and
having taken during that time probably
more honeysio market than any other
man in the Union. A thorough expert
ence will make it unnecessary to give
any rule based on theory, instead Of the
result Of long experience.
In Life illustrated. Oct, 4. page I84,
some articles are copied which, with
your permission, 1 am. disposed to criti-
cise.s They were copied mo doubt, think
ing they might be Of some particular
benefit to yoar Bookkeeping readers. Ta-
king such rules fort guide there is much
useless and .ruineus teaching. This being
in the line of my experience. I would
sa, that much Of the trouble Of DR.. Rob
inson was unnecessary to get bis bees to
work in the boxes. M - s. s.c
"a After describing tie situation Of bis
stock. showing . full colcny. which iss
necessary condition to expect surplus
honey. The bored hole through the top
which hs ppsned. as he wished, TO strike
the space between the combs. This
point is not important. ! have bored
bundseds in this way and do not bit the
''space between the combs hall the time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
portical.

The following lines selected by q
youug friend. whose soul is deeply i'm
bued with the inspiration of poetry, will
touch vibrating chord in many on
overf5wing heart. n.~d rrssa tat'.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
agricultural.

We copy the following articles from
that excellent family paper, "Life Illus
lrated."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Carry me Homo to Die.

carry me back to my childhood's home,
Where the ocean surgcs T ar, -,-4.
Where its pillows dash rock bound colsf,
Anl mean Tor ever more. ...,,-, ..I.,a
I'm piaing away ina strangers land, .-
Beneath a sirmgar's eye; fsit t.., s.s.
o carry me home, O carry me home sra :
o carry me home to die.
I sigh in vain for my native hills,
Their sweet and balmy air,
Would wait away fr IN, my you hful b, ow
Each tra-e of gloomy care.
sigh to be lih tie air ci homo, ,.-..l
To gaze on its starry sky; ssrf zrs.
o carry me Lo nc, Ocary m, homo. s.ls.
OoaryJ me home TO de. fs
lonsto see my mother again, -
And hear her sweetly say, fs ~
&C, m, weary d ,ve, here's Thy hone.
T.,cn fold thy wing and stay
Two Ill ease my pain 10 hear her voice,
When deaih has darse1ed my eye;
o carry me home, 0carry me homc.
o carry me home to die.
Then let me rest in re ceful grave, eifs
Beside the loved and dead, ..es st@u = sss
F. the quiet earth is the oa:y ICE $50 G.
To rest my wea y head. raia' has h4tl
would sleep swee,ly ify,u buricd ne there,
Beneath my ointry's sky; sg sr 81 lqfs
o carry me honse. o carry ne homo, SOL
o carry me ho 10 die. glsll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
CHE. .Rtpu bliran'
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY !. MATTINGLY.
ADVERTISING.

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
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