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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
90 farmers an6 Others.

FNTLEMEN HAVING will find the M
IL PROVED POU-
COUNTRY SEATS AND DRETTE Of the sub
scnbers THE
GARDENS BEST FERTILIZERS, a.
well ~ the
tu4tuS fol whse there is difficulty in procuring suf
fcot M garden and farm puposes Its chief mendsons
are that inofcpsve CONTAINS no SEEDS OF WEEDS
l. vey quick and powerful In rs prson upon rotation and
IL harmless that Il be PIT Ia direct con
with the plant without injury which s totally
fke other fertilizers II will bring early crops Of beans
potatoes &C. ard lawns and plots unr
esd The small quantity and application Ger
livery economical The price for barrel 81 barrels 81
end 81 80 per Dbl fer any quantity barrels delivered free
L. the will he orwArded by mall furnished
gratis application. Address THE LODI MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY No. so CouTlsIdt,t. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
90 Ubom it man Concern.

4 FORTUNE for EVERYBODY.-RECl
N with full instructions for manufacturing the dhe ent
French Coenso Brsnd Jamaica aud Santa Cruz Rams Gin
100 N $500 be made weekly address
ircosing al, +. X. ADRIANCE Broadway PoIOfce New
York will guarantee the sfe arrival Of al moneys
TNpOR TANT 10 GAS CONSUMERS
j WATFRMAN's PATENT @ 5 REGULATOR stsched
10 the usual Meier will produce the following results
FIRST saving Of ~ 80 per cent in the bill
SECOND: pleasant mellow, and s'esdy light snoke
OF .scape of unhealthy and unconsuned PARTICLES OF gas
Turn Servants and the cost OF the ma
chine in msny 10 saved few weeks We invite the m
ter.ted public examine certificates and test ths uihy
snd simplicity Of the machine, AZ our .
Ofice, No so Broadway, New Yort
opposite the Broadway Tbester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. CosrSoLLER.s OFrIcE.}
CRY OF NEW o,X. March , 1857
CENTRAL PARK FUND STO L X

NEN L X A A X y ~ 81 ~ IN
- $4,000 AT SIX PER CENT, REoEEMABLE in
THIRTY YEARS SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received
At the Controllers Oce until TUESDAY, March ST 1897 a.
O'clock m when the viii be publicly opened Tor the
Is. Of Crntr PAX Stock of the City Of NeFfors
authorized by an act the Legislature OF this sta entitled
on, leon publ Psrf snd 10 ahorr. the taking o
same passed July 81 1883 and amended Feb uay - lSoI aud
BY the Common Council OF said city approved
The said stock will consist Of Eight thousand shares ~ one
hundred collars each share bearing iner' ~ ,n rate OF f
per per snpun payable quarter yearly aud the PncQH
redeeusble on the lat day OF July. i6sI 80
The proposals will the number Of shares desired and the
price per share she person whose proposals are seepsd WI
BE- required depos with the Chamberlain Of the city the sun
awarded BY bid and presenting the recep
OF tie ClambeIlsn the Controller will be ented to re-
v cereca,a for par value the number
ryus interest from the date OF the deposit
Those who have awards due them on the Central
favorable 20 toe interest OF the
city who make cash bids can receive cehaes OF
so, of their awards Immediately after the bids
the awards In the same person or property Is "
s.ssed the person clsim the award viii be required TO pay
the Of ut with interest thereon from tn te
the conmson of the tPort OF the COMMISSIONER before
the delivery Of the certificate.
The Act laying out the Park provides for eyyna
ta1 annually tie Of Interest the sock to bo
Issued and the Act Of 1872 made applicable 20 this osn pro
pledging the ita OF the Mayor Aldermen
snd CoumoDsty Tor ire hna redemption OF me 'ocs issued
bot thst M the Of the Corpora ION
hereby pledged and appropriated tor the payment of the interest
which shall become due the said aud shall continue
pledged until thu fn redemption thereof and tnaf In cs,
the be sufficient satisfy and the whole
the said them and in that the faith OF the sae
shall be and the hereby pledged 20 pass such acts az
shall from time to time De necessary ahonfns Ihe myp,
&C. by tax such shall be requisite 10 supp
every deficiency In addition this the 9Th section Of
Act Of 1855 for taking land for the Prk ecs 20 tnN al
the thus taken shall be- reyocsbly pledged tor the
nent Of the debt crested therefor
Each proposition should be sesed and indorsed Poposh
for Six per Central Park Fund Aud he proposition
may be put second envelope se.ed and directed A
C. fLAGG, Controller, No Hall Of Records NewYork" z
la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
stationsrp ano fanp GOODS.
Drnting.

ENGRAVING and Printing Half Price.-Wed.
~ ding A. ~ ne WISHING aud Address Csris 8c Business
Csnds Bin Head. Cbsess NoseS keily's III Fnltons'
q = PEN kLAN Tor LLHEADS. u Sn
VO For rnOussod BUSINESS CARDS, " w
Oter Painting equally obeapsP ECKLERS No. n Fulton 81
TRIBUNE BUILDMGS.-PRINTIN Of every
II descrpuca froa Cord 70 q Book the Lowest CssA
Psn~. sARpRt GOODWIN TribuD. 1uIldlnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
TARRYTOwN PROPERTY for sALE;mFOr

YARRlTOWN PROPERLY Tor oALE.-ror
SALE Tsrryto.n, on the itdss On, the MANSION and
GROUNDS OF the lse NJ Stebbns, locsed about midway
the Tsytown and rvinston Stations This Etse
family OF wealth and hardly De
rpassed eaual-d tho for Extent and
besuty scenery quality Of building &c The Mansion Wa
but BY Mr. Sebbns Of hammered oues'ons
dressed laid by the best that could b. found Inc
sart.I.r work is equally good The Of the dwell
linz are lrg. and consist e sitting and library,
drawing ROOM diungToom butles pantry, bedroom nurse
~ AID nursery bedroom wide hall through the house from
north to south side hall and back stairs for the htst door
the second door and the attic lin which the
conveying sill puts Of the house the pure.t sprius
ust.r Of the floors Of the paor story together WITH
hsl iDlsd with cedar spruce and osck walnut Ihe
.r .xc,yse cut of the entire Of the house
say 1850 aud conveniently ARRANGED The house altogether
perfect Winter sun House, although located on
p.sy the hghes, ground of any Of the sud costly
residence. this neshborhood Of pae and WA toe Psrnt
uent le,idence Of the s.s owner
The out. building. numerous sud capscious
Tn. uound the westerly side OF the Albany turnpike
sIout scres ruuuirg the Hudson River s beanti
fully located aud wstesd BY living springs viii D. .9d ~ an
ENTIRETY OF IN parcels Of 10 For further ntOr
ps,ion Sc impure Of HOMER MORGAN. No MetroPorsn
Bspk Pine.,t (5,o2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
gbantes for Businees tflsu.

BUSINESS tor SALE.-A TOOL STORE over
- 2sye.. t'i.erhs3 suor for SAL 'oss,ss5 .s tls
saa b1.'ncss Apply to HENRY \. FAIRBANk No 10
Joht a.. = g. 0T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

" .e.,ide Vilsg- Of FAIRFIELD CONN, anew hrsclas-
s,sci,rs suJ yr, convenient HOUSE m)n elgby stus,e
upon gentle elevation i've niuu e. Wall nom depo, Az
eRurch plot lard 10 acres, wt 40 out Inc pa-
residence Of private family or Tor
f.rly boo Apol, . BURR LYON living Fairfield, o
10 NJ W. LYON No. Oh Broadway, % story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

TOR SALE.-Tte haGisome 3 story and ba.a-
II a-., - .ra,e P4..i pha Brct HJt'SE n, IL
Mt T~.nfV-t,. .ti.- Hos-, hI5 Iot srlOo. hu,I, q,
a., .al-t.-ta usane Si.h AL a. z4-rn
Pa ~. y
~, Al BLEECKER d ca. NJ rsro.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-At
~ Rye Neck ) miles from Newly by the Ne" ORR and
New Haven Railroad AID Les Long Island sound mere are
sbut 81 ACRFS OF LAND which handsomely laid out in
Lawn Garden Sc AL kinds Of Fruit Trees and Ornamental
sLlisry ON ibe t.ca Possession siyen Immediately and
terms accomm odaing Apply TO 7. S SHEPHERD, Nos -
and 81 Code IT.. kteIork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

FNxnNEIIING of . Dealer In STOVES TIN and hANo-
WapF-JOBBISG. ke-n beautiful aud hes. ny S..ss.,
YoTt where 'ho business his been c4ried on sncc<s
g., 90, ,hs n,st f3uYtecu No oomPein. "hln s'V'
.Iia. To coed I'M smith tn, Is ere ceHsoe In
- sue Of X. WEBER NJ 81 Msden1ano
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

ITO CAPITALlSTS-FOR SALE cheap on
Il easy terms, FOUR HUNDRED and SlXrY-FOuA VA
CANT LOTs In JERSEY CITY, only eight blocks from the
CunA1d Steamer docks They In plot aud have shout
iuGO feet water front. Also TWO HUNDRED and SIXTEEN
VACANT LOTS on the GowAnus Canal in BROOKLYN win
500 the canal will BE- sod Al gres, bssAn
Irqulre of p TOWNSEND, No. g.! Nassau 81, up stairs
VALUABLE PROPER ~ for SALE To CLOSE
= CONCERh-The threestoIy BRICK HOUSE and LOT
Nc. ll2 Division st.. Alieost Pfice 81 COO.
(s29 A. J. BLEECkER & Co, No. Broadst
WATER POWER with or without FACTO
w RIES Tor SALE and 20 LET, At MsttsawSn, ~ Y, y
sous New York Inquire No g CourtAndt st. "
Z D sCBENCE agent. Msttss~ss, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Oh sALE-Ihe ' AI.'Ulo Nalu'Ic, uflng Prop
cry IN Rc.l.rd Ccrnry ssf- u New forK kno N
IN RANAPO WORKS toe Se~ ora an En- RAraaL
me . rom the Hu1sou RIVER md about loals nd orc
lsy., Citv e,n.,rhs ot VI .sa1
irpry,l vr.f-t over With Kills scr-f0uss AL T-ueus:
e 2, ct five So HI irvt lqh,b ants ,aitei A
tue m tsuf - purposes 2r3 ode-rE from y. b-.rby
Ins eonv-nrut area; iataseIen - Ar Manu-
=. or Tie wnc'- part IL Dc so-t a. y-ss ba<4n
''' '-''-e' Hrsfs L. PERSON N aBro.u,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or hENr-ln 10
" beautiful Village Of Seymour Conn. within hVe minu
t Of the Depot Plat Of ground three acres with sbnd
OF choice Fruits spsecu, and convenient House ,dmra.
e,,d for tLe residence Of private fml, family school Al
Wv 10 j. C. WHEELER. Union place Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
Wuuta.
A GOOD CHANCE for SEWlNG-MACHl

"A OPERATIONS -siny good WI. eleT Vii'o" '-u'i"r
Machine Operetors have nne lisi aud -Nly eupoy %
AZ the Factory corr. 9Sds hsV 80 smart pt'
vho wsh 20 Team sewine Machnc car have an oPp,ny
~ ~ " J. 4 IT, THOMSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

i Wanted by Niddie Asd gentleman situation 70 az
tend 10 the office duties no. very
nhoou. and where Integrity and responsibility Necessary
M ms The advertiser has held rrsponsbe sitGs
Tor Tor is yes Of the hghs cass viii be gwen
al hA tesrty responsibility He would prefer .u IA
where he might after proper time invest capital md be-
eouc psts interested moderae oompcnssion viii be 49,
copied where the DUTIES sht. note addressed To s.,
Tribune Ofhce will BE- a;toI ed to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

CTORE 10 LET-No. % Warren-st., suitable
~ any kud Of bosipess Also SUITES Of ROOMS fo
Office Inquire the living Savings Institution from
2 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

~ T.
N PER CENT BONDS The und.rsgned offer for sale the
SEvEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company
Este ssue having twenty years 10 run Interest payable rn
Of February August The Com
pany's Agency III this city. DUNCAN SHERMAN 4 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
&11 OOO FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

S14OOO rRRD SAhE or GI EH PsagESTF
. email COUNTRY SEAT hnown "C0sey Glen"
city by r. Railroad. Six Acres Of Land Brick
Buuse modous Out Houses Ice House filed Fruit sni
Nuts sbund.nt sud good Flower and Vegetable Garden View
Of River Contiguous 10 arge Village Schools Churche' Sc
beautiful and desirable residence and suitable tor Gen
H. engaged in business in the city. Hrss Cows Car
Furniture &c will be sold cheap and possession mme
6siey Address land wishing exchange describing prop
price snt encumbance which must rot exceed
$500 W. B., Box No. l26, Tribune Office.
% GRONE-ST.-HOUSEa and LOT for SALE
OO-Lot q feet by Ice House 81 feet, three deep,
With every modern improvement aid 10 perfect order throh'
out, location surpassed by other IN the city For
terms rqiire % the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

INOR SAIE ln JEKSE1 III1-If LUIS OF
i GROUND each .xl00 feet within three blocks ot ne
frv and yry vosby located Tor Manufacturing purposes
lsyilg TIE being lie wharf sd contiguous
10 the New jersey Rsosd Thee Lot. offered tsvor
Die terms. Apply to JOHN g. aeLACGuLlN, Office csrRe'
Grove nd YoTks'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

ers 70 the This Company that the SECOND IN
sTALLMENT their Shares hereby required 70 be pSd At
this COMPANY No 80 south st. within thirty day
from this according ii subscriptions ny order OF
the Board Trustees aud pursuant 20 heir re,oiaon passed
n inst Jas. s WYCKOFF, Treasurer.
A O. BENsoN President.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
She Couldn't Rlops,

A young lady Of Cineinna.i--preitv y
and interesting Of oourss-reauested a
private interview with her papa, in his
library, one day last week, and told him
sh"s eiio Had uAeU nor NneUtIOns upon ii
gentleman whom she knew he would be
unwilling she should wed; but withou.
whom she could not and would not live.
Papa requested the name Of the gentle
man who had won his daughters heart.
but she, going into dramatic attitudes.
declared sho felt assured he would not
give his consent, but fate had united them
in soul; and tie heliotrope Of her exist.
enoe must ever turn TO The sun Of his love
that tho harmony Of earth and heaven
would DO marred IL two adorinQ spirits
were divided; IL tho divine stream OF
their life did not unto and iow through
ful.
"But who-who is no? Pray tell me.
interposed the father
The name WAS given; and the parent.
without a moments consideration, CON
sented 10 the union.
The daughter then burst into a Medeap
storm OF seeming grief, which very nat.
ulrally astonished her parent.
"Why. what ails you. my dear child9
Hayo | not granted your wish? l am
perfectly willing you should marry him
you love. What moro can do?"
Slghs, tears, groans and wriuging of
hands were the only answer.
"rell me, my darling. why you are
wrotohedY Have I not given my con
sent?"
Eyes. yes, (scbbing violently )-but
but"
"But whatH"
"Why, now, now--I can't"
"Speak out. my child--what is it?"
al can't--(with great deal of emo
tion III can't. Oh, dear falheI--I am
wrctchod; for now--I can't elope7"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
qettlnE Uaaatoil.

Somewhere about here" writes n
southern correspondent. olives small
farmer Of such social habits that his com.
ing homo intoxicated was once no unusual
'h'og His wife urged him in vain 70
sign the pledge.
why you see." he would say. gI'll
sign u aiteTa while. but don't liko 10
break right OF at once; Il tain't wbolesomo
The best way is TO get used to a thing bv
degrees, you know" =
Very well, old man." his bslnmata
would rejoin, 'see now II YOU don't fan
into hole one Of these days, while YOU
cant take care Of Yourself, and nobody
near to help you out"
Sure enough, as if 70 verify the propb .
ecy, rs ho returned homo drunk ono dav
no fell into shallow well. and after a
leal Of useless sorambinp. he sbou,od
Tor tho light Of his eyes" 70 come and
help him out.
Didn't tell you so?" said tho rood
soul showing her cap frill over tho edgo
)t the parapet you've got into a hole. a,
last aud It's only lucky that I'm in hear.
log, or you might have drowned. We'll. -
she continued, after pause, letting down
the bucket, "take hold" And nm be
came higher at each turn Of the windlass.
until the old lsdy's grasp slipping from
'he handle, down ho went to the bottom
again. This occurring more than once
made the temporary occupant Of the well
suspicious. Look hore." he screamed in
fury at tho last splash. "you're doing
that on purpose--I kRolO you arel'' Q
"Woll, now, l am. responded his old
woman TRANQUILITY, while winding up
once more. "Don't you remember toll.
ing me its best to get used to thing bv
degrees. Tn afraid il bring YOU Tiobt
up sudden, you wouldn'l 6ud Il whole.
some.
Theold fellow could not help chuolling
at ihe application Of his principle. and
protested he would sign the pledge on
the instant, il she would lft him fairly
out. This she did, and packed him OF
to sign the pledge, wet as he was. "For
You seo," ho added very emphatioallv
''if you ever fall into the ditch again, mi
leave on thar will"- RnickeyBoeksr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
Life Poem.

The life Of every human person should
be a complete poem, Of which every year
should be osnto, and every day per.
feet line. Not an hour should pass but
we should add to Il melody and perfection
aud thus gradually complete the grand
epic Of human life. But you say, life is
full Of disoord; care and grief turn all its
poetry into a monotonous prose. We an
swer. Likewise IL is with music; in con-
neotion with all harmony are jarring dis
cords; the most renowned pieces Of the
sublimest masters have a multitude Of
discordant notes, which Instead of spoil
ing, OF even marring their beauty, serve
to produce greater effect aud contrast.
Are wO not right. Then let your life. ia
stoad Of being a dull and dreary volume
Of spiritless, insipid prose. bo melodi-
Gus volume of poetry, full of pleasant
rhymes, grand truths, ripe experience.
and matured wisdom. Con. the critic Of
the universe, will then award You the
laurels Of heavenly fame, and the title Of
an honored author.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
Cough on Water.

"Waterl oh. bright, beautiful water for
mol Waterl Heaven gifted, earth bloss.
ing, howor.lovihg waterl Il was .tba
drink Of Adam in the purity of his Eden
home; Il miTTored back che beantv ~
Eraip ho- ,.-,Li..~i.;-e, .-,i-l. - =
life again the crushed and fading flower,
It cools, oh how gracefully the parohed
tongue Of the feyerish invalid; falls down
to us in pleasant showers from its home
with the glitering stars: II descends 70
us in feathery storm Of snow; it smiIea
in glitteTing dew-drops at the Glad biTlh
OF morning, II clusters in great tear-drops
at nightover the graves Of those we love,
It's name is wreathed in strange bright
colors by the sunset cloud; its pSmo
is breathed by the dying soldier. far away
on the torrid field Of battle: il paints ola
forts and turrets from the gorgeous easel
upon your winter Windows il olings upon
Oh o branches Of trees in frost-Work of
delicate beauty II dwells in the ioiole; !.
lives In the mountain glacier; Il forms
tho vapory ground work upon which God
paints the raintow; Il gushes in pearlv
streams from She gentle hillside: il makea
glad the sunny vale; il murmurs cheerful
songs in the ear Of the humble oottaoav.
il answers back Tho smiles Of happy chi.
dren; il kisses the pure cheek Of the
water-lilly; It wanders like vein Of mol.
ten silver away, away 10 the distant sea.
Oh bright, beautiful. health inspiring.
heart gladdening watsrl Every whore
around us dwelleth thy meek presencei
twin angel sister Of all thas is good and
precious here; in the wild forest, on The
grassy PLAIN, slumbering in the bosom
of the lonely mountain. sailing with view.
less wings through the humid air, Goat.
ing over us 10 curtains Of more than regal
splendor; home Of the healing angel when
his wings bend to the woes Of this fallen
world.'
"oh wstsr faF mo, bright water Tor mel
And vine for he ramu lous dsbau shssls
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
The MYsterY o. tha EHarrlaaar-

The long peninsula which runs out in
70 the Atlantic, forming she southern part
OF Florida, has always been occupied bv
a singular succession Of savanhnhs. ham
mocke' lagoons, swemps and forests near.
y impregnable and quite uuinhabi.able.
except as the lurking plsoe Of seninoles.
They extend into the heart Of the country.
two hundred miles north Of Cana Saba.
and collectively, are called ''ths Ever.
glades."
During the past winter natural outlet
has opened somewere, which "a draining
tho Everglades dry, For nearly two
months, though no water flowed out Of
any Of the known outlets, the water In
the glades continued 70 fall rap.dlv. The
invisible vent must have discharged a
volume equal TO The Mississippi river.
A letter from a resident, dated Auril
Sd, saws, "the Everglades are exiemelv
dry-literally parohed Up, which has pot
occurred before ia the twentv-6ve veal.
that have lived in the region, and 1
have hunted on them almost every season
during that time"
Vessels passing the coast, report that
they have seen bFaokish, disoolored wn,er
At various points, rs II il was pouring ont
OF the swamps. But the stories are so
vague and conflicting that II is impossible
10 determine whether new river has
formed through some labyrinth Of larocns
and islands, or whether there is a esver-
nous, subtorranean passage to the depths
Of the sea.
One Of The Coast Survey vessels a,
work IN that quarter sailed on an explor.
ing cruise In search Of il in March, but a
storm arose which drove Il back 10 DOR.
and compelled abandonment Of the search
Florida has slways been noted for its
mysterious streams. There arc several
creeks and rivers oflimpid water in the
which sink into the earth and disappear.
Others rise suddenly out Of the ground. -.
one Of which (tho Wakulla) is nayiRable
from its very source. The strange ac.
counts Of them which reached Spain in
the early years discovery led Ponce de-
LooE ihithor in search OF the ''Founss
ain Of Youth"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
Potttg.

Don't shoot the Birds.
Don't shoot The birds, the warbling birds,
That cheer you with their song,
That iill tho air with melodies
A bright and happy thrOngi
That carol forth their native lays
From shrub and lony limb,
Aud gaily sing their tuneful strains
From morn TIL evening dim.
Don't shoot the birds, the harmless birds,
That come with buds and flowers,
That soothe the farmers weary toll
Through summers sultry hours;
That build their nest and brood their young
Beside your cottage door,
And linger near from early spring
Till autumn's golden store.
Don't shoot tho birds, the sporlive birds,
That airt Ger hill aud plain,
That leave when chilling winter zones,
But soon return again;
That warble Out their hymns Of praise
With many gleeiul voice,
Which claims the daily cares Of life.
And bids the heart rejoice.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

Hon.-Ohl what heaven there is in
home. when the deepening shadows gath
er the family together, if each bring an
offering, however simple, for the altar Of
Love. The Interchange Of kind words
and Offices, will make beautiful the path
way whose terminus is down in the cold
and dark tomb. and neglect makes the way
10 the bridal chamber difficult and steep
Why, why is the heart 90 peryerse, and
the eyes 50 blind to the seorst Of happi.
ness?--4kcs Carg