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Then meekly bend the suppliaIt knee,
And breathe to glory prayers like this:
"Oh Fatheri show him yonder start
And give its every beam q tongue
To speak with power to his souli
Oh may he ever faithful be-
As that is faithful in its spherei
May he be happy in his TOLL
When callous- hearted selfishness
Depresses him by cold neglect
And trouble and distress assail
His breast, to wither all his hopes
Be Thou his Friend and Comforter
And send him pleasure from abovel
He loves me, Father make that love
A sweet Evangel to proclaim
His duty and his troth to Thee!
Guide all his footstepsl Make his life
A holy Marathon for truth
And, Fstheri when his missions done,
Pray, lead him to his home againl'
Anon the be2uteous Linda pinned;
The lustre Of her noble eye
Grew dim-the roses on her cheek
Were faded by dependency.
The heart was sick-and when a heart
Like hers, is filled with gloom or pain,
The powers felt through form and soul.
No more in gracefulness she tripped
In evening shades through woody bower.
Twas seen her life was waning fast,
And friends were shedding secret tears.
One sunny day her mother sat
And gazed on her with heart of grief,
AS dropping on her couch she lay.
The mother thought her slumbering.
She teas asleep to all around
Her soul was living far away.
She thought with fervid hopes of him
Who ToUed and GCes if yet he lives
She prayed for union-but not here
Her soul looked far beyond the skies.
Believing death was almost come,
She oped her eyes and cast a glance
OF melting tenderness, and said:
"Come, mother, come and kiss thy child!
Once more I'd feel thy sweet embrace,
The last time hear thy loving voice.
know I'm dying-bid my friends
Draw near and take the parting kiss"
With streaming eyes and trembling heart!
They gathered round the snow-white cou
Received the dying pledge Of love
Caught sweeter warnings from ner lips,
Then warmly pressed her feeble hand
And sighed n lingering tfarewelln
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u 4 TALE OF TIE SEMINOLE WAR.

n G. f o T. A :.
~ A TALE OF TIE SEMINOLE WAR.
BY Capt. MAySE REID,
Author of The Scalp Huuers," The War TrSl" &C. &C.
The first FOUR CHAP Frs Of Ills admirable Historical
Romance viii Be Iublishedin
THE SUNDAY TINES
OF TOMORROW, January H. 1885,
And will b. continued from week TO week until completed
By .pcial arrangement with Robert NJ Dewitt Capt Reidi
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present this thrilling Story Of INDIAN LIFE and ADVES-
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THE SUNDAY TINES Of Tomorrow will also contain
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One of the very among the many surprisingly good Stories
ever published in that popular FAMILY PAPER In its columns
will also be found the usual quantity Of MISCELLANEOUS
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Price Three Cents; by mail, One Dollar per Year.
NOAH, DEANS 4 HOWARD, Publishers,
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HORSES for SALE offer for sale 40 first
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M. personally various parts OF this State and selected WIN
,r,at care and al the possess Among them can oe
found uunhr of par Ct COACH HORSES the
beet this produce also, several Istesss
HORSES and number Of very desirable SINGLE HOtSE.o
They can an b. at my Whifesboro Oneida County
y where shall be pleased TO show them TO de,iou;
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March After that time they will be found AZ Posts Stable
st. New York CITY where shall be ready 20 see all my 90
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opportunity supplying themselves With Matehed or s.se
HoTes WIN yQHALEMONi SteH-
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THE RECORD OF THE YEAR
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BrooSiyn Mercantile Library Association;-rhe
d. 81 ORRS has kindly consented TO repeat or he benefit
Of Library Fnnd his New England Grafton, THE PURi
TAN IDEAS OF NATIONAL GROWTH" at the Athensum,
Atlsntic.st on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th inst, q,
Tickets Is each TO be had Of II p Journey No
l44 Atanc Of r. j. Davies, 81 Falton aud CLIFTON
Of Gilbert L. Hsisht; at the American Exchange Bank
New York; at the door, and of the undersigned.
CHARLES S. FARLEY
WILLIAM X. BLISS,
New-York Historical Society.-The Rev; r II.
CHAPLIN d. D. will deliver the Second Lecture Of the Series
the Lecture the Library 2dsv, OF lhst on
MONDAY EVENING Jan IL, al u o'clock subject pen
jsmin Franklin Tickets 80 cents be obtained OF T. y
Brown Co.. no 145 Broadway T. j. Grower, No 6ss Broad
way and at the Library The number Of tickets 70 De soiu
limited 10 so. EDWIN j BROWN.
Chairman of Lecture Committee
Emigrant Intelligence Once and LABOR g ~ *.
change has been removed from No 2Csnss 70 NO Of
~ Gate Anthonys) few doors west OF Besdwey 40 e
pherged JAMES r. FAtAN, Superintendent
RThe Gymnast, No. u, has beautiful Engraving Of the
Ladies metropolitan Gyninac Costume Address Noe " ana
IS 6th.av.
Crystal PaIace.stansers will find visit TO TINS dpos
tory both interesting and profitable The machinery
t. in operation daily.
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New publications.
rTHE MOST SUCCESSFUL BOOK OF THE

TI,HE MOST SUCCESSFUL BOOK OF THE
SEASON,
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D. APP e 7 ON Co,
Nos $40 and Sis Broadway NewYork.
A New Edition first edition being exhaust dl OF
PORTRAITS OF MY MARRIED FRIENDS;
PBEP INTO HYMENS KINGDOM
UNCLE
VOL limo Iustrations 81 % Gil. edge, 81 IS
Extracts IL Reviews and Notices by the Press
There freshness and glow in the style and home interest
that viii the sympathy of every reader Kate Naney
the longest tale, is charming novelette, with many delightful
pictures Of chaIacter."-NewY York Evening Express
This the work OF close and sagaous observer nsiss
of series Of pictures OF connub life. They drawn with very
considerable dramatic power the style Is unpetendius AID
aected-a merit in these dayand the narrative Is
justify the impression that the sketches made from life.
New. York Evening Post.
series of sketches of domestic life apparently from
actual observation They all worked by NOT little scueness
of perception and portray several nte sting varieties chsrcr
with fidelity TO nature and beauty of expression
Tribune.
for by many New York Courier aud Enquirer.
funcle Ben has acquitted himself Of the task with good
deal cleyemess The style genial and pleasant New ok
lone or two Of the stories very pathetic and s well
written"-New- York Commercial Advertiser
old bachelor has certainly made entertaining book
The Portraits are all feke and real while the have
captivating freshness ard phil
adepba)
The volume consists Of series Of tales written with origin
slfy visor and grace."-Philadephia National Argus
1.-The sketches In the volume very well written, and will
furnish amusement Winters evening The National Ira
Washington ID. CT N
1.-THE success this delightful volume has been unprecedented
in these times We do wonder for the book really most
charming Kate Kesrney eyines ability equal 20 the pro-
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They spirited sketches of six family groups naturally
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public by author il decided successDetrot Advertiser
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DEVOLVING PISTOLS Of all the most ap-
~ proved patterns for sale at Nos a3 and 500 Broadway
CHARLES FOLSOM
WHY DRINK EELS, Worms and parts of de-
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DRICAL REVERSE CURRENT FILTERS will prevent IL
No. 90 Fulton-s'. up stairs or NJ II Beekinan-st.
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90 farmers ano Others.

~ From Island Of Eide Pacific Ocean 800 uns just re-
ceiyed and sale, in lots 10 suit purchasers, by
GEORGE Q. HOBSON, No. i2 Sou.h-st
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5tationsrp ano fantn GOODS.

DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
I'D PRINTING-New and old firms supplsd {. price. 70 suit
IA. piarirs for 1853 Every Style
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL No. IS Msiden-lane.
I A. II. HASBROUCK, StatiOners' Hall, Nos.
y. ia AND 176 PEARL-sr, IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TLRER oers SALE low cash prices every variety Of Ac
Paper Fancy and Staple Stationery Writing Paper
Notes Drafts Money aud shipping Reeepts nkstands Memo
rsndun and Time Books Pi Pencils States Pen. Knives,
Chess aud Backgammon Boards and all articles nsay kept
by the trade. JOB PRINTING and TYPOGRAPHY exc
ced at low rates Cards. Circulars Bill Heads &c. COUN-
TRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO CALL.
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furs an0 Robes.
90 tl)bom il man Concern.

CARD~An Agricultural Implement Manuiac-
- ur,r Inventor. and Makers of improved ca's Of linz
Tools Machinery dsscItrtion de.ous y
having the INTRODUCED Ia PENNsfLxANih, VIII
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I'M OkMAllON WAN d. Niscs Wv.
BARG having jn., returned from California DESTROYS u
finding his wife, CAROLINE WEsrERBARG, whom he len
AZ fairfield near Mayye Chatsu ue County about t"o years
ago She eft Swedish friends In Jamestown IN september
asst and since then her residence il not known She about
tweptym wears old hor bRl' Whoever will give inor-
nation where the subcrbsr in Hsrthel OF 10 nc
' i, a. = "a ~ " : l. WESri.RBARG.
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c.DFNY Of MI'sIC.-OPERA MATINEE.

ACADEMY of MUsIC.-OPERA MATINEE.
n THIS Csa;uTd;aSyl M0RNITS' in 10 at III
will be siven a. Matinee on SATURDAY Jan ls at l7i m.
The principal roles BY Nine p,ASeRI
M,4gs eAIsoIi ~ S CASSIE
Ticket. ali parts of the house The amphifhea'er
,s a6s G PsSe io~d q may b had
the Acsdeny, Breq'inr:, and siben'-, No. % wall't
r9s g n?f LAST SIGHT $s sn OF TIE SEASON
On a .cale Of colossal splendor and maglifcenee.
NEW SCENERY Of the most DAZZLING DESCRIPTION
KEW NEW DRESSES flFss N SE@ PROPERTIES
SPLENDID BALLROOM SCENE,
ua--4''sa THREE TSNpREP Liz LIGHTS rTs6,r.
ONE Ht Two ExARA oRcaEsTkAs on STAGE
h addition the regular altogether
TR kRr ASR F II ThE EE aeapfaY
n the cathe greatest ofeTedcombning the talents
one and d the sS saMs night Of
cARADoRI' r,vo,,
easier,
ROCCO, - CARL rop AR ARPAvANI
who will appear for the first time in America
THIS Saturday. MORNING at the three ticket
On TUEsDAY-La cheap Opera night when favorte Opera
On WEDNESDAY, Jan. ee-co.e of,t Academy positively
'''' A'sD' u LAST La NIGHT OF DON GIOVANNI
MRS. KEMBLE's LAST READINGS
D0DWoR JH sAL49N No SG SS. BrGsSTsy
play Of RICHARD H. on MONDAY JAN 49, at Il O'Clock
IA: fT dM 4UEs6AY l
HENRY ". THURSDAY EVENING Jan. q. ROMEO AND
JULIET FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 2, AS YOU LIKE II.
Tickets 81 for each reading may be had At Mes Franes
music store also Mr. c. W. Polman Janitor Of the
University Medical College, and at the door,
MAD. MADELEINE J0HNs0NcGREvER's
On TUESDAY, 10Th January, at Dodworth's saloon.
Madame GREvER will be assisted by Miss Miner, Mr..
Ps M bhPP and ~ No. GF Roawa I? sfsnbs
Luis No. 7s9 Broadway and Hall Sons No 250 broadway
BROADWAY THEATER.
- e. Marshall Sole Le'see
Manager Of The geological Department NM Van AnSgrsh
Equestrian VAN xMBuRGH;s !" NIXON
GRAND EQUESTRIAN AND GEOLOGICAL COMPANY.
THE LION QUEEN srpor,vr
The great Elephant Tippoo Sab,
Van AmbuTshs Grand Menagsrie,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND E NE Sisin'"'''
Door open at oock performances to commence at o'clock
app MILE VIRGINIA,
the Equestrian Prrna Don nae, Ct t 5n Arena
the most beautiful and d1a dsT IF her ssS in the world
the Comic Equestrian, will in his original character
VII be- pIodanad Oh MONDAY EVENING next having been
six weeks in preparation entirely new version OF the grand
CiNDERELLAi OR, The LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER,
with costumes properties rspPings and ana
Cops de Ballet OF Sevenyye Children The Chariot oil On
''-@ W.. - FOUR sHETbAYp PONIES yooys Gran,
Children aud Schools Doors at IL per-
ormance to commence at O'Clock.
DITRTON's NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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TIVE GYMNAST, No. 6, has Review OF Inc 10
Il Tribune. Article the Free Academy A'''e'' ''' !"
Nd IS 6thsY
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Amnsements.

YI,HE CHARITY SOIREE.-The ACADEMY
ofMUSIC having been engaged for the purpose
nn ne FVFNiNC Of the 4th of FEBRUARY NEXT in aid
Of the HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT sOCIEIf and
other Charities. ,,,, -,
following female benevolent societies: . - ,,
Society for the Relief of Poor Widows with Small Children
New.York Ladies Home Missionary Society
Woman's Protective Emigration Society.
New-York Asylum for Lyngin Women.
American Female Guardian Society.
Tie Ladies Union Aid Society.
New York WomHns Hospital
And Me Colored Home.
The proceeds of the Soree praed the iist
button of Bread by tickets through the agency OF the
MI Peases House of Industry and the Chdren's Aid So.
ciety also TO be benefited by donations in clothing
An ORIGINAL POEM Written expressly for . occasion and
suited TO the times will BE- delivered in the early part Of
the evening T y qFs Of tRS kSS q
will BE- characterized by all the most desirable features Of
PROMENADE CONCERT and GRAND BALL.
The superb decorations for which the Committee arr INDEBTED
most splendid descrp m and the tout ensemble val present
scene o. ss9n ever before witnessed WITHIN the
IL, manage 6fhe floor has been committed to the
SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT,
who have kindly ted 20 be present and will appear IN FULL
U.IFoRM at the request Of the Executive Committee
plan az the Lady Patrons Of the soe Ladies
wearing calico dresses only will be expected to participate in the
order of dancing until u O'clock at which hour those who
desire 10 do retire to the dressing rooms and change their
has been suggested that the ladies might this
sion calico dresses made Of m pattern other dresses aud
throw of the outer garment at II o'clock. .
Those ladies' who intend 10 calico dresses during the entire
evening will find convenient ordinary dresses under for
the leaving their donation dresses with the attendants
Ladies intending to leave Academy calico dresses
will obge the Committee by sending them the following day.
after convenient TO of the following depots
Gen VIM Halls Music Store and Broadway.
Book Store Of John w. Burnton, No. 40 Sixth-av
0Hce Of the Executive Committee No 3S3 B'wav Room O.
of w Rams M ID No
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was deposited in the Post Oce in Elyia, Loran County,
Ohio containing IA. following described Bonds; -, d,
Two Bonds Nos Il and 81 Saratoga and Washington Railroad
= COO each with coupons attshe by ~ each d.d lst 81
Mach 1915 payabe March, 1852 The krs mo ~ pay.
able 10 l.. schuyler and by them assigned IN blank eh q
August, sthe second NO 81 pay able Thomas Day, aud
mot ass. Also the following Coupons
City Hartford bonds Nos 58 and S2i % Hartford,
Providence and Fshkl Railroad due January 1883 40 each.
indianapolis and Bclefu,aIe Railroad, bond No ~,
signed O. ii. Smith, President, due January 1853 $Sj.
Two Naugatucb Railroad bonds Nos l3j and 1884, sgled II.
Nichols, TT, due January -, 1889 SIS each
Gaena and Chico nion Railroad bond No SO signed
W. II. Brown, Treasurer, due February |, 1853. s5S
One Toledo Notwss and Cleveland Railroad bond No lie,
sign,d by C. L. Boat, cSd.nt due February ls>s. tSa
Said letter having been received supposed 30 have been
taken from the mail and all persons hereby notified not
chase s bonds coupons payment Of the having been
stopped. KEENAN, ELY, Elyie, ONO
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DOBERT GOLDBECKs
IL GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING Jan. &C. at Soclock at Nbos Saloon
for the benefit Of unemployed females IA De sent West by the
CHlLDREN'S AID SOCIETY
The German LederkIanz Chorus Of 90 sngers Conductor
Hen Paur Miss E L. Williams Messrs Molenhauer violin
t KetLeI and BeIgner (yioOnceos and Charles Gull
nlette baritone will kindly asss
Mr. X. GOLDBECK will play his TRI for Piano Violin and
volonceLo, and the GRAND SONATA APPASSlONATA in +
minor op. r. by Beethoven.
Tickets c each To be had Of Sch,rfnbeg Luis Broad.
way; C. BROWSING Broadway; Schuberth Co. No SO Spring
St and the evening Of the Concert Programmes
of the Concert az the music stores
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Mrs Daniel f. Tiemann, Mrs. G. B. Allen,
Miss Annie NJ Andrews, Mrs. VIM. c: Gregg,
Mrs c. Godfrey 'Gantber, Mrs. ThsdleGs Hyatt,
Mrs Col. Vosb1rgh, MIs. Theodore Hyatt,
Mrs Meta Victoria Victor, Mrs De Lysle Mortimer,
Mrs William C. Conner Mrs. b. \. Dunning,
Mr. Henry /. Hart Mrs VIM. II. Robson
Mics Matilda Livingston, Mrs. DR. A. H. Fowler,
Mrs Elias 7. Winans, Mrs. II. c. Seward,
Mrs Henry Morrison Mrs. Dr. IL Albert,
Miss Louisa c stuyvesant Ms. Gen ]. H. Hobart Ward
Miss Ella NJ VAN enssear Mr.. +. De Forest,
Mrs Henry Marks Leland, Mrs De Ruyter Montague,
Mrs. Barnet l.. Solomon, MIS- Edward Mornson,
Mrs Ann S. Stephens, Mrs David Samson.
Hon Daniel F. fiemann, o.. Victor,
James w Gerard, Hon. U ID. French,
Fitz- Greene Haleck, Alfred Mc1ntne,
Major. Gen. Sanford Charles Snithson
Hon John McKeoD, Walter Briggs,
John Graham NJ b. Wynkoop
Gen. VIM. Hall, y. o. Lightbody,
DR.. Slss Condi John H. Bnegs,
John r. Hoffman, Thaddens Hyatt,
Hon. Isaac v Fowler, James NJ CrOes,
Gen. J. II. Hobart Ward VIM. T. Pinkney ,
Geo w. Morton, Gen James Watson Webb.
VIM. c. Conner, H. {. Root,
Samuel Coleman, DR.. III. Alber
w. II. Leonard, Edwin Mendeth,
John Van Buren,, Major C. b. Allen,
Hon. Samuel Butterworth, Gen. Spcer,
Gen Ward B. Burnett Simeon Baldwin,
Henry l. Hart, s X. ComstOck,
Seymour A. Bunce Hon. Thomas R. Whitney,
Col c. Schwarzwaelder Washington Smith,
Simeon Draper, Dexter b. Brtton,
Hon Emanuel b. Hart, Lieut.. Albert II. Nicolay,
Gen c. A. Seward, John Raymond,
J. NJ. Reed, Cen J. w. Nye,
Dr. Jas. s. Scofsld, &c. Wagner,
Geo +. Nesbitt DR.. Silas l1ouns sherry,
Hon. John J. Cisco, Augustus L Browne,
lssac Bel, j., Col A. >. Nosouren,,
Geo T Maxwell, Lt..Col D. Batterheld
jos C IIulse Major d. d. Bauvelt,
C. V Def1rest Capt 4. Miller, 3
Seorse NJ Snow. Capt G. W. b. TOmpkins j
Henry Morrison Capt. X. Wells Kenyon, :,
Hon Gilbert Dean Capt. Geo. w. Wheeler, 2
Elias Z. Wmans, Capt VIM j. Coles,
Emanuel Knight Capt Mescbutt, :
Hon. A. Z. Thompson, Capt MetLer
Isaac O Bark y.
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or PER MONTH.-HANKINS& Co., No
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SONG OF L II + ) L y II L d.
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That is first all its class among,
Where 10 volumes nice, at The lowest price,
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ITO REPORTERS.-A competent READER of
Il PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORTING STYLE wishes to find
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DUkSUANT 10 Decree OF the High Court Of
i Chancery, in England uads IN wherein Edward
Hight William Neal and Thomas Bull the youu ger, plain
tits and William Neal defendant son P:rson, claim
irs be the widow heir heirs AZ w heir heirs ae.
coidug The custom Of me Manor Of Barrow IN the County Of
Lincoln IN the United III gdom OF Grat BFtsin Of THOMAS
ROBERT NEAL late 81 libadstowe In the same Countyo LIN
coin tanner claiming under deed will OF the said rhsmas
Robert Neal who sided IN America between the months "
April and August uciusyc in the year Si8 and VINO died In
about the month If August his from the City
Of New York 20 England Ia the packet ship Liverpool Of which
John Eidndge master, their solicitors before
the twentieth day Of March next to In aud make out his
their descent and prove his their claims y Chambers of the
Vic. Chance lor Sir John Stuart at No Y Old square Lnos
Mddlex In the ssid Kingdom Of Great Britain In de-
fault thereoftby will be peempory excluded from the benefit
tfthe said order.
Wednesday, the twenty fourth day q the month Of
March at II O'Clock noon at the said Chambers IL appointed
for hearing and adjusting upon the said clnius
ianl5 laV3wS ROBERT w. PEAKE Chief Clerk.
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fionsss ano farms tl)anteo.

WANTED 10 RENT, in New York, from LIST Of
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with good yard sd al rodIn BY small Aneri-
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NANTED-A FARM, near Cleveland, Ohio
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pr.feed IN exchanse for productive r. al Estate IN BoAyn
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Nos $40 and Sis Broadway, NewYork.
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LANCASTER Il. SOUTH CAROLINA MORNING MARCH 81 1885,

hide, har and paste, were almost ekaly
divided atween me an hit. Wonder
what Belts, durn her, lhort when she cum
home an found me missing. Spect she
thinks crawled into thicket and died
of my wounds. !. must hev sknred her
good, for tell you it looked ike onto the
skin owe sum wild beast torn off alive, or
bag what had kerricd load owe fresh
beef from shooting match.
Now, George, if ever ketch that law
yer johnson out III shoot him, and if ev.
er an oman talks about flat'nin' sbert
for me agin, durn my everIastin' pic,ur il
don't fla,ten her. It's rit ri5ution sar.
tin, the biggest kind of preachers reg.
ular rlt.ribuliou. Do you remember my
driving of dad through that hornets nest,
and then racin' Of him inter the creek =
Yes
We'll, this is what comes Of it. III
drown myself sum Of these days, see if |
don't die from That awful shut. Take a
horn, and don't you try sticky shut as
long rs you live.