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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
DIED.,

BROOKSOn Sunday evening June o. Oh Th M
ceased last has been engaged in the office
printers this city, and universally esteemed aod respected
Tor the uphghness of his character and the gentle
His funeral will take place from bis late residence No. l63
Twelfth street. South Brooklyn on Wednesday morning. q, III
O'clock where bis relatives and friends aud printers generally
ere especially invited to attend
BLACKMOR-On Saturday June Francis Vnton, son Of Dr.
and Harriet BlackmoTe aged years months aud 7days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to atten1 h
funeral from Ema1uei CSudc9 corner s un.On aus ok tn
body will be G Inferred Mr in Cypress Hills ce%essy
BEECKMAN-On Monday morning June Livingston, young;
child of Henry and Madeline Beeckman in the 9Th year Of
The relatives and ?. the family ere re- oSfa
se .1e from ssH me % St s Oh
BLANKINsHIPOn Monday May a. IN Southampton Parish
GsP Be S
FLYNN-At No. ll9 West Twenty fourth street, Saturday
Fla Jane eldest daughter Of Peter aud Rosanna Flynn
GAFFNEYAt Jersey City Saturday, June s. Cathsiine
wife of Bernard Gafney, aged Y years.
GRFFlTHA No 10 First street. Saturday, June Geo.
Griffith aged year and months
GOLET-On Sunday, June 6, Ben Goet in the 18th year Of
His raves and friends respectfully invited attend the
his son.in law Oscar AL, xander, No Sheriff street.
m. RSghassps On Fas 5eVs Capt Henry
MOOREAt Rsvensw BOD, Monday, June 7, Martha Ann
wife Of John Moore in the 56h year Of her age ,.
samuel H. and " Mumfori and sonnaw, J. Robinson are
Il h fnd st ocde w S i
rice The steamboat Liberty will leave Peck slip at o'clock
o. m.
rp TIT To prooLIrr N, Srpdsv Inne Charles Merritt
snd "a .ee,s '"' ~
seso - .. ...,5 he s,,.,., an For,,b 5ay Of
las nlehu orc ot NV. y, 49, to-, bs ,esidenca ~ bis
,I Ne @ : MI, l., gt,, avenue nes, Nv
!e.nei i,e'N'iie' - 1''''''" - 'NDe' '' ~ -''
.pTv A, NJ a>s ri,s, .varro on Sr,dsv ro,nin,
60 ~. ~, go Tlrsss Tmotbv woTiarty
June eera snort ul st'efe Hnes' io'Hy -"oai'J'
Monssv Afternoon lime G. at Mapbsset
hVhn, ~ rholuHy OH - H. ~, ." CO.. '''
Lns is.ana hiunsa i yUd y. $3.50 W. Az
. tIJ u III AZ NJ o. gn,aJ sat on sr,ds, lima
"a, ~ w. W., a. % ~ -. a 90 @ y
Sl e9hgesuoh W tne u's,n 's N
Lio1 'onaay' yne Hu"'4'' SUI VI A'0 "uU AuN
htiiy, sfed year ana Gays ,,,. a,
is Iuseia WIZ aae pace o e M 81 1 Pa'eIs NO
80 naI i s ~, % a'' a. = '' ie NN VI
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rAILow-The m~hs. 10 heavy, he supply lNss, ,slss II

y
IEAs-ThsIe 10 . modsrie terAsd q .uc,on r,,es
VOOL-Tfe uakst tor al sirIs !. We o1., al 49,. A..
hr'd % h- IN Dsdste wns trade prices .Azn, a.
essuL charge The tpirE aeon 1. 10 AAnd AID $50
prefer varE ne su Of vpelns pces b.)e pacb.sns !,
spy t1t'ts tltre s'h ia country cousldsr.s. of a.
old op eesiny quarter Of the ZIP Ia. no. ye, besn
worried into Goth aDo test the prorcrs Of rsoss
d. not b. 10 much OF T.. banks hlnksrs Ion men, a. rim
held Aeir qutnun for higher plces bu Il asr
come Gu be make, decreased crop I5an.
u cent Tie supply % choice SsAooy s snt bit ednn
ssee Plenty and Oppressed Pulled u m-ss.r ,apcy
and prices very firm 2Jd3e for No. City and ~ ~
Country In California feeces sales zone 500 connop
and medium grtd.s have been msde :, 9dl5c qaai.v
Roesn Is in isrse supply ssd Dull srd heavy bat holders are
not Al Ncus sellers; sdsces
ssrtc wires. ,Vips the rssa II tie adon sales
The saes passd IF Dn,asacoiy with the excspoa
few choice sAde Of Colonial woos which were pachasd on
Frrch scoouut.
goo bbs a. .QAlc
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M1RINE JOURNdL.
PORT OF NEweYoRK...........
Cleared.

ships-Plu,arch Barker. Liverpool, HOwlAnd Maanois,
Paine Melbourne Crosby Croker Co. Yorktown, Meyer.
London, GIirnel MinuIn Coz GreeDmsn Weber, Liv.
erPool W. 4 Frost Antarctic stouGer, Liverpool ze,ess
Co Isssc Wright Marshall Liverpool c. H. Marshall Co.
A. Thondike Tlnmdike Sau Francisco. Wells Emanoel;
Eonlarie Green, Liverpool Thos Richardson Co. st. Louis,
Jacobs Bu.nos Ayres, 81 Greenwood Co.
Bnks-Oyeinsnn, String, Dahen maste Warssta Ham,
steeIegofe London Henschen Unkhard Jan Van Brsker
Dutch, DeReever AIMS eydsm, Funch Msincke; Ariel,
Cheesmap Sierra Leone L. A. Ferris; Dency, AvsneL Pr
aPee H d. Brookman Co.. John Psyseu, Fuller, Turks
Island Nelson Place
Brs-C. F. O'Bhen- Watts Phladelphis, J. W. Evell
Co. Rust Bess. Malaga Giro Francis; A. Peters, Waugh,
AsPnws C. f. j. Peters; j. L. Keter Fisher, Baltimore,
Schooners-Yoktown, Woglon City Point Jas. Hunter
Coz :. Bruen, Douglas Georgetown D0llner Potter Co
NeDloo, Cswson BeDgor Ella Packard. Philadelphia
Stranger Dbble Eor~slk b. Edwards; Wauderer. Corne,
Cb@.sDn w. c. Couie f. Rayne Rsyner, Phisde phis,
WsheT sssson Chssscn asc sos Mt, ss
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To,al......s8 s99770 tslsiZ79 $3.50 81 81 956 ls0
p-cfesse..... 1859 Decrease.... 1881
Tie Exchange market shows no Improvement. Very
good ste.ling Vas sod az l07 and l07 l0S sppssr
10 he outsids figures Sale, OF clear bill. made
down to 1917. Dfafs with bill Of ladng 1868 lO7.
NE Era were sold to-day within the range of
figures. say 525 q5l74. SIXTY days On New-York,
lJd24 T. cen: discount. SIGH. was sold at 1916 !,
1916 and + cent discount.
TIE recent developments in the Wisconsin Legisa-
ture in relation to the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail-
read Company having attracted much attention to that
road. we annex from the Editorial Correspondence
Rufus King of The Aaraakte Sentinel the following
remarks upon its condition and prospects:
NASHVILLE May 80, 1858.
NY last letter brought us to La Crosse, the terminus
OF tie la Crcese ard Nil Teukee Railroad, bat before
taking leave Of the railroad, let ssy something OF
it, COZ diion snd prospects. As have already stated,
the road is row running 70 Tomah l5G miles rem MI.
waukee ard the rails ere la'd two miles further West.
la a week or two laore the trs, X viii be flashed 10
the tue1aL ICl rnlles from VI waukse, s1d tenn %
ray uLCg is are sdy IN progress Ov tie d5se, BY
rnesIs or sfi.a i q &C., Gao be sksd . he %, er
see ard tie r.ils I'D down .he valley Il be IL
Orss, IL sdystee Of TIE comf.eip Il Re tcoieI
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BOSTON Jure 7-Arr steamship p SIrsgue. PhilsdePns'
lsk lncans Savannah odgs Lucy Anu Carsenas Asnio"
Do sebs Smith, Bermuda; John Bell Tew Orleans 49,
HAMPTON ROADS, Jule AR. big Umpire from MAIL
zss. hound % Boston; captain iek.
EW-ORLEANS, June 5.-Arr ships Fanny Fosdick view
fork OTheiia and Margaret, Boston.
7,hArr shp. WesIninster New York; Gulf Stream hA'e'
George Hsle't, Philadelphia. -
NORFOLK, yure AR. In HAMPTON Roads, saip f"''
2emIle days from HAyara
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DiaaSfera. AZ.

soUaN BEACH June 5-The schr Mountsin ATenle OF 80.
London Capt Greenlea In ballast Is ashore miles D w.
Place =,
by teLgBpb 20 Ewood Walter eco. Sec. Board ndsIn
f0STLANp, SIC, June THE bns Pumas with s ss
psss's = ashore HaIpswel; vessel eresaog up "a
tuit at Frsf kos Me- IN 1854 burden 25 ians
Ieyi.lsgsyh y Elyood Nhsbe'f
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BROt9KL wv ITEMS.

THE GREESPon'r CATAsTRoPHE.-About noon yes
ferday the body of Charles Bsssett who with his two
companions were dr. owned Sunday afternoon, by the
upseitiDg of ssil pst at Greenpoint was recovered
by the persons engs gea in graphing for the bodies.
1t found near thu, point at which the accident
CURED, and leads to the hope that the other bodies
may speedily be reco vesed. I've field pieces were
taken from she Amor9 yesterday and fred near the
spot 10 hope of raising tie bodies additional boats
sent ont to grsppe fH the bodies and is hoped
that they may al be reco' vesed eday.
The house Of Engine Company No. IL, at Green
point, was drapsl in mou ring and the aAg hung at
half mast yesterday. 10 : te evening tSe members
hold meeting, stwhich api uOpsiate resolutions were
paced in reference to the sa event. Coroner Smell
impanneed O jury yesterday, Isd proceeded to view
the bsdy of Dsssett snd ado vned the inquest until
to-day.
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Receinfs NJ Rraduce-LrNE Z.

Bv Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Flour ITO do. Whisky % DO
OIL 10 pks. Provisions go do Butter 81 do Ashes bales
Cotton sides Leather IS bales Wool $50 bags Malt 4o) Do.
Feed.
BY Hudson Rirey Boats-6s0O bbls Flour, 5000 bush
Wheat 80 500 do Corn 667 do Barley 100 bags Oh Cake 10
do. Ashes. 65l do Wildly. 5 500 do. Oats.
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PASSENGER Arrived

In brig Flying Eagle from CwaeOa-A NJ Leash ~ Koran
and son, q. HlnaR.
In scGy. Albert FIELD from Beymrda-J. J. Clark
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AHARD CAsr.--Msry A. Qun'n applied a. the sts-
fionhouse oS the Rh Pre- Sunday night odgus
She stated that she baS bsI in the Saste Prison whittier he
hal been sen, for an aoaut xh deadly weapon man In
tim. since. She ksd bean 20 Atany
the Governor tue purpose Of attaining pardon foF her has
band and deStitate having 1ens Of support she aud
her ehldien were provided H LODGINGS for the night and yes
to-day morning che scared OF work Sue Eed Ia
thu afternoon very much ander the intSnoe ci hqao qua
locked The Oldest Girl about five years OF age quite MEL
sent in aud properly ssd for might De saved
Eo the fate which, Ander the 0! her present gusd
To be inevitable TIE children At present under the
charge Of Capt WogoI Of he Fifk Precinct
FIRE.-AboVt O'Clock last night FIRE broke out
a The foundery o. Snort KempsoD. In Ansie street
Loh~d caused by 'he heat from the blast pipe unSodeng the
up and thing ire the wood work. 10 exLg ushed by
those on the premises with about go damage Insured in the
FULTON InsgT4sce Company
REsIGSED.- Garrett B. Lans, one of the Fire Com
HsoIt Of be Ec Dis'sc has rendered his resisustisn
ia rseqi,nce Of an,icipsed oval from the city
- RGLAkY-The house Of ". Tfo~b-ijce, jr =.
uo,. rs en.so lOcsy light am es,i s9d t.aIbh
S*' Asi0ms SILVER plate ',eIsD 2eIeirm:
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IAdxsrtisment.I

SINGERS New FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.-No
ether Sowing Machine fo family equaed this either
perfection variety Of
Coll an examine it. l.. NJ SINGER X Co,
No. t59 Broadway, New York
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The METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented by
SEo sausprRs lseThis the genuine article has
been producing the keenest possible
Gan OF the subscribers and sole manufacturers
q. SAUNDERS, 81 Vre No. Astor House.
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ADVERTISEMENT
H--.A

advertisement
SUMNER UNDERSTANDS.
Light, daIsble and elastic,
st extremely low prices
A. RANKIN 4 Co.,
No. IS Bowery.
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The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the banks, and also the
sums due 10 distant banks, compared with last
week-thc latter being comprised in the table Of de-
posIts as shown above:
Exchange. Due Dist. Banks
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GAS! GAs.-Gas fixtures of beautiful design and
snish will be led at Wholesale manufacturing depot No
J76 Broadway. ARCHER WARNER a Co.
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Mevements Of Ocean Steamers.

The leave this the ID TIL 12th nth
and 9th of each onth snd Gkss~ssea c. the III and
18th Returning they due here respectively the 18th 18th
18th Charleston the 18th and Jt OF each month
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flsIE u ns Loaa sv~ie ceeslane~ and ptps, ~ a.
rasy, June $ lS5s, 10 vaseh AFT !" e'pA~ ''@'
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REsIGSTD.- Garrett b. Lsns, one Of the Fire Com
nsou Of ,be Eastern Disc has rendered HE reszustan
Of a,s1rn nm 1Yal from the ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

Our columns contain an advertisement of the sale
on the 23d inst, OF lots in Atchison, Kansas. This
town, formerly the focus of Border Ruflianism, has
been bought up by smart FreeState spectators,
who say will be the chief city the Missouri River.
The Salt Lake trains already start from there.
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BY telegraph.

TIE steamship Ttonss Swan (Cronwels LIel, ws ms
morL irg taken the screw dock for repairs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
MATRIMONIAL bliss.

II is all FOLEY for girls 10 expect 10 Do
happy without marriage every woman was
mado for . Mother; consequently children
are ~ necessary 10 their peace Of mind as
health is. IL you wish to behold melsn
chcly and Indigestion, look at an old maid ::
II you would take peep at sunshine, look
in the face ofs young mother" Now Iwonr
stand shat" replied my aunt, IL am m old
maid myself, and I'm neither melancholy
nor indige'tibls, My peace Of mind I'm
going to give you in . minute, / would
never touch baby during my existence ex.
cept with pair Of topg.. Iossg Mothers
SHd 'NH'hiSt, indeed Why, they arc worn
TO 6ddlo strings before ,heJ are Eve and
twenty. When IN old lover steps in be sees
his grandmother instead Of the little Mary
who used 10 make him. feel as il be
should crawl out of tho toes OF his boots
Yes, my mind is quito msdo up about mat.
TiamoDy. But As TO babies sometimes I
think ! count EN- . decided humbug. Its
one sided partnership, this nnarrisge.
"Tho husband gets up and pays bis do.
voifs 10 the looking glass, curl. biz Zoe bead
Of hHir. puts on an immaculate shirt bosom,
ties al eSeTuiiaiirE erava,, sfriafle. rs
handkerchief with cologne, shows away
French roll, an egg and cup of coffee, gets
10 an omnibus, looks slantindicular at ths
pretty girls, aud makes love between the
psusss Of business in tbs afternoon. The
wife must beTmiticsllJ seal The windows and
shut out iho frssh air, and Sils down, grasp.
ing At the table, more dead than alive, 10
hnish her broAkfast Tommy spills cup
Of coffee down hor bo'om JuliAbA has torn
of the strings of Dor school bonnet James
wants his geography covered Eliza can't
find her satohsl the tutcber wants 20 knoH
u she would like j5int of mutton the
milkmin wants BIS money the icemsn
wants TO Spesk 30 her just a minute, the
baby susllousd bean the husband sends
. boy from the store to say hb B11Heri
will dine vlIh them, ths cook lefi eli flying
70 % 60 10 her sisters dead baby's Uaks,
abd the husbands thin coat must be iFonsd
before noon sunshine and young mothers
where's my SmslliBg bottle ("
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1858.

Of tho sleep sods wing, aud behsld that
lace, those eyss casing upon mo with all the
bsauiihc tenderness Of . guardian angel
over rspentipg prOdigal, and kiss would
fall upon my brow moro soothing than tho
devs Of Hermon. Tho same gentle hand has
led me along hfs's howery way, and beside
its unrufiisd vaters and II ever my arm
was raised to do . deed Of wrong, or my
heart steeleG TO conceive il, that gentle sd.
moni,ory voice came whispering in my ear,
and stayed tho one midway and drew the
iron from the other And do we'll remsm-
her, in my manhoods riper years, when deep
sorrow fell upon my soul, aud would fain
have drank oblivion from the wine cups fiery
brim, that same dark k.ey ed woman came, aud
bado me, in the name Of Gop, TO shuu tho
fatal snare and, twining her arms around
raJ neck, waile her eyes beanei vita loves
deep inspiration, she poured oil upon the
troubled waters told me Of purer hopes
and higher aims, and in my ear whispered .
golden word that has outlived all scr.
row.
Leila, would you know tho name Of my
trsi !ore' 'Tis ny HorHKR'
20 Paul, I'll forgive you, and will share
your lovo indeed I will
Il knew you would, Leila Second love
Is - dear as tho 6rst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
A TOUGH CHARACTER.

Thurlov Weed thus gives his opinion Of
Mr.. buchanan, in tho columns Of his paper,
tho Albany IN. " Evening journal
He entered tho White House with = pro.
misc OF freedom TO Kansas on his lips, and
scheme for enslaving it in bis pocket He
declared war against circulating notes, and
IN six weeks was issuing them himself Be-
fore the ink vas dry with which ho pledged
'Economy,' he had drained the treasury of
its last dollar. Before the printers were
done sterootyping bis infeIible determine
ton never to borrow, no was in Wall street
soliciting loan lie congratulated the
country ca the su.l end Of slaye,y sci,A.
non, and has been sgitating it ever since
lie ordered Paulding to stop the fllbusters,
and then recalled him for dOingit. Walker,
OF Nicaragua, no pronounced en- outlaw and
rendered him the hospitaliiies Of tho White
House Walker Of Kansas, hs furnished
with written instructions, and turned him
ou. for oboying them.
lilo withheld the troops from Utah, whore
ho proclaimed war, in order TO keep them in
Kansas, where he insisted all was pcaoe-
Hosells forts at the west for . titho Of their
cost, in order to buy sites at the cast at ten
times their value-this subordiuates in both
cases poeksting the difference. lilo is con.
hnualiy asking for new steam frigates, but he
will not use those ho has either on the coast Of
Africa or in Gulf Of Mexico. Ho sends out
steamer, ostensibly to catch the SiyI, but
With private orders in the "a plains desk 90
do nothing Of the sort. Claiming to be the
most frugal Of Presidents, he has spent more
than any Of his predecessors Assuming to
be Aboveparty prejudices, he makes partisan.
ship the basis even Of bis invitations 10 din.
ner.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
Agency of Insurance,
B. W, HERBERT,

{ (pNTlNUEs V. sige pfomp, suen,ioa 70 all
- 'Fanr hes ~ n Issuance Business ani -
ff-r1f~i ~ ueFoinie LtFE AND PtnE tNsUR.
AhN'E N any amsubts f~quifsd IN fhr Haff0ni
ias1tsn.e ComPany. Haui1fd Connecticut
.satiin insufanrs COMPANY n PhHstelpbia
.Ae insursacs CompanY of the Valley u Yif.
hth a. etFeIisncs II nearly eight pears Ia the
,i'i1's ant being pHsssssst 0f peculiar sdvan.
tes ~ aarffaintng fks sIFrnE n 81 alI Insurance
.mqaAir. toinF lgsiBess in this and ths N1f,befn
s.'s' sP~risl ausniiua piIl ~ given D pias log
IlsFs Only - Coarasies ~ uBdonbisd fesr.nslsti.
~ 80 Thsfs fak teaiiBg may ls relied upoh in
bggIins Houss s,or,. TMiU.. Barns. Pseio-
~ Arff la ndisr Hou.shois Faruitugs, anI sv.
~ H's'fr'i.n ~ petsahal pfopsfy iG rouniry
- 'afafsd aFsinst irss 90 dsrusFr ~ hfe
- As.ufance. - The b-s ConPssies IN The
n- i'vrs of sisvss issur-i ~ tvs bifis q
'a.ae /" iovest faiss f1r psriod OF one 10
I'si eass' q ioss rarirulss nrntion i, riren
tfr to DE parties iusuFrd . itersi afIust.
IN 400 Ffnmpt raymsnt 81 hex rlaims
NFpIi -atons fiiheS " prFs0u W ~ letter aiII -
y nFlJ aWenfsd tr sai any iniofmauon "a ne
n Nv chfefiaiy riFfu n afffessrf o. Jaav r.
Os'NFt Fosi hss.sr. Chsriesf1eu ~
v. W. HERBERT.
Agent fof Jrdsrs0a Csuhr VI
Ar~nts Poo Dhce Chsflsstgvs
J,' ,, iser. IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
rFA good .tory ). told of. worthy lea.

rFA good story - told ~ worthy les.
eoh 10 The city Of s.. IN northern Ohio
The deae0n was The ovntr and ovcf.ssr o.
pork packing establishments III. d1ty !,
was 20 stand ~ tho head a.! tie ,r.li,,,
trough, watch 10 hand 20 time the l.rv,s
Of the reald, crying Hog ~ whom tho ,u,t
slaughtered hog vas a. hs thrown IN Oh,
trough, aud Hog out When tho watch told
three minutes One week the pres, Of t,u.i.
ness compelled The ragke's " unusnally hard
labor snd Saturday night found the deacon
completely exhausted Indeed be uas sl.
most sick the ncHt morning ubsn church
tine came but be WNss leading msnhsv
snd tuss b.. duty g. ai,sud the usual Sab
tAih service, n he could lie vent IN.
occasion "a, q unusual s0lomnity aatsv;
val vas Ia Ttogtoss. The minister tre.ehsd
sermon veil calculated fr ea'ct Ut.
TofOfaiilt uasa s.ImhE q great lssntY-
Assuming the Ilii,gl5 lons tssiIv ll.t.,.
iug, A' fee.''4 otAs lr's'hIe'saaiitorJ
"iisTa hsJ ...issj Asgt,uys-
Hos ~ came from ne d,sson', rss.isA
slcut5fan voice. Tho aston p.shsI suli.r..
tufHed 'ttH hs'i' from thSfroctsr H.
usbt 90 lnNs, q. uria vel -
EUsf s.ri.. ,.mssssr
" Hg oslf 81 sut,I SO atss.s-Hftgy
ffus''
Thi. vs' 700 ropsh n, 80 rtesshe, ..i
sudisnca The lstisf sui. %. come sr,esst
Cd Suiibly utiio sfu b.y. tfst, E,t tbs
door. 70 'srlt their silss lsugbiup. o,i.ds
Hitbia iiii hearing Tie rr,sciisF uss Al.
concerted sbiifeiy--sst down stosh sysin
--pfonoursed bfisf bsas3fsiiou ed di.
mistti tts auJtars else tbsn solemn.
minded hearers The ltas.. soon came "a
afca.iT.hg tnso q his sao.nssi .1s intsf.uds.
Tor be tTsihsfn fsPr,mbUIoI BIN ssvefs.y
vhi.e The hoys osaRbt fbs irfsotisu n ,ss
JOKE tpi ev.fy passtsis .s. ssisu . sayrifd On
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POETRY
TEE LITTLE HRRr,


Onee, vS.n June time foses cam.
In cur garden bloonips sweet,
lone morainE In The mouli
Found the prints OF lille feet
Two email feet which denly uod
over beds u MignioDe,ie,
All across the violet. blue
And wasre Peonie. we're sel
Meme OF these had rsred the rair
In their light uneeraia tread.
TIL ihsy reached . blooming rose.
Fair asaLilyb own dear head.
There the liule fee, ~.r. stayed
TiP-ioe print, we're len behind.
where she gathered one bright bod,
Like her euA pure opening mind.
Then my heart grew fond 10 trace
AL The prints Of Ieoss dear feet,
And my fancy saw the child,
Goldsn-hsired and vip,one sweet
Thsse small Print, upon the earth
Seemed promise to me given,
That tmy !i,,ls one should not
Oversoos Be called To heaven.
she should walk With maiden sracc,
Bsa woman In bright bowers,
And her noble feet should walk
Der ihorns, 10 And the novsr..
Tears were gushing TO my eyes,
Blessings pouring from my heart,
And my lips uneonseiou, cried,
"oh, my child, how dear ihou art"
Years have come and passed away,
June.iine roses as Of yore
BE" the summer with their bloom.
Bniihe pfsuy feet no more
Leave their prints upon the earth;
myiw hands the lille feet
Bound together siili and cold,
UndsrssalA Iss wisdisg-sAs,I.
Dsi''e, grow where Lily sleeps,
And the ro,s-lrse blossoms sweet
Eanh 10 passing iair know,
Bull miss the lille feet
Then close my eyes with tears,
And again the picture trace
ofihe summer losg ago,
Glsdlisr made By Lilys face.
And watch the iIIris iset,
All along The darksone road,
Down the vsllsy TO the gale
Ofths PaIaiise OF God.
And whisper, 4" II is well,
Sometime We again shall meet
For 10 Welcome me In Heaven
First will eome The lille feet"