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~ YrtA sGREprTH.
Thou ssysst. shss ve meet sgsis
The pes, .o.t es rrm-ss-rsd not.
Th- 10, the Lar.. ,As bi,-s tks pa,s,
That we rave kno~s. mus, b. forgot;
Bat ihos s.kss, se TO ~~eb.
Fus sisss ii. 30 th.t ss haze met.
AID ns.ti-s. loved ny love n .ses.
-ssS MI. II Z eo.ii forget
'Tis tr.s I der. rot breathe thy name.
NOT teb Z. h,,ek .. si sy ibossht-
Tie tee isst . ss mscs &c eisus.
A.d hs,. my 80 Jesrustiys srosghi;
s,S s.,, ~,h lps that "sa.se .ots.
Asd o., az, ,s.I sss. sns ,sss testss.
lte.I tses. lS,sJ osS, o 20 aud s'e'.
vo.lI as, IL eOs!d tsrgs,.
it.s- hat 'rs,s has bid ssysft.
Ard Lks . ssik 90 ,one lo.g ,ASts.
Ny .Oy<s .. srsessds yst u my hear.
su.i e.isg.t ~ N c, AID iovss ,s~s .oss.
'TIs so,s ih.s naase,s 'hss To tsint.
tn ~Lsi b., bt,sss me sch Irs'st
Bot thou b . sesih ,bs ss'dsa nsk.
] -0sid rot. ~ eosld Grgst
Farewell! Hthcs she.is' 'st ever esst
Que though, On bet 81 lar sssy.
Oh, cA'ds ~ A-f toe vIai 70 past.
No. h".Liy blame. bot sea,iy say.
Il th,nk s.ksd of Der too sueh.
Foo ,,se. Il. - that -. h.,e met.
And msstiag. love ed. hsr Ios. - such,
She sssso,. nshs YOU'D. fs'getr
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
a Bsn,raL>Ht IsaVEfi7a estabiak,d By
'PeehI Ead@iemeHI fer IN, ReipC
offA, SEX and D,stres,,d, al.
ficisd nifA VuSiSm and
Ept.feulc D,DaSe.


EptdemIe D,RaSs.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION N vies Of
'hr a"iai des'f1cliOu " human iie, caused BY Ser
"a. d"ea~ss 40. 10, dscepiIobs pfacitS,c apun tie
uaiofinnsic giciins ct such di,essss by uraess
"'etsi yea" sso difsctsd heir Cuasalfihz Sgr.
s~"u a'a CHsSrrssLs scr worihy of ih.if nams
l' opfn p'peasap iof iue uestm.ut II ihis class
'' "'srs'Fs 70 siltb'i iufBs and ~ give aept, a.
spVicF sssris a. sIi sbo apciv b, i,u@, utn a
ifsrfF'tua 90 ibsi' tondfe ~ tsge oceor.iioe
hab's 20 i'ls ~ } snd ~ ssses ~ ~ rem. n, '.
sry o. FURNisn MEDICINES FREE 'Og
CHARGE. ltis acsdlsss 60 sff fbs, tss A..
eish"h commsnds tie bisbsst Medi-si ss,il oi "A,
age a5g AL iufstsh ne most sppros,d modsis
~ Nhft tof, of he A.so. isiios. IN N. /, Aosa.
80 40 Ne fea'msnt II Setasi Dj.ssxe.
H. rNrIHbrst sstis sciinn sUh tk~ .grre,.
.~ea sists'sva isd ne lss1rs ~ 'setr s.y. ,, "a
N. zoe u sPER MATORRHTA SEMINAL.
r,s,, mnAn ~ NEsS, ss GoNoektEt GLEgr ~
BUsE. DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYs = 4
BLADDER, sc, aad order = coa.tnuasse la.
sane pisa i0f ~ shssisg year
Toe Directors ~ . rsyies ~ NJ pasf feel 90.
'a'sd ssi heir shofs 10 ihn sphsfr oi t.nsv..s,,
'u'f hsVe trss o. Efssi ososhi 90 ne smietrs -.
PrtNUE 70 ~ FUnng and ttry have fssof,
- 20 isvoie ibsmsslses vuh rsHsved sai 10 ti.
rsfT imp nsbi snd much dsspiset cssss
Ans imnstie Rspoft 90 sp~fmsiOffhsrs 0r Scr,
inal Wessness ,ths Stcs " oaspisn Msgpfhatoo
~ sen-Abas~. ssd osbef Di-esses II ne sstasl
Ofgaos ~ ihs Causgitne <afgron. With al
- ssht ~ nail 90 sesisf saVeiorr PHEE
W CthhoE m tte fecetps oi fWO STAMPS
~ fos'sfe. Oiksf aeeofft ard Tfssfs - tks ~
ia's ese 'reafmSni II s-1s ssi disssssa Di,t a.
sm scnHstiif teisE nus't.hrd io' sfztattoas q d.
u'oaW"e asf shl D. s-st % ihs sAiet~a sam.
oi ilhe ssv ismrfies ssd sasthcds II fesisnent ID.
fo,rfsa dafing ,ss tsst ysas afs o. efrst ssis,
ssofss, - Rsroyi ~ trsst1sni D. sEIT.
sfs Assucistios No , spsgs N,srbs-,,ei phg
paeiPhs fa ~ ofdsf - ~ Dssrt.fs
EZRA y HEARTwELL, Prssr.
osS FsscHrn sscreary.
Sep. ~. i-59 III
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Dslsrs s.l kiftx Cs~ls e<I sassx, n paid 10 ed


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Dusisrs ss< SVty C<~is p<S ssssr; Al paid 10 3D.
rs-es. two DotlAss.
M. ssssvsr pay ssst - deferred hsyreJ the esPi
rsuo. Of the ysss ,stsrs., VIII BE- chsrged.
--sscser,p,ses. forsn soaths Uas Dollar as< Trss.
fy.frs tsrti. 70 be Ps'd 'nrsrseils ~ sds sses-
RATS Or <UvER Using.
CT rtS str. OF sissriisas are. for .aasrs OF less
Oss reiey. ~ three 'ssert,oas os~s 10 the
sss< properties. Eses esstiassses Ncssty Pee
Cssts per ss~sre
cyNo slveriss TO be eoasdered By the Hoa'h er
yesr saie,s .seeiasd the Nssuserpi, ot Prev'cs'
ty agreed sPoa sstvsss the parties
-TA, .dvertisenesi sot as'ked 90 the copy 'o'
spse,hsd sssss' ofiassrtoas vtii be eoati"srd ss'
, ordsr~d o.t, .si psy~est sxsetss s>eond,afv-
uYRssutas sAbyssrsssssrs.-Ts svo,t snv s"-
-.ss,.A.>.sss .>'s= 80, sffh~ Nasal Aj'srfce"'
Ii "a rrf,S~ ~ s.si 6SsS.Arass re SsSs eSSst-ses
oalv szfe.as TO their I'm n<dis'- hs.'ssss kesi rs
tate. Legal ssd all other 'he"
To be "a sdiis,onsi chss.-. s-a 40 ssria'ica
-. az tys.s,s.i ,drsrt,ssas-i, .sf hs -s,d fo- ~
es.a. GaLLkHER co.
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IHs Tom OF E,cHEL.-Ibs Hon. Jane.
BroIs., Tue s=u'or .dtor oi lh. N-~ York,
b<Press, writes ~ that joufBA from the
II y L,pI:
u poo INV 'elurn u B-thi.hem, I role by
the iumb ol Rsch,l-. spsl, tu,idlng With q
~G'tei I'd do,n-, .od hs'ln ~ilLiu IL Q high
obloag mot ,n-nt, but oi brck aud ,tuocoed
over. Tue .I.O, rs ~Iie ahi 50 it.ry, and OF
a rre .pfca 5 I's sh-ae -h-'- rest. the b,,u,
uful c4D,her VI Iva |. Cur.,sn, Jew, auI
Mo'iem al Ag'r- that Ihs e juss tho place
~h-rs R.dh-l Was tuf-i s,I all unit. IN
hVo" NJ t. Toe Turk. Ate SAXON, tb.l the r
a'hs- my Tvs. n-. b-r-, spi hv.,e ihei, b,y-
drs have been .uesn under the tomts all
around the s'mple g'a. 4 Rachel III,
s~ret domestic ,r uvs oi the good ~Ifs b.s-
sOn their iv,e aud aim ~ i,n, q. the loipb
Ab.o -sI, Ia a. tue brook VI X ,ufoh, their Dc
Is.t~t'oa ,rIn t,r i.ttvr tbey throw = suue:
~ msk 'h-H horror ui the ,iis,t-d,,nt, ~his
. "u"d the iO'a-r tr-y ~i.h, when thsy de
ne .s!i. M h- iri,,,.d
N"f s ,h- ~OBd-ruL The ~,fr. worth
ioui'rrn yeas ,~r'ie- ss sb-pDr-J. aust
have been 10th having III. ~bols lie OF
ksrhri i, indeed. Que ~ The bu-t touching
iatica history Ta- sweet size y'LsTj..s bss
lett her marx uiOu the ipcmDt. ~ m.n q.
vel - . tOuBr. Itr tribute 10 her l. the
u,bul- to sboi sf snl lnhJel. aud Jew,
and Christian .l oOmbius 10 pay u feys,-ou-.
The gr-.; ~oin-n VI eItb; th- LrnOt,a. aud
Ci,oprv's.. b.S- died. b--u Luu-d. anil ih,f
'-'y plnos Of Lu'i'i ba, Le,u io'go,-n --Lu,
10 thr day s,s j, over tbs grave OF K,chsi,
not t"s pii.f J.rob st up, but rnonom,n,
~ ". pi.rr, Iooud ~hirh P''gnms from eve.
~ land undr' th- .vD .-tbs'. ~ '~-p. 1 sod
r-se'snc~ lJf tL~ f4,tLlul -iis sud good uo,
th.f tn lN..i
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The 'ef- leaf niuiag on toe blast,
Ihe alps and hass on every hedge
BsspeAk O-tobcT cUm- 81 lsa
We stand On winters cIumbIinH edge
Lie Nsture's opening grave ", eve
Tss t~e tfiei moGIbs tot yet gone by
BEASAar BARros.
October may, upon the whole, bs designs
ted melancholy menth-more, bouevsr,
from the associations Of ideas which 10 sus-
ges's, than from any pscu i.rity in the state
OF thes' atmosphere 10 which il is eosbroudsd.
a ebtonieler Of the mouths has remarked
that 'October bears pretty much The same
esarseter 10 the lsli of the year .. \ pril does
Ia the rprihg' THIS, however, is only par
t'iHj s'tseet. W. base. ioisei. 10 o6rs-
Der clear skies and fogs dtoath and rain,
sunshine shd stdtm- bat their succession 10
more seaate, their attentions more matron.
like than the ririish Gskleness and change
fuln"ss Of April nor is tho effect on tho
pind less striking ln April, With us sun
sbi0r and its showers. ws are COO scious Of
40 elasticity % feeling, spd sfo ready TO
spring fJr~srd 20 NEE, the Advance. Of the
glor'ou. summer Ia October, on the con-
uary. the mtHd naturally gives way 20 fee.
hns rep9s", calm contemplation aud po-
stic ease DIR. Dtlte 10 bi. Evening. IN
- hhhV nbo ftufFttoNN Ou tus
subject Il, - says he. as combioiog tho
d,sh of the d.y uitb that of the year, the
period both of beauty and decay, that an
evening 10 autumn becomes 80 geoerslly tbe
parent OF i4ess Il q solemn ssd pathetic cast.
Not oily 3. in the hrst ~ these iurtsBess,
do ve blend the spbsst of cbysicsI uith that
Of moral being. but further source Of simil.
l,ads u ubavoiisbly suggested 10 the failure
aud dserspitais of the dyIog rear. . picture
fsitbfully, aud 10 cone poists Il V,sw. NOUN
faliy emblsnatio q the closing hours of ba.
man life
Z" ith the daily Tstpemcbt Of tbs sun, snd
the gradual spproasa Sf tsight, though
crcaiDstaoees as We bsvs ,esb oiteo assooi-
sisd 10 our MOD. With the uassiiOry rnure
~ moFtsi existence, there are usualiy eon.
nectsd 90 macy objects Of bssu,y aud r,po..
e. 10 rs0Jer such scene 10 9 bizh degree
soDtbing aud consoitofy. bot With The eas~
'omAry dselinspi light are bou asiisd sA.
'ishiuf - tie co@ing storm, the sadyinx %
the sltbsred foiIsgs--
'Fsf 500 ~ iesf
Isfss.sGl fssfiss lion ihe m1Glffafzf0Ee
pt safuinK soeb a. sfsdtrss rsIg bslos,
Asd sigSiJ sifeiss thfouxb hs rsTirg at.
liss leaves 90 ifsss ihr fsce of ass - ioasd.
Ne~ Efsss 10 Youis. sos ~iIssftgof ~ Rfoasd.
laD.a-r fses ihe lo'osiaE spuhE s0tPiiss,
lhrF faIi suerassiFs snf surfessiFs fiss
- Esssfatf0qa ~ ihsr coarse decay.
- assfish hes- shsn is9'~ sfs pss.-d svsy'
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s1MDyALs
M RS. w a RIA EvAnxS

ESPEC FULLY ssosse,. Ia her num.,,s.
~ lfiends 20 J~n-fsoh and Brrkei,V eoosii..
hs, she hs' 'rmoysd - ne ls'z sod eommod,ous
inuf sipfi huusr n. 90 HanuVrr afest tsfss
Pfst sSd Lombard Bsumofe ~befe .b~ uii' D.
PeAs'd - receive esli tofn hen sb. 10 20.
pared =" aecom m ots's bosffsf. ~ me Sav q, 80.
e"mi'0smf snf ~ mocsfsie rates. Hs, ,oe.rn.
-, sfrr sn3 piea'sni and hsf lshls viil Be- sas-
Pil-f Euh 81 ne iuTsfies " ~ srasoo
Bstimaf~ s~p'smt~f " i@sT-y
"NsrinshufR psr.fs nissse eooy
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a enhl ,aeefio, sr.si- u Bsssy
s.,,.,, "oafooa Whsssy for ssis ~
:" ]. L. HOOFr
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ShPPlNGrUN HOTEL.
The GARTER HOUSE,"
Chsri~sss~s. J~ q. re, c... v,...

IHE "CARTEk HOUSE,"
Css'issses~s. Jsa.ssss Ce..sy, yIsx,.,.
y>hE undersigned having purchased the ho,s
issoisbIy snouns.
CARRIERS HOTEL.
have op-n-d N. sane ior The ,-c.p,,o. ot v.i,.r.
The pt"pf'e'oTs pieigr ihcu ever, .I-r,,oa Tor
w, Comfort and pleasure Oi their patrons
neh 'Nui. Aiii te supplied With every
iuhnrs hat thi, or the beiskbVriny msts,t, ,.e
AFFORD;
The" nav furnished with . general .,,ot,.
m.ut oi iae very be- LiqOot-;
Th~u large aud sHy SrARl . attended -
,oh-r aud careful O>ii-ts
hvef' department Will be under the careful .u,
Sr,iAner "t the Proprietor. of Their A..i,isut.
Oysi-rs Liquors, Cigars and Horse Iii,r ,sys
'hop e.sh. X A REDNAS
JAMES -. GIBSON
Nes'rs R'-tm'n Gibson a, will he ..+u b,
The ahov~ csti, having erome n,npri,tot. of ms
Hotel Property . ~uuif t..pccttultx ron,,.,y
ne" tn ne p'itons 81 ihe .sisbli,hm-nt and To
'"' P"o'" srn"tahF i~ctrr assured that % will
49,, hcn o' ~ I"rme' reputation in heir hAnds-
w an tnr improvements contrm % z~d the Hou,x
MI have additional aIvania.e, ana r,n r..
tore ~hh coobtrnc- and PLEASURE carn.,iiy tr
c"mm"nd The establishment, kbowirg that .ndrr
we" ,oh,fo,. 'he " use ~iil be good, quiet aso
ofdrfIy IA eycfy Trsp-c'.
Respectfully.
April ., 1857
HAVING Ius, returned from the Eastern Mar
keis. with choice s-I-ciinn oi Liquors Ale, Pnr
'ri. &c. wr nh-r the Ioiiowing list uhich u- w,l
ssh "n moders'e terms by the gallon, dozen, bot,
tie, Sc.
Choice "Seisner=" Pale q andy;
Dark ,Ia
Extra Pale Brsndy in B.ul..:
VERY 6nc Old Nairus ~ do
Old Rye Whi'k-v iOyrar. C:J;
d.. do =,
Holland Gin;
BAss' C-i.hfa,ed "Intia Pale Ale"
Dave, S-ui"h Ai-;
bAt"las P'rzin'. London Brown ; OUT
Spiced Oysteis by ihr Gao ar Pisi~
REDNsN s. GIBSON
Catrr House. Ma, ~ 49,,
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ols oEsr - wbd dsst yos r. 10 wosR
ssd stop pishisg yssf bosst
Boy lie my s4ss sis', NJ sod lls Ihs
Posr,h of JAY .os ~ pisk thaaasr sal
sat IL vss aiad 70
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A VisoisIax R'tlsB ~ DuGL- % The
:oth u S-p,,Ub-s ~, fys aiI-s Rom sac
Asifsss. Eslassfss cosatg. CAlfofsia, dasl
as iodzb' t~t-seb Df. r,istsoa GocJ-ya,
fs'essiy u Gssss.sIIs ooss'y. ". sod CT.
Wa JeGsfsos 0st--Ood. Tbs sesDons s.sI
go. ,fss--d@,sses i5'sy ss,ds Atths 6sst
hfs DI. oO0d-fa fsil 20 ,us'ly -osnSsJ. aad
Did atout TOO hssf. sfiafssds. Hoe Wa.
Z is~is sod Nj Glsna. is plses 81 T Vsa-
ghso. sbo isi a., sFs li'oso ssesaDsuio 70
us.. sete-l 60 Ds tey Sc. ssd sspassa X.
Pop~ sad Marta Eowst Col. 0stsvoad.
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Join WILSON,
old Diploma Rye Whi,key.

W. T~Dk
The Diploms 81 tue M. Insiiiuie
Tbis Diplpma 0i ne NJ, cI-s, uss awarded
hY ihe MARYLAND tn.tiio'e fcf The pnouiotitn ot
Neetatic Arts. 10 bn y Wilson OF Baiim,r-.
iof bee oLD RYE wBt-kgY. ~Ghibi,-i a.
the Exhibition ct Articles 81 American Nsnufac
ilre. hel1 70 IN 81 VI Bsnimofe, on ih- i,t day
9i October, 1851 4"
JOSHUA vANsANT. Prest.
. G. III. Husr Seefetsfy
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JOm NJ. nuOPP.


II sTeetvff snd rpsa,fg ~. isss. as ,.,.,.t
si"ck ~ PEI aht Wtnt~f Goaes ~ shi.s s
'nv''rs ~ 81 sntt0n ~ ihs LHdiss saf Gsutisn.,
=, 'isa'a. a. NJ - dsisfmipsd 70 ell 81 loo ..
saV ofhFf D. 49, ~ ne tnso
ss tsi'TF - I-'9 l.. uOoyP
New FRIt aWd winter Sss.a..
Nv 'og fserfgiaE nv stfcE - Pal sof w..
\ 80 g sss. 90 ~hich invns ~ snesti,, 90.
Fpn.N 10" np~ssf h-ss'nsi sssostnsntof
P'sn ~ Etgsfsf csshmr'ss sad Dsistn.
Doohie ssirt Dsisius Frsnch Msf,sos
FiEofed ssd Ptsia s,fss
Ffsseb WofE Coiisst Ac
Ost 50 4 aantVR
II IBBONS -Bosssi std vslvsi R{ss,os. T.,
IL saiT ~ l. FtrtogP
ssOsns-f ~ 1858.
C'LoTHS Css.iBsrs., vs.isSs--s sTssi "a.
~ isiv. fyf sals by
De- l. sADLFa
M. HUNTER
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in the emotion she sas certain TO keiraJ. i,
would ts easy TO declare my love.
Mis-. sa.y.' I said, Il su going to Par.
to-morrov'
Shes.-pt her hand. seross the keys Of
tho piano into . stosny polka. l tried 70
see her face. bat ter etris fell over 10
v.s prePir 10 catch her, IL she tainted, or
coufost b-r, IL she sept l listened for
the sob., | fsucied the music vss Intended
To coneesl but throwing back the curis
9Th . sudden toss, she struck the las,
chori Of polka and said ssiiy, Going away
'fe.. fr some mno,hs.
ID ~ me. how distressing just stop
at my inen-dr.p.r's as YOU 10 home. aud
order me .oWe -Ht'. pock-t> andk-rchirfs
Tor tie melancholy "ce..ios. sill YOU"
iou 10 not seem to require them. I said.
sSssss S-.Is.S - ,SS.;.s.cs-Ss :..ss -,
We'll w'ite 10 %, won't yout Aud IL
you get married or die, or anything, let US
know
Il have IN ofe, TO be . p.rta-r 10 an En-
glib bsrk 10 Paris ! said, determined to
try her aud II I ,cceps il, - bsv. some
though, Il doiog | .hsll never return,
Her face did not chsug-. The old. ,su.
cy look was there. ss spike bot | noticed
that Que little baad closed eouvuls,vely
over her vatcb>chain. and that III. other
fril upon the keys, making for the 6r.t time.
sdiscnrd
'G,ing away forever = she said, vita /. s.d
tone. that made nv heart throb.
Mis-. Su.y, hoped you at least, would
nli-s me, and sorrow IN my ab.euee'
She opened her eyes With sn eXpres.i on
Of profouud .maIcmeut II
VA ,,,. III
absence would greve you
Change ell your plans
Yes. | hoped Thought
Oh ithst' sruest, gave fac. Ny cheeks
burOe'i, my bands aud feet sd 10 swell
aud felt cold chill. all over me. could
not 90 on. broke down for the third time.
There sss an awkward silehce | gl.pe,d
h su'y Her eyes resting on my hand
which lay on tre arm II the .os.. The
contrast between the black bsrse-hair apd
the f-sh seemed 10 strike her
What pretty tile hsod, .be raid
briii.snt IDEA passed through my brain.
D You may Lsvs 1t il you wall . said
of ring ir.
She took il between her own, and toying
With hogers, said. May H.
Yes. Tiff you will give me this one.
and r.isrd her beautiful hand TO NY lips.
She looked iuto nv face What sh. read
there cAuno say bu IL ever eyes tried
e. talk, mine dii then Her colJr rose, the
White lid fell over the glorious eyes, aud the
tiny hand struggled to free itself MAsI
fool enough To r,i-sse IT.
What | saii, kDo. not but I dare cay
my wife eau tell you Five minutes later
my arm encireled the brosn dress, the
brown crrls fell upon my breast, aud my
lips were in cOuiact siih-s another pair.
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YARTs,ess PruH tsf' 'er ssis ~
- KEiRsLvY' sHEEsER . -
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The ,ef- leaf diuiny on toe blast,
Ine alps aud hass on every hedge,
b'speAk OrtObcr cgIn- 81 lsa
We stand On winters cfumbIinK sdx.
L,ss Nsture's opening gave ". eve
The 100 bfsei mouths tot vet gone by,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-31
CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 81 1859.

you are wrong, you are wrong. DIR. Short
is going 20 be Married to Miss Greatlands"
"Well, there's something Of the sort in the
wind, know. ~ it's not the Reverend Dr.
Short It's the Reverend DR.. Long; so don't
pout, Gracie"
Dancing across the room, Lady Adela rang
the bell my carriage" she said to the ser
want
at has been waiting some time, my lady"
Where ere you goingi" asked Lady Grace,
surprised
ITO Lady Saneley'a."
"To Lady Sansley s." echoed the elder sister
Then, after a pause, "your husband did not
know you were going therel"
"Do you suppose | tell him what my engage
ments arel What next wonderl"
"Oh, Adela!" uttered Lady Grace, rising
from her seat-and there was piercing sound
of grief 10 her tone, deeper than any which had
characterized it throughout the interview
not say you are going there There has been
another rumOr rife about you; worse than that
half nonseneical one about Charles Cleveland
one likely to have far grayer effect upon your
welfare and happiness "
81 do not understand !" repeated LAZY Adela,
but there was a hesitating consciousness betray-
ed in her Tone in spite of its display of hauphti.
ness, which struck terror to the heart Of her
sister. 81 think you are all beside yourselves
to~dayl"
at is said Adela-I have heard Il through
papa, but we have not yet told your mother-it
is rumored that you have become addicted to a
-yice-which--ob forgive me, Adela do not
seek to break from me. You shall not go till
yon have answered me. Is it sol"
The rich color in Lady Adea's cheeks had
died intolpaleness, her eyes could not look her
sister full in the face and her voice quivercd as
she faltered forth, ''Vicel"
"Ihat Of The gaming table" uttered Lady
Grace, her own voice unsteady from her deep
emotion "Oh, my poor sister, 20 not forth to
Lady Saneley's this night Break through this
dreadful chain at once, without moments de-
lay"
She flung her sisters arm from her, and
moved forward with an impatient gesture oI
passion. They were near table, and her own
hand, or that Of Lady Grace, neither we'll knew
which, caught in beautiful inkstand, and turn.
ed it over. The ink was scattered ON to the
| light carpet, an ugly, dark blotch
What care Lady Adelal II the costly carpel
was spoiled, has money might purchaoe another
She moved on to her dressing room, suffered
her maid TO enrobe her in her evening mantle
and then swept down to her carriage, leaving
Lady Grace unnoticed where she was
ITO be Continued
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"KRISS KKINGLE. .

stranger, " Kriss Rrinse,p to children most dear,
Whn pnHH them visit but 0nee IN yeur--
(St 14d u A. 1t "a a. Decsmoel--ls Dec now on ms Way
The children AL know IL the sy0s have rron brisht
WIN tnonshts OF the stockings they II hapgup Ger
Aud ''Gast rs IN air'--liho the elders-ihey burd
Ot what they ieH have when IN IT Stockings are hlci,
Lear ehdreol sweet childreul hoy oud our glIld
Wlh elae eye; Of aek eyes with staeht nait Y ours;
our hetHs with their Uwn, while they wait for kuss
Kunglo.
With doubts mtheir hoping, they ash II ntus
That h0 % their stuckipgs will come duwu the tu
We tell them 10 pleusu tuoa, that kr'ss IL Tepued
To come hOWn lhe chimney, aud ulwbys woil Suthd
We srprussod this idoa Z, Il hienA's Little son,
But the SIN al grain uI VII m the cnln Of q pud
lhe lad not ,1sofyine e-,1ou,e MN for lhst-
lie asked II kriss ever got "bi ks m his hulf'
o'sfun In the babies ore sitting alonss
More tun IN the dirings WhHn uder III We groWui
And those without children, All never can know
The iysu existence solouruing b'low.
Tho bachelors crrsty, huild hopes on the sanl
And on that iuundatlon old mRiis ever 5 und-
ependmg on trlsudstp in Ii eiS stormy duy,
Tho food und the temp,s ia hopes hWeep away.
Hut those who by CUPID aud Hymon arc crowned,
The ARK oi LAVE shetturs; T. idga they w tund
From the nood that oorwhems 'hs tompe rs rude shock
And Mount Aiurat IN then cradle toek.
soioe from the cradle your may cornmanJ.
Your eyes ANY 10 'eskhls a lutte wlilo hand,
Suggesting a taltlu-pruy aOud II IN time
TaRS' FS I lsSdsfy s'S'f 4 T liz ;nhii G@poi ee "'
~ hang up tho uhinl ey where Otleis viii hs
That prot har aud tisIuf tho bnby's may
No MISTER how mnnv may hang In ihe pw,
WheutLe lutte bare iJat 10 thtir stocKings all 40,
Much more than the value OF pTostlis they hold
You'll receive N coin far ha'te tigu god,
The toys Of emoli "a. the smiles of delight,
Tho gianccs that make CnTslmas iuoruing bright,
Tho boniing VI voices 30 fite in each tun0
With tho music OF hearts, attuaing your own.
To hymns Of Affection and ~ ise to be given,
That Ona ovor loving, "Onr Fa hef a. ltcAVen"
Your hearts and yonr homes III his oudueEs has blessed
W.lh such little chlldrou once he caessrd
NOTE.
II il should 80 hoppen thai you have a sor--
Say from i've years 60 quite tN enty -Oue--
AS Chtistuas is coming with hm You shout rall
AttSAACs' MAGNiFICENt UNION HALL,
And therg purchase a suit, for If this you do
A right Moiy Christmus, ON hin, aiu on you
MilidAwn, AMI yUui ever, yus, over feinombur
Tho year k1ny Nine and llS lucky December.
C- Remember, we will give ri "a Christmas " New
Year Gilt 10 all who purchase then GOthlne at
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Gl1nropRre.

EDgraving aud LtIhoEraphiDE.
pRAINERD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRPHERS Bank
street. Cleveland, q.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
~ Electro Piaier Ddor Plater and Alanufactor-cor
and Prospect SITS Cup stSiTs) Cleveland U
is Eranaed rPpate Spoons, Forks, HstOts &c and
make them equal 10 new Door Trimmings turnishe or
Plated order. Bell Hanging pron pity attended 70 and
prices reasonable. l1l22dti6
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Derttstrp.
DENTESTRY
At 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
L. read the following lines II your teeth bad read
hem with great II you have teeth at all lisp-
fact that is, daily exhibited in tho Streets tho social
circle und the pnrloT by the humbest peasant and the
proudeat auocvat is that hundred Of ersou lose good
sets teeth for OF the timely aid of good and
kilful dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
than at all II your teeth are good have
hem examined by good dentist aud keep them in order.
II poor should be lost hut have them repaired the
sooner tho better and escape that which Burns tbs
Gs of all diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
ue attended TO in childhood aud youth.
All pc desrous Of no dental operations are inVit
ed to call at nv where particular attention i6i wen
~ the preservation Of the natural teeth where the
NuICANIZED CORAIIIE,
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morts.
Boarding.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
~ hiss taken the fac Boarding House, No 20 SLpelOr
st which has been E.wy htted up and Is now open for
the reception Of 6oarders ly25;23
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
I'D Public Square, and by the Stone Church-one of the
pleusanest locations in the cityhas been thoroughly
paired aud is open for Boarders Families wishing to
furnish their rooms accommodated with large
and rnom aud bedrooms; and Single Boarders
ard Day Brarers will fud good Accommodations
sonable Ladies net excluded References given
pnd rarniv"f anrTR2O g W RVPRlTT.