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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

From Charlestown We learn that John Brown
has given orders that he does not wish the vista
ton of PrO.Slayery clergymen. He viii be executed
Just before noon tomorrow. Mr.. Eger.on, VI. c.,
from Ohio made an Intellectual effort TO secure the
promise of Browns dead body. A brother OF Cop
pie, in disguise, has been arrested, and Identified.
Two Cincinnati merchants were taken out Of the
cars and deprived of their liberty for expressing
sympathy for John Brown and his family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

chuckle when they witness the gathering oil 'oe
merchants and bankers at the Exchange this after
poon cheering for candidate whose election Is GU.
OF the question: We do not envy the authon oil
this meeting the position they occupy IN tins cam
paicu. While we give them credit for good in'en-
tons, We ust do so at the expense OF their inte'h
cence. We are glad to be able to say that tne
or, at mass of the Republicans, Americans aud no
rarity n,en of the City. are too vide aWaket' Dc
cauch, in this deep-laid scheme to elect Fernando
WOod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Under WHICH KING, BEZONEANf

n E,,- IN. Herald Nor IS. From Ths Times, NOv. 10.
eCp1Nn DrsOcRATIcI CITIZENS MgETSG.-
R,YIv-Th. Damocntie Re- VIZ. 3. HAyEzEYER YoR
publican electors Of the City MAYOR "A meeting OF itHens
and County Of New-fork of New orE, Irrespective OF
friendly regular nominations party In i.For OF an honest
ard Of sustaining the faithful and independent I'D
slnizacn Of the party unitsiion OF the City Gov
eed 10 meet at fsmany eTnment OF eecy.
Han on Friday evening" reprass'ng pscuiston fraud
2 O'clock purpose and corruption in Municipal
Of ratying nominations AFFAIR." aud Of the election
OF Nm Havemeyer for William r. Hayemeycr a.
Nayor Samuel j. 1den for Mayor will be held at the Mer
CORPORATION Counsel &c chants ExchsLge, on 1h1rsdsy,
Dec. !, at O'Clock p. ~
We respectfully beg the " citizens irrespective
of party" to be little careful how they VOTE lest
they be found unwittingly putting into tho ballot
box the names commended at the 81 Grand Demo-
cratic Rally" as " friendly to regular nomina-
"ratiors, and in favor of sustaining he Orgaai-G-
" ton Of the party" at Tammany Hall. Oar friend
Cyrus w. Field ia requested especially to mind
his eye, or his vote will be counted after Election
on the side Of Slavery Extension and partisan Reg
jstry There are good many counterfeiis about,
and you cannot examine your ballots too carefully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The Hon. J. Brooks said before the Wing Com
mfttee, on Tuesday evening, that $50 help him
" God, he neyer would act with the Republican
party" lie did not add that he would never set
with the Democrats party. We must, then, con
clude that the Hon. J. b. is irretrieyably lost 10
US. II ia an affecting thought and we entertain Is
more in sorrow than in anger. BROOKE We BID
you sad farewell.
Though lost 10 siskt, 70 memory dear"
How can the Republicans ever hope TO DO
happy without hint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Tonight the Republicans hold their Ratification
meeting at the Cooper Institute. Let it be gath
ering worthy Of the cause and the occasion. Let
us show that the opponents of Fernando Wood are
as Jealous and as enthusiastic in their purpose Of
eevating an Honest Man to the Mayoralty as the
followers of that bold bad man are in the endeayor
TO iasten him again upon the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Doctor Pomroy, Secretary of the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, has
been removed from his Office for immoral conduct.
He has published statement by which it appears
that be has been made q victim to the enticements
of three different women, 10 each of whom, for the
purpose of avoiding exposure, he paid $500. lie
denies ANYTHING further.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Nnr Rr0apfcfs.

We are happy being able TO state to the friends Of THE Tss
rSE that our receipts mail subscriptions during the month Of
November us past nearly fifty cent In advance Of the
correuondns month Of last year. BY the following statement
transcribed iom semiWeekly and Weekly subscription
books Tour through not bong iDcnded viii
be seen that tho circulation not confined to
particular States but Il nearly universal Advertisers viii note
that advertisements inserted In THE TRIBuSs will reach all
nf ihec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

stormy one, Rrastus Brooks speaking vehement'y
against Mr.. opdyke and in favor Of Mr. Ogden, aud
Mr.. r. F. Andrews in an able speech supporting
the action of the City Convention Mr. Warner
and Others supported Mr.. Andrews IN his remarks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The steamship North Briton, With dates to the
10th, has arrived at Portland. Her news is not SO
late as that by the Europa, given elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

PLEASANT WEATHER FOR THE PRoMENADE.-
r. - .A..,rsn "a .frise especially when INDUCED 10 In
700 should Of hSoxs elegant and
Has and a. the weather - admirably aosptd ier TINS
80, - r.orsruend gentlemen Of taste TO visit ksoxs NO
BIO Reoa9v ard make purchase He has large aud vsns
- -. II L 4. nuilnrrl prlce b only -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The American General Committee. after 1--WE
hours session last night from TO IL o'clock, rati-
fed the action of the American City Convention 10
indorsing Mr. opdyke, the Republican nominee, for
Mayor, BY vote Of % to l5 The meeting was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The Board of State Canvassers of the Election
Returns viii not meet until the lith of December,
owing to the nonreceipt of the returns of Yates
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Senator Douglas and wife intend leaving Wash.
ngton for Florida on the 18th of December, on
the Recommendation of their physicians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Nem2lurk Daily Gribn,re
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1859.
Cn CUKRrNPONDEhTs.

No notice cen Of Anonymous Communes,ssAs Whist
eyet II intended or insertion be authenticated BY the
nae address Of ths wer-not neesssArJ Tor Paehss
ton but a. guaranty for his good faith
We Cannot undrtake 20 return rejected Commuricatoni
TuR TRaUSu shoald In all Dc al
dreSsea 10 HOMAGE GREELEY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Unusual efforts were made TO procure the signs
lures Of dry goods importers and jobbers to the cen
to the Havemeyer meeting, bu! they were frtlt'es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Dueiness Notices.
YxrRAO RDINAR SALE
CnsEaAL Hevss-t uKSisaiso oocDs,
At a.
GHEAv REDUcTf0E IN PRIoE-
y. V. HAuGnwoUr & Co,

Wa. ASS 49a, and a42 BROADWAY. cor Of Brooles;
t4ss consgnrsents Of Goods from Europe io
ssie on uAroFAuksE AocoUSr and having them'eves ~
rrsvsY heavy aud choice stock OF Goods hsad hs1e
view DE approaching close Of he business season. Determines
a. sake idr0e Yedacf5Oz " their prices.
FnOa 1His TixK UNTIL THK isT OF JASuAki NkAit
large demand, and thus enable them 70 ns'$
duce their etock before the close Of the yesr ga,
In Consequence q the reduced standard OF Nos ~ -.
nKEcy they are enabled offer their BoHEslsN AN - IT,
CooDs, PVaoHASED At LATE fAiE AT LkrS'O' Al ~
PARALLEiED Low PRICES Il, .,.,1 0,;,e,,
nae IaIc.sfng are sample Of tAstr Vsdaeee P r., avn
CowpsrrE Wars FREScH CHiSA DlNsks, d. g. ,so
sr. SxVytcxs WrTH COMPLETE sxKylcs or ilSh ~
p-o..rrD Rop KsraN POk " PklNsoS5,
nscssves. GeHIFTs CBAsPAesEs, "isEs HOOKS NhAA'
49, $3.50 80, RovIs PHKsEkyE DisHEs. &c, 6c,
AAN'' ~""' FoK SKvEsTV DOLLARS, 80
k "a .sert tho cheapest sets ever SOLO IN TINS oO"J'
R,ca IKcoR aTYp DTStSS SERVICES,
NV Al 4 90 IFS. and TllS, and upward
CAsrOKs Al 20 ~ and Sl1
"A An xvFTErD QUALfTT At 10 and ~ -
E,sv ~ ATKp SETS. pieces, OF 70 and Sco'
"a ~ HxorfurE ST1Is aud FISIsH, at go ~.
Sps or CCTLKRY ~ pieces with IVORY HANDLES IN 'OA""
N, C1sEe. AZ S2l . end s2 % -. -.
"pSs, RogxniAN CoLORED and ENGRAVED WINE Bor7LSs,
Ut 81 50 per pair, - ,,..-.. a ~, n.;r s,d
err BOaEsiAE GoBLETs - per dozen, So' &c, &c
We al the public to examine goOds and Piioes ana -
TIA Nc Reduction Of price, - 2enEine A.,
Prinea are uasr6ed in plain figures from winch
No DEviATI0S CAS- BIZ MADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

ment In the great struggle Of 1860, instead Of be
perversion to the corrupt and corruPsns scr~oe d
our deadliost ices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.

Ths greet external remedy Ct shc Prepared Rom the
yoe OF Dr. stephen Of Connecticut the celebrated
bcne seSter whose IL vailed by that OF any living man
Il s certain and imaleds,e cure for Rheumatism gout nca
rrra spraus bruises wounds burns scsids res
leeso headohe toothache and al rheumatic or nervous
alsarders external injuries Se All sufferers should give
trial RicHARpsoF Co, Proprietors NoF"lch, OVth Fof
ses eEcrywherc-
80 CAPITALISTS and 0TnERS.-A party already
EsrasLusHD In the SsMAcETSK BrsNEss (which OF
Ecatae uatcre de.ous Of extending the same BY forming
5reeK COMPANY. An excellent investment. gi2xante0d Ad
dts hAcaass Box No ESQ P0Oce, with iu address sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
CRrsHED LEG--A DRrI

CRUSHED LEG-A DREADFUL CASE,
Cercd By DE-. S. b. SxiTH'a MAGNETIC SAWS w I.
MAfaKa Nc. aoS 2d-st. For sale By Dr. s. r. swlrn No
an CaDalSt BARSEs PARx, No. Psrk.row r. q WELLs
4 o.. No. rs FrSadin9t, ard By Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
80 CAPITALISTS and OTnERs.-A party alread
FOR GHNTIEAIFN


&ktra Heavy UndeTshigts and Drawrrs Shaker Knit and
Faabei TruveliDg Shifts.
Al Nos .. and - Wsu enc door norsh Of Msiser ANA
Gro. ST. TRACY, AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

I'll. N. MARTIN ~ Co.,
A all CITY HsPs and pS d c s Pise' throughout tue
Pscsa offered to the advertiser are not e&cesd by any
80. Saces No cs AppletOn's Building. Broadway. NJ.
chsas no sSs Broadway John C. Dodge ESQ., Of Mason
podse snd briggs corner beeSus 1 S vs, "H'u'
HoIIOwAY's OINTMENT is an unfaiing remedy
br lngnnmstion Of Throat. DPtherA haish Oopghs
Asiha Whezing and all disorders Of the Cnss J"
BY violent eOdA e also giSss isesS.e 'S'' " VI
Ts,y RIccs TRuss.-The demand for this new
philosophical continues increasing beyond pre-
oedeat Waterproof always ciesnly Sonsets ne GPensS
s1 9Ssx S.s So ss Broadway
FEVER AND AGUE CuILL FEVER f.! DUMB
Aaurlll-I Is not very difficult thing to break the Aces
sre.e or suusT poisons But vegetable medicine which
ogy bresk che e but Eradicate, from The y,,em :,
AoUE LLsa harmless sugar pill Il eHres ae di'edse breaks
ID wherr persons have been exposed Children infants the
feeble may take Il with impuay. The most inyeterae
o~s s.. are I rsdiosly J cured red by IT
Il, A fsl srl Of HrsraaEYs's HoSHoPArHIo sPkcuics
with book Of Directions twenty different Remedies. in
large yiss morocco ces s3 do, In plain case $s case Of
These Remedies By the single case by mail
exp ec Of charge to address receipt Of the price
No 80 broadway New-YOSk
GAYgrry's INDICATED PAPER
Ee The wArAH CLosEr Ia not mere medical preparation but
be esteemed luxury oo9daoysta the eosrt
Fsl e By al DruseisIs and the pepOtS No Al Annst,
nsd Ne. go broadway.
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIfs, &c.
CERTAIN CURR.
RrOsx1s q Cos C1TPaoa IoI WITS GtyCEsryH
Ckeap ssfe aud agreeable Price rs cts. hEeEMAS CO..,
Nos lsl 1914, 81 and 73o Broadway, n. \.
~ B.-ssnt BY mail on reccip, Of 80 cents
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS
L the best and Cheapest Article for Dressing
Beantifyng, Cleansing. Curling
Preserving aud Restoring the hSlr.
Ladies' Try IT, For sale by Druggists and PerfanisTA
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMLY.--PANT, GREASE
ePoys kc removed instantly Gloves silks. Rh5ona. 40,
eaned without injury TO the most dehcas color
OF hbro 81 HEoKxAN Co.'S CONCENTRATED BENSiNE OnlJ
~ neots pes kottiN uEgxNAN & Co. Druggists-
Noe l6l 3s9. 81 and 75S Broadway.
Tx EUREKA CELEBRATED
SHUrTIE SswING,MAcHSEs,
Pyscs $50 completes Warranted give entire sisfaction
Princspal Broadway. corner OF hrooueGt
Local Aeasts wanted Address L. J. LENf esonl Sep't
DIR. MARSH continues to apply his RADICAL
uaR RCss with success In eaecug permanent cares OF Her
n,s 90 Rnpture AZ Neseys Ladies waited by 70
sle In nvaae Also TKrssES Of description tor
peganes retention Of Rupture. Bathing lrses supporters
khour Braces SuspensoTy BandAges silk Elastic Stoekng
Rnee Cara Anklets and 81 SacS appliances sclenthcaJ
apciieS 81 MAksa Go. No. Vescy 1t. n Y.
A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
The Press of EnrOpe.

England's Press is a fec simiie OF
England. From the stately Fines to
the sparkling Punch, through all the
grades of newspapcrdom, there is to
be seen a reflex of England as she is
and as she does. Her wealth and pow
cr are like the Times her wit and
humOr are like those Of Puuch-kccn
and hearty. So Of her magazines and
other publications they exhibit the
finish and learning of an old and ira.
dtional society, which can scarcely be
expected from new one.
In France, also, the Press indicates
the nation. When free, its freedom
ran runs riot, its liberty too often reach.
cd RIGHTEOUSNESS, and its expressed
hatred against tyranny stopped not
this side Of opposition to nearly all
government. Now another phase has
come, and the press with no longer a
soul except that which exists in the
Tuillerics, with no tongue except when
Napoleon iii, bids it to speak, still is
an image of the nation which cal
pass from the widest Rcpublicanism
to the most strigent tyranny, at sin
gle leap.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
A. II. T.. HILDRETII. Editor.
Approach of Winter.

November is here, with its wintry
blasts, and its cold icy fingers. In
the country, this month is usual Y one
Of the dullest in the year. The farm.
er having gathered and stored his
crops, rests from his labors; and has
a kccncr eye on the newspaper re-
ports Of the markets" than hc need
have, now, on the changing aspects Of
the weather, and its probable inhu-
ences on the growing grain. The
prosccct of a demand at home and
abroad for his wheat and his corn. his
potatoes and pork, interests him more
Immediately than wecvil" or rust"
or blight or "chcss y and hence,
the newspaper gets closer reading
in the rural regions, in November,
around the cheerful hearth, than at
any other period of the year
But, November i'll the city--ah, how
different The opera, the theatre,
balls, parties, etc, divide the attcn-
ton Of wealth and fashion. 1t brings
out velvet and furs on the promenade.
and gives new reins to gayety
and pleasure cslcwhcrc-no matter
how piercing may be the cold. or how
Il Il
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17

There l. better lie than nave hnc"n-
sqFea, pI,er s"SG.St sti1i iiliu r'l''h 'i'i'
Where | Shall know Of bliss
, r., -
~ - .o' e" r.'S "T"uI"' n".iLn. "'t t'i.o,
'''G ',''T'S h 81 "'' I "I 'iaaS"ro ",,, a"u W.,
go. a. "''';' VI '".'''Ct',,' p."'I 81 ,t;ni. "I
''"6 ~ o,"n' n .t,;"n ;,'"0 ',",i 'nniL ,'', ",
",,9 nn,>.,.,'.ut ~ :, -. and .nI L,ro T." n' ,rn
'.,l,,, L,,0 n"I | I,r,II ,,,,n ,ho n,nnn,,. >.
I,',r', ,', ,'nn'.,, , uLi,Ii wt", thnv st..o,i
'' .t,.r r,''., 'an.',L ,na ,,'n,.f' n,,b,n'
';,,. NV - '''' '''>'' y '''N ~
F''\,, \,"n. ,l,,+ ,,,. Ifc, :, ..r,, = o,, l.,
~ ,,,,.,, ,',.',.,, 81 ,.,,,',,
Witch 'r, r,;,'nm dawn IN ,hn c.In,t,
I,r ,r ,;,,,, -. n,.t
= < x
uIIr.d ,,,I ! Iiynl .l.ro ,,c,,,I,a,
!, . Ij,,Ir rn,t,,rn Int q hri.f y,y
fran, InmsI,In Tbis rntt,rn and tw,,
ncrrs nr land inst in front nf il was
ali that vn had nr tho worlds ,r,,d.
and with the helm of the parduti. Lir,d
in the seed and harvest times. We
u,,,u,r.I to raise vegetables enpu~h
+, suHrlv ourselves and MANY fami-
/ lies in Ionsdalc. who paid Ms money
| for our products.
We scwed for the tailors, and the
| furnishing stores, and for families
and in this way, by the exercise OF
economy. we rot alonm comfortably
/ We had always been poor. SO it was
nothing new for US. Our parents had
been dead for some ycars-both had
died ON the same dav. of a frirhtfuI
cpidcmic which ravagcd the who'll,
! rnuntry round about LOnsdalc.
/ Nv father had been dav laborcl
,u the estate Of Ravcnwood a fin,
/ I'D domain which orcuplcd n hIrh
hIutf ovelnang.ug the broad bosom OF
lne lake, and Hugh Ravcuwood, the
owner oil the place, had been very
kind to him ALWAYS. Mr.. Ravcnwood
thought it would be best for my father
TO take the cottage and a piece of land
in return for his labor, and according.
Iv. GIVE Cottage, as it is called, fell
| INTO our hands. was all paid for a,
the time of NV fathers death. and
! Ii
! God that a home was left MS Tn,
GOOD IIunh Ravcnwood went to hi.
rest but a few months after nv parents
and his Dronprtv descended Ia paul
his son. who was soiouruinp at tb,
French capital. So the Rayenwood
Hall was left in charge of the ser.
wants, as Paul was not expected home
for three or four wears.
After our parents left us, it was at
first hard getting along by ourselves
1t is a irving thing for woman to be
thrown upon her own resources in re
gard to everything she distrusts hel
| Indictment and fears to act as the in
| siinrts nf her nature cuuusel her les,
the cool voice of reason sLouId con
dcmu. felt this very acutely at FIRST
but after a time | became accustomee
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
d0estparo tbe Course of empire taEes its oolag.
Z, FLOYD COUNTY. IOWA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1889

! In they swept from the dazzlcd sun,
And soon in the church the deed was done,
/ Three prcIates stood on the chanccl high
knot that gold and silver can buy,
Gold and silver may yet unite.
Unless it is tightly fastened;
What : worth doing at all worth doing we'll
And the sale of young Manhattan belle
Is not to- be pushed ur fastened.
SO two Very RcvcrenGs graCed the scene
And the tall Archbishop stood between,
BY prayer and fasting FASTENED
The Pope himself would come from Rome,
But urgent matters kept him at home
HAPPY these rObed prclates thought
Their words were the power that tied the knot
But another power that love knot tied,
And saw the chain round the neck of the
bride
A glistening priceless, marvellous chain,
Colled with diamonds again and again.
As bettS diamond wedding;
Yet still twas a chain-l thought she knew it,,
And half way longed for the will to undo it
by the secret tears she was shedding.
But isn't it odd, to think. wherever
Neall 60 through that terrible river;
Whose sluggish tide alone can sever
The Archbishop says) the church decree
i}y t"1ling one into Eternity
And leaving the other alive as ever
y each wad"s through that CHASTITY stream,
The satins that rustic and the gems that CLEAN
viii grow pal" and heavy and sink away
To the nuisumr River bottom clay
Then the costly bride and her maidens six,
VIII >hivcr upon the banks of the StyX.
Quite rs helpless aS they were born
Naked soul, and very forlon
And the beautiful Empress over yonder.
Whose Crimcinc made the wide world wonder;
And even ourselves and our dear little wives,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
Sheep in Texas.

There is sort of mania Just now
about sheep in Texas. The start made
few years ago by G.. w. Kendall, -
and his success, after going through
all the phases of i'll luck, losses, and
discouragemcnts, which perseverance
ovcrcamc,- has induced many others
to establish great sheep farms in that
State. Maj. WIN. Leland, one of the
proprietors Of the Metropolitan Hotel
in New York, is one of the number
who has followed the lead Of Mr.. Ken.
dali, with every prospect of success.
Beside the fine wool tlocks established
in Texas, there is constant and large
importation of the coarse wool sheep
of Mexico 1t is estimated that a
quarter Of million of Mexican sheep
have crossed the line into Texas since
the first of 1859, and the humber is
constantly increasing These Mexi-
can sheep are crossed with northern
stock, and make a valuable progeny,
both for wool and mutton.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
BY EDMUND c. sTEDNAN.


And still the moon Is shining on,
/ sun liym"n torCh Is lighted
And hitherto, III this land Il the West,
Most couples in love have thought it best
( To follow the ancient way Of the rest,
And quietly get united
But now, True Love, you re growing old
+ Bought and sold, with silver and gold.
Midnight talks.
Moonlight walks,
Tia" Glance 1f the eve and sweetheart sigh
. And slaiuwy haunts with no one by,
10 not wish to di~parage;
Rut every ki-,
Hasa mice for its bliss.
In the modern code Of marriage:
And the conn q sweet
Is not c.mrl.tr.
! Till the high contracting PARTIES meet
Before the altar of M.umon
! Aud tn. bride must he led t. a silver bower,
. Where prarlS and Iul;,s fall i'm "A shower
Illt would fIieht,u Jupiter Ammonl
! need not tell
How ii hcicl.
tSinca Jenkins has told the story
Over AND over and over again,
In style cannot hope to attain,
And covered h!m-eI with gimyD
The King Of the Cubuus strolri this way
/ KIM Januarv' hi, nam.. they slv-
And tell in love with the Princess May.
The reigning belle Of M4nhnttln;
Nor how he began t" snrirk and sue,
And dress a. lover, who come - WOO.
Or as Max M4r,t1vh and Julien do
When they eit fun hlo"mel in the ladies view,
And flourish tie woudrcus baton,
/ IL WASH one Gl your iuil~h hnbcS,
les,
:. And :" our citeS receive them
Nof one oi your hi''he-beilcHe spanish gran
~, I'1S, ,.,
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lh''t 'he poor guns neIieNe 'hclh.
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Santa CRUZ de- Ia Muscovado
senior "i'h!IsslDAo oF!edo
lie owned the rental o! hali Havana
Ani all MatahzaS ana santa Anna,
idch rs he was, could hardly h"in
candle to light the mines O! gold
Cur cuban possessed choke 'nII OF olgEerS
And broad plantations, that, IN round hgures
/ were st"'hc" WIN AT !ei'St hNe thousaAa hiS
gers
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=, me o'io' sM''T " CT'f ', n't "N
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~ IN ns' ""'te'y "l iI''S"e
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anu come anu 20 ~ h%' i"''@"It'
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
2omantit Skettb.
A Story of Simple Life.

There i. better life than have known
4 surer, purcr, swcetcr Life than this
There is another. a celestial zone,
Where | shall know Of bliss
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