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uon 10 the taxes which may be levied for thoss
years, according to the charter as It now stands,
10 enable the city to pay the interest on her
oonds, and 70 provide means for the payment
ol ,5e marcus om''n ponds. !,
%. 10 give p'Ssr to the City Council OF
UoVington TO Se. inc public real property in
tne cry Oh CoVinston, and to buy other real
properly, win me view or locating the public
ounu'ngs IN more ceh.rai part OF the city:
4tn' 10 give power 10 the City Council OF
whenever majority of the members thereof 40
vote, after taking census Of the Wards.
PoLIoE CoUaT YEsrERpAY.-George Good
man, the confidence man." was held to bail
in the sum Of 5000 for his appearance at the
next term of the Circuit Court, and was COM
mitted in default.
Marshal Griffin, who escaped from the
Work-house few days since, and who was
re-arrested last night, was ordered to his old
quarters. ''. #n.. .....
KENTUCKY Central RA1IRoAp.--NextSa Satur-
day ia the dav ON which tbs Favetts County
Circuit Court. called for The purpose Of con.
frmlpe her sals of the Kentucky Central Rail-
road, will commence ita session. Great pre-
parations ara being made 70 resist tba oonAr-
nation BY such of the stockholders as are cut
off by the sale. The attorneys for Cincinnati
and Coyineton have had CONSULTATIONS on the
subject. and will leave IN. dav for Harrington. =.
OF oourse. no ora con forsse IL. ra,nIt bu, w.
general impression among nil narties ia that
the sale will be confirmed. A, n matter Of
general interest, we append the amount Of the
earnings OF the road for the eleven months
closing with Ssptember last. and also COMPARE
it with the correspondino months of The nre-
yious wear:
1878. .ls5s-s. Increast
harnih Is Si4s,1Oa II S52SeS "
CITY CoUNoIL.-Mr. Battesby presented a
claim from Mr.. Herod, for boarding prisoners
and inmates OF the poor-house. Referred.
Mr.. Battesby presented petition from Mrs.
Welsh, asking that the fine of S23, recently
imposed upon her son, be in whole or In part
remitted. Referred.
Mr. Allnut presented petition from the
members OF tho German Protestant Association,
stating that they intend giving ball on Mon
day evening next, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, for
the benefit of the widows and orphans Of the
city, and asking the privilege OF selling ale,
beer and porter on the occasion"
This proposition gave rise to lengthy dis
oussion, In which Father Allmut, (though he
presented the petition,) enlarged greatly on
moral philosophy, and declared he never heard
OF such an unreasonable request. "Drink ale
and beer at the odd-Fellows' Hall Mon
strous !"
Mr.. Menzies stated that he had attended a
masquerade at that place at one time, and that
Mr.. Allnut was present too, and that though
there was no ale or beer, yet there was plenty
Of champagne and bourbon.
Mr.. Moore stated that he had drank some
thing at Odd-Fellows' Hall once that smelled
like whisky, and also something that tasted
ike vinegar wnioh was called WINE. II was
no VIOLATION OF law 70 sell hqgor, II TOR char
;saoio PURPOSES, ana II 'he Venaers mace notn-
ing oy Tue trasaction. -.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN WATCH. "A man
named Forbus had his pocket picked at the
Opera. house, month or two ago Of valuable
Rold watch and chain. The different pawn
brokers were notified of the fact, but during
all this time, until day before yesterday, it was
not seen. On Wednesday, however, an indl-
vdual offered It at an Office on Vine street, and
1t was Immediately recognized. The pawn
broker Immediately sent for the officers, but
when they arrived the man had vanished.
Mr.. Forbus was visited, and yesterday morn.
ing received his watch after paying for it q
munifcent reward. .yh5Il
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PERsoNAL.-Edward Crapsey, Esq, who,
since the resignation Of Dennis j. Toohy, has
occupied the position of Clerk of the Probate
Court, was admitted yesterday to practice at
the Bar. Mr.. @. is young gentleman of Cul-
ture and ability, and, in the profession he has
chosen, will doubtless meet with success.
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EUROPEAN REMIrTANoEs.--Mas ssrs. james f.
Mellne 4 Co., No. II West Third-street, are
pre- pared to attend to remttancel to England,
ireland, Scotland and Wales, III sums of FL
and upward, as will bc seen by reference to
their advertisement in another column. This
firm is well known in this community as being
reliable.
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SAD ArFAIR-AN OLD LADY BURNT TO
DEATH.-Mrs. Mary Miller, lady ninety.
eight years of ago, mother of Judge Miller, of
Mount Vernon, Ohio, was burnt to death few
days ago, at the residence of her son. In
passing hot stove her clothes came in contact
with it, and caught fire, while she, being quite
feeble, the result of the extreme age, could not
exert herself sufficiently to quench tho flames,
and before assistance reached her she was so
badly wounded that she died in few hours.
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BODY IDES TIFIED..-The body Of the man
found in the river near Milicreek, mentioned
in our issue Of yestsrday, has been identified
as that of the Itackman Neiless, who, it will
be remembered, was drowned few weeks
ago at the foot OF Walnut-street. The man
leaves wife and two children, who reside
some place on Jackson street, and are in quite
needy condition.
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PHILLIPS House, DAYTON, OHIO. - This
popular hotel, under the management of Mr..
j. R. Hubbell, has gained an extensive repu-
tation among the travelling public, and may
truly be set down as A No. /. An attentive
landlord, spleudid table and polite servants
may always be found at the "Phillips."
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MEETING OF CITY lsoARD OF EQUALIZATION
The City Board of Equalization met yesterday
and received the resignation of Hiram Clear
water. Ely IC. Baldwin was recommended to
fill the vacancy, and Council at its next session
will in all probability max the appointment.
The Board now consists of the following
persons: George Wiltshire, R. r. Springer, N.
Bartlett, VIM. Cameron, Charles Schmidt,
Howard Matthews (ex-offoio) per his deputy,
John E. Bell
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A CINCINNATI BREWER IN INDIANAPoLIs.-
The indianapolis Sentinel says that wealthy
German gentleman from Cincinnati has pur.
chased q fourth of a square of ground on
Woodson.street, between Delaware and East
streets, in that city, on which he intends erect
ing large brewery, and that he has already
commenced with large force Of hands exOa-
waiting for the cellars and foundations.
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DEATH OF FIRRMAN.--Bepjamin Franklin,
who for some time past has been engineer Of
the steam fire. engine "Marion," died yester-
day of consumption. His funeral will take
place from his residence, to-day, and will
be attended by the iremen and Odd Fellows,
of which body he was an esteemed member.
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Steamboat Register.

leans Poland, Nashville; Messenger, Memphis; Bos-
ton, Lousvle; Denmark, Portsmouth Dunieith,
Neville; Virginia Home, Neville; Prioress, Madison.
DsrARTUREs,-Daootah New Orleans; Conewago,
Nashville; Boston Louisvie: Denmark, Ports.
mouth; Melross, Maysvie; Hickman, Memphis;
Prioress, Madison Duneith, Nevills Virginia Home,
Neville; Reliance, Marietta
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AN AoKSowLEDGNENr.-We acknowledge
the receipt from John Clingman, Of the firm
of B. M. Ayres & Co., Dayton, of O. myste-
rious package, ordered TO be opened in the
presence of friends and "in the new OF the
MOON" Our thoughtful friend may rest as.
sured that the injunction will be faithfully
complied with.
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BATES House, ISDIASAPOLr4.--Tha above
house, now under the supervision of "mine
host" Judson-who has as well assu,oed the
proprietorahip-is the most popular hotel In
Indiana. 1t has large patron igo, and being
conducted on plan similar to The Eastern
hotels, cannot fail to have cor ,inuance of the
same. Captain Hartwell, clorS. and Charley
Judson, Jr., assis lant, are court 0us and affsbe
gentlemen, and we commend them to the
travelling public as such.
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PRoCHEDISos OF THE County OoMnIs.
sIoNERa-At the session ,f the Board OF
County Commissioners yes terday morning,
orders were passed amounting in the aggregate
to S26l Is, Of which $16S ''S was paid 10
John Malone, for stone for tn, Garth age-r road
Apart from this no business WI w transacted.
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UNITED STATES Court. In the United
States Court yesterday, in the case of the
lessee of John 9. Parish 0s. George SuttIes ct.
al, suit for ejectment, verdict was rendered
for the defendant
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STEAMBOAT SOLD AT AUCTION. steam
boat Diamond was sold yesterday at auction
for the astounding sum Of $500. AT this rate,
one Of these days, every family bo able to own
boat and take indiscriminate pleasure excur-
eiOns.
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OYSTERS EVERY DAY.-Waggoner's import
ing oyster house, 20s Western.row, above
Fifth, is receiving splendid oysters every day.
Be sure to buy of Waggoner if you want your
oysters right fresh.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

Warden vs. Starbuck & Co.-The entire of
yesterday was occupied In hearing the rebutlng tes
timony adduced on the part eff the plaintiff in this
libel suit. Among the witnesses called to the stand
were the plaintiff and defendant. The case 10 still
good for another day or two.
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE COUNTY
DURING THa PRESENT MosTH.-From the book
in the Office of the County Auditor we have
been permitted to copy tho following table of
the receipts and disbursements of that Office
during the present month, from the 1st to the
22d inolusiye:
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OYSTERS that ARE OYsTRRs.-Oysters are
an institution, decidedly, and We know of no
better place in the city to purchase good
article than at the establishment Of Mr.. p.
Cavagna, No. 81 West Fifth-street.
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FAMILY SEWING MAcHMs.-Bartlet patent
improved Novelty Sewing Machine, advertised
in another column, is within the reach Of every
family.
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EyOR SALE-0mnibuses, Peddler Wagons,
II Spring Wagons and Buggles.
]. Il. PALMER,
oel2-am8odt Bank street Omnibus Factory
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALE JACOB GRAFT
fA d CO.-Large Sale of Furniture.-Wil DO sold
at Auction on SATURDAY MORNING, October ~
9oCock, at our store No. Is East Fourth street, n
large assortment of Furniture, Stoves, Show cases.
30. ALs0-A Msodeon.
nC2Q IAI0A CRAZE Anctinnnar
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ENOR SALE--LEASE AND FIXTURES of
a a bakery and grocery stand. Inquire South
west corner of Front and Plum streets. oC25aw
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A UCTION sALR.-By KELLOGG &

A UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG Z
IA. WILLIAMS--Sale-room % and "a East Third.
street-Large and Extensive Sale Of Pawnbrokers'
Goods.-0n THURSDAY and FRIDAY, October N
and 49, at w O'Clock each day, 900 packages, bundles
trunks, &C., Of Gents and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
of every variety-rich and fine Goods
ALS0-A very large stock and good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry Of all kinds, and
Instruments of q variety
At llH o'clock on Thursday-l2 English imported
Guns Pistols, &C.; one large Camera, DC.
ocA A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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CITY MATTERS.

Penny Press, by Henry Ware, Optician, No. 2
West Fourth street
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING.-A few gentlemen can be 40
I'D eommodatsd with good board and pleasant
rooms, in private family, at Ne. "A Mcfarland
street. Oc2Sbs
R0ARDING.-A few respectable mechan-
Id les can DO accommodated with board and
pleasant rooms at No. 1893 Front.street. oc2Sb'
R0ARDING-Severa gentlemen can be 40
4D oommodated with board at l8l broadway, be.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets A secOnd.story front
room vacant. Also, accommodation for a few day.
boarders. oc2Tb"
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-The right to DR.. KARSH-
II NER'S LECTRO-THERAPEUTIC BATHS
tor Hamilton County, Ohio: For terms, oall or ad-
dress the Patentee, at 2lS Barr-stree, Cincinnati,
Ohio oc27bs
ESOR SALE-A five year old black horse,
II 10 hands high, warranted gen te and sound. A
Darling two horse power and saw table, complete,
having been used only Two months; are as good az
new. Also, a n cord wood cart. All Of which will
DO sold separate together Inquire grocery West
corner of Fifth and Pierson streets. ou26l~
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FOR RENT,

LNOR RENT-A STORE and DWELLING,
n No. 81 Race-strest, will be rented separate or
together. Inquire on the premises, between the
hours Of 10 A. M. and2 P. NJ, or Of Mr.. ]. H0R-
BOOKS, 81 East FrOnt-street. oc23b'
NOR RENT-SHOP-A good work shop,
n II by 3Ofset, centrally located suitable for good
manufactu.i ing shop near Third and Main. Apply
at Press Office. oc27b'
NOR RENT-A LOT-30 feet front on
II Broadway, running through to canal basin l5O
feet Also one 81 feet 'front.' and 100 feet dseI with
Salt.sheds thereon, on same street, between Egh h
and Ninth.street Apply to Or Ames, West corner
Front and Sycamore.streets, or at ia East Fourth.
street. Oc26d+
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UCTIoN sALE-BY JACOB GRAPE

oc29 JACOB GRAFT. Auctioneer
A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT
N & CO.-Furs Fup Furs Twin be sold on
in the morning, and 10 contiDue until all 10 soh the
largest invoice Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fnr4,
Robes, dc, ever offered at auction In this city.
Among them will be found French and stone Mar
Viotorines, Capes Cuffs Mutis, Gloves and Collars
ALSO-A hns assortment Of Gentlemen's Gsnnet,
Raccoon. Wolf and Cray Fox Robes, with q great
p@ The special attention Of the ladies and dealers
and fashionable. JACOB CRAZE, Auetionesr,
oc8 No. 10 West Fourth-street
a UCTION SALE.-BY II. s. MILES
IA 4 CO., No. 50 Main-street-B Boots, Shoes Gro
csriss, &C., at Auction; THIS Friday MORNING.
Groceries, Boots Shoes, Wrapping Paper, Glassware,
&c, % brs. and half brls, Refined Sirup.
ocs Il. $. MILES Co, Auetioncers.
UCTION SAL E-BY G. BRA
n SHEARS & CO., ssles-rooms Nos. 81 and 50
sell THIS Friday) MORNING, October 2s, at Q
Of Molasses, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Nails, Ground
Spices, Rope, Soap, Paper, Wooden-ware, Bedoords,
Twlne, Indigo, N%tmsgs, &C.
AUCTION SALE by s. G. HUB-
IN BARD, at Trade Sales rooms No. 81 West Fifth
street, up-stairs-New Medical Books and Private
Library at Auction.-0n SATURDAY EVENING,
October %, at o'clock will be sold by catalogue
valua BILE collection of standard medical works In the
various systems Of practice, with large private Lii
brary, which embraces variety OF popular and
standard works In Literature and Science from many
Of the best authors.
N B.-Oataloguss will be published and the Books
oc2Sb g. G. HUBBARD, Auctoneer.
\
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CHAPTER II.


Maurice LesteFwas neag the staTboard gang
way whtn the ship struck, having started aft to
look to the helm The shock threw him upon
his back. and he tried TO get up; but ere he
could regain his feet the food OF mad waters
came Hurging over the bark, and he was thrown
-he knew not where. Ho only knew that the
flood came-that it caught him in its giant
grasp-that it hurled him as the gale hurls a
feather-that his head was hurt-that his body
was tossed and bruised--and then the lamp Of
bis consciousness went out When he came
to himself it was daylight, and the rays Of the
sun were beaming above him. At first he did
not attempttO move. any further than simply
to assure himself that he was really alive and
sensible; but sought to recall the events of the
past, which he did, very clearly, up TO the time
when his ship struck upon the rocks, ,--he could
60 no farther. After this be raised himself
upon his elbow, and tried to gaze about him. -
He found himself upon a bed of sand, between
two immense rocks lie had been landed there
in that deep nook, and the tide had gone out
and left him. In little while he rose to his
feet, and managed TO crawl up, by the aid Of
stranded spar, over low part Of one Of the
rocks,
After seeing oil that was 10 be Observed from
this point, be moved on towards where he
thought he should sooneet fad an open beach,
for he felt faint and sick, and he wished 10 fnd
help as soon a. possible. After toing over
slippery, slimy rocks, and cruel, tearing crags,
until his clothing was all torn, and his desh
bruised and laoerated, be finally reached an open
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Bonr0ina.

POARD'N HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
Ip has taken the fie Boarding House. No. 2l0 Superior
St witch IA been " WY fitted MP aud open for
the recept,un Of boarders y15:2D
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
II Public Square, and by the Stone Churchoue OF the
pleasantest locations IN the ctyas been thoroughly
paired aud is open for ROsnieTs Families wishing to
furnish their accommodated with large
and convenient aud bed-roDms aud Single Roaers
ard Day BJ9TdsIs win ud good accOmInodp piiOns
sOnahe terms Ladies not excluded. References given
and reravad pnrIPan W RUREITr.
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GllpruUEIs.

Engraving aud G1IhogrRphiDE.
PRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,WOOD
ID ENGRAYERS AND LI1HOGRPHEkS Bank
Street, Cleveland. o.
pOBERT GILl-SILVER AND
1O Electro Platter, ID ior Pater bnd ManufactOr-cor-
noT Of Outario ard Prospect SITS (up stairs Cleveland
Is prepared TO rfpne SpOuns, Forks CatOrs &c, and
make them equal g. new. Door trimmings furuishs
prices reasonable ii22jtiG
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T. ID. ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDwARDA. LAMBERr 4 co..
~ LYMAN
DEMING & TIFFANY.
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 6l Pearl St., New York.

PATtisulaT attention pa thr purchase Of q od, for
1gnors. Liberal Cash Advances Flour aud Grain
= REE6RENoEs=Wm; w FoT, Prest N. Y, Gas Light
Coz Charles s. For PTes't City Fire Insurance 60
Thomas Pearsall, Esq !, New York: Weaver Richard,
soh Co, New York Collins Bros \ Co Hartiord. Az
Soti Horton Cleyelhndi John TEAMS Co Cleveland
haleoek Hazd, Cleveland Day, GrisWold 4 Co., Han
~ u1a
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nR. w J. GUILD HAS REMOV
~ ed his Dental oaio9 to Room No y Hoffman block
who neod tue of peutst, will then selves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him
call Eleo Tcty used TO mitigate PAIN for those who de-
aire it,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold silver Porcelain and NucauiZed Rubber Base
the best reeth In sets from $40 10 $50 Gold
filings according size of the cavity from upward
maylL
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JewElrp q 6iluer 1Oarf.

POUND LATE ON MONDAY
~ night 70 ssts Of LAVA JEWELRY. They can be
dsezs dowI rs co. wsadou House.
FOUND-SOME ELEGANT Sill
~ YER WARE, OF new designs aud Tor rious uses
Gall on ,OMLES n co,
seels Weddell House.
EOUND-ON THE SOENE OF
II the late " Snnmage d" variety OF useful and OrnH-
inenial ,ods, which vii sell 10 pay the charpes
decls COMLFS co .Weddt u Honfe
E0UND-That ALL our JEWEL
n BY-Watchts Silver Ware Fine Cooks, Gold
Headed Canes, Fie Plated Ware g.. &c, were not all
sold last week Phase call AID tiRe the balance
de- 2e COWLrS co.
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DeTttistrp.
DENTISTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.


IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
i read tho following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great care IL yOu have teeth at all p;
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the streets In he social
circle and the parlor by the hudbest peasant and the
proudest that hundreds Of lose good
teeth for the want OF the timely aid Of good aud
kilfu dentist. poor aud inferior operation Is in many
than at all II your teeth good have
hem examined by good dentist aud Keep them In order.
por should be lost but have them repaired the
tho better and escape that winch Burus says the
ns Of all diseases All irregularities OF the teeth should
attended 10 IN CHI ldhOld ana youth.
All persons doslrous Of ue dental operators tnv
ed to call at my whore particular attention is;
TO the preservation Of the ural teeth, where the
NnICANIZED NORAIIrE.
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"KRIss KkINGLE."


strsnser Rdsr Rrlugle, /" to children most dear.
WIN pays them "a visit hat ohss IN 4 year
Ssil Ana that "a Decembei--is his way
WIN gifts TO make merry tile twenty -hflh day
The children all know IT, their eyes hnve sro,n Ari.ht
WIN snIasA'' OF tho stockings they'll hAis up Scr
And castles m aif"-iiko the sldsrs--thsy build
VI WAL 'hey sih Rave when their stockings mica.
shildroll sweet ohildren our boys and our rlsl
Tue s s Se S prst oil i'Ss & Ts s,I Sh' Sar e sSr'
gs,sv T''h 'hsif o"n' while they wait for Rnss
With doubts in their hoping, they AJAX u 'iutIus
Ihat 9e - ther sloekiugs will come down the auff
Mslell them 10 olease thoa, that kuts Il Teput0d
To come do~n The chimney. and HlWuys veil Suif,d
We expressed this idea to a frieud's little son,
N.Y. me sm d gTain9f VII in the ohna of pua
lho tad not bseiVinE- xcuse him Tor that
lie askue lf KRIS ever got bricks In his hatt"
ThsTo'sf In the bubiCs ere sitting alone.
More iun M The dtrlngs Wheh oideT the yVe gTrw WI
Ana And those wlthoa. children Az never saa kn,w
The Joys ul existence suJoufning briOw,
The bachelors crrstY build hopes on the sand
@ Anu on thh "a, h igasd.I,on = old mai,ls ever s,ahd-
The Hood and tho tempes ihsiI hopes sweep away.
hut thoss who by CUPID aad Hymen are crowned.
s an y, u & aIsS w., saasss I.faks thsy ': und
AadH AouAI Aiarat IN then cradle TOck
4 voice from the cradle Jour ears may command
Ssa5 siss sSy r. sssklns ihtis vh,s hand.
Thr buby is waiting iOrins chine
"The night Lsfore ChdstmaS with sousipR, 40 u..t
F Sans !9ass5 @ ,S ,m I5S s the mall simp.sa
IhAi bI9'her aud slstVi the bahyS may ses
No matter how many may hang ia The row
When tho little bare foot 20 iher ulook ibaE al m
Much more than the value oi presents they hold
You'll reeeiso N cuin far buita than sod
The joys Of emoi ion, the smiles OF delight f.
Ths s,ahess that make caIisiInas aag 40 hIishi,
ls,, Jh9 olsndlne & q ytl =. 20 ME An each tine
WIN the music OF hearts, AItuuinE your iva.
To hymns OF Aflootlo aud pr iss 10 be Siv.n
That Ons ever loVlng "OnT FE'her IA HeavaaH
aonr hearts aud lonr homes IN his Eoodnohs has blessAa
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AtsAACS AAoNlFicENr UNION HALL.
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MlNhANn, gnh luuii eyer, yea, ever remember
The year fii1i Nine aud IT'S lucky DgueinbgT.
~ RanembeI We VIII give Rinh Chrlslnas o. Nov