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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16
JERSEY city News.
THE AssoM roisoEn o CASE.


The heeF'sg IN this coItsnaed yesterday bo
f,re Coroner Gailey al Communipsw
Tho nrst w,tncss examined Charlotte Braui, who
snea ths. she the deceased % rhgrslay previous
10 he DEATH did noi bear hor complain Of aoy vomiting
but cf pain 10 the chest .hs did COMPLAIN ~
her hGsbanas ~ treating her her sg.ia % sfiay;
Mr. Abr0m present, and appeared 10 he trying 10
cry heard him cay he gsyc her powder ard arar ID
another, after asstug n lying corpse sa~ sr.
a lake powder srd throw In the nro; b SAID ne
dtn't believe In Doctors medicine, the room sruclt
sir1ngiy q ohloroform; heard Mrs say
ttttG ~ lie.
Elizabeth kbsorn tter dsughier on decsatra "a. next
exau,ned gave sc of hs four 20 dsrs by
the doctor isstcd bitter; heard father ther had
very hard deaths ttat 49, ootnReucCd kps he
gave her the poxcer and Continued doing uatl her
dCAth, heard rotnnR ss'd about some hrauhT "a
crsr taxte witch he uether, cft
90 hat hbc could cot cit mp alone nrf out of
bed THURSDAY; enc z \ Gp then without sssi-isnoe
10 the Afternoon the evidence rroce,dcd. Il vM IN.
lnYo tunt taceft ~ ~ capIafictGg The scf7ant girl
Julis gtstrory Fdwaia poGy, a by, gNsrt taat ho
hss seen Nr sbsum ara julia several limes together.
whict ste 70 her tsrtircfy had denkd NJ y I Jake
sFo c0niso'ctcd ;sEtncng IL her visits to
Jersey Cy she haa TIA, she visited there
k.- Yorr oftcurr 'hsu q week ynica Mr y.
cnnlrsdc,s, by ssynE she IN The habit frequently
etiy ~ conrg rtn tt pace ~ nJstsr., sio prae
| piicd Al ienctf though rrthns e'icttfd.
Hrre tbe Gaze va stuurptn uftii nsufGy next, ape
cal ipr the aonaDnosuon ci The jurors, shen y "a ex
4 rscied the chemists srays- viii oe prfseatci
Ufscxsr Rrsssss Y.stcrday ,ftsrr The vei-
liant Jasey CITY police made ssncrsI u Nov York
frrse-- who e~ve oul'e businefs ny socix pssen.
Esr, 1T thH Stenm.hp sns rsoaa sinous he geutle-
srrpsed sere takrr bsnts the Recorser no kpdy
invited ttn 70 add go esch u the citys naanres
msia - The pubilcs hosp,iai,y mt, ,sid amount
saytut
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NEWS BY TIE WAY OF BOSTON.

wuoD-TAMrERiN6 Win sLkybS, Enc.
Itr ,tn tne Breton Fost, Nov 10
On the arrival OF The steamer a0nth Carolina ore % cur
reporters visited he succeeded In onts ning
interview with oapt Haver captain said the story
cncuAed relative ,s,ers bales of cotton having been
removed irtm the steamer was utterly ~thout oanca
hon, and no had lscrned vas Orig'oa'ed 10 Augusta
Fopieuan rhnnea Bio get who out 10 tnt steamer
paFssuger her ls trip, ~ Augusta ri the time
ine report pui m circulation. Mr., " believing ihe
ssoy ue ssrirs me vetsel IN dsorer nastsned
70 charleston, ba was g atty surprid on nis arrival 70
End the city qara y.y quiet, aud the steamer re-
pens - usual, N y sec ~ one o. No shsrses y ne
sa,s The question - secession, or non secsston
ReItislly and cgpt,nnay hgita,ed, appcavs 70 en-
srosB The ATTENTION nee aId even children and
pervaecs s car,es o soesy A. the reported "forei
bic expuls'onn oi n gentleman bsmrd Wood from the
f1ate be ystd gsn.icman named Wood went with
ne rass.rgc on Le stcGlrers 20 Charleston
he wers 10 b 81 aNoD ,s,cher 10 scool ~ psec
lar oistsnt fron sly When be ARR red ne ven.
feycp M any lie took the nis nnal
destination, and we Ia The cars oouvessa iceeiy With
carried on 10 L,gb tone M wscd SPOKE GavorabIy Of
tbs I,c,ion Of hr Lincoln bit mr. Boes.t more
kno - rns IL the overheard nv southern
geuemsr who occupied ses's jst bebiad the h1rthern
ers TIE southern geIuencn reported ~ha, they had
heard TO ths Vigilance rcumiitec rne after ior,h-
with set about 10 investigate the miiter They
aseersained ,nc whsreaSov,s q NJ. Wood, ssa
committee VI be a republican soa, slso, Il he DID
uoi en9rtah sentiments favorable W Mr. lscons elte
tton Mr. W. Lesii6lsa before repyir The nulttes
asked him ssup whA, thought Of zoe higher lag, and
AZ be st besisiod reply. they fgned sse opi1ioo
test ~ was ar np,ttor ~, sd aavirsd him. AZ icoi,
to r. turn speedily psfrhlo ~ Bstun NJ. w. DID
wstG lnem bas made uvdiate arrange
Ipents 20 reiuTn 500 ae ae clmn tee pad 80 h'e ~
per treated hir IN me ~ rorfos manner, he
oid complain Of the ~ sciop Mr Wood tot
captain bar ust Just before hm arrival a. tho fas
h,r. be had engaged 10 teach schoi Northern pdter
ts0 put thg po.tts,nr % slave quAnr " .fsHne
Thu tbo ssye BAD ndmnittcrcd ~ portion Vt hs mas
ur's family CAUSING ttc aoath ~ one u ihsm Mr. Noad
= ~ op,a0n thai ihc sf e p.adsf greatly iDc~nsrt
ae rsope 10 the reighharh3od ~ anS al rtaern ct
M" In coreust n, Captain BAXTER sai De vas OF oJi
that South 0arolra would eventually sec-ds, bat
nr ally return her atgaro- 70 the United Cne orsoy
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Mass mseting or the Worsiss Men.


yfur remarks IN to.cay, HrsAIp To- o,rdltlon
and lrtcctis Of tho wokns o'ss-cs arc tiseig and
ite poip, Already the sfl4cts of ,he a,
TIE spih beginning 70 b. fet ny ihc wosps II ,bs
Norh, ari The they lake Gteps u countegact
ren The tfttr f0s themselves aad sov Their faines
VOC s8l r,mtnber that "a. day oefne ths election
pok occsson 10 ssy, thr,ueh the colu Of
rtEslD, 90 mo Scrsug pf Sos Y0rs aui other c.
Rss ~lst suud he the sega 81 their gng ths
psa ubisr tie hsrBefa Of any policAi psrty hu tho~s
ctHacefos have ,@sseo my SORT suticirntons
fse ptEc j. already ufUn ard employers no.
etsssftly fuc,oF ~sgee Nsr sb.y such, 10
h-u ior cong 30 f0r ghis state ~ things much
cnser ,hey vii soon have pothDs for to do Al
srice
ttis ths reore, inperativ.ly necessary, you sug
se', tst We have eai rnass meeting q All tho ~or<
TX men nf this city scd have Immediately, 90 az mol
- te larkr the door when tbe hOrse soln In ths
rtVllus coud express toe real fseng of the middle
wufkip a. Norlb, tree IRON political re-
susft We could LET Sathera friends ses That vs
a. he ruled by the tsrhnss ~ parcel ~ Sortn-
nrsts whether tbey try tnrovso portsn of TOO
tret. or sb.tner from tber politsc pelpu,
ieit,' t1erefore. hare . meeting q, once. Who win
fst VI. r@i rollingf IN
NOV. Il 1900
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P.r,opsi IussIitgsncs

Csrfeir lac, ~ inc bhiesn 'Ats NAVY, " Noppfng ~
the New fWk Botei
a sfsnlsy, of Cleveland. Ohio; James 7 Greene and
.ife of Rhese bland Kemp, George nwb~e and NJ
Cotsp, al Of Ne~ Ycrk, ere stopping ~ The IAfarge
BOurc
Pen l. Prvyp, ~ Albany; M vDiaia, oS wssh.
rftn, u NJ. q. Noble, of England; Johsssoss
iivn erou, " Lvipws,cp, ~ Y;T CAdwsIlsder and r.
uiD Of fnDadeyhia Amoyy and v,ee, and 2. Bard.
.n ana we, all Of Boston, are stopping a shs svoors
FNtre
I'D Jehn Rrodbesd, o. Philadelphia ustor v. n
bersy, of Hstuord, UIp lieut. II. wtsoo, u 0a
rntea .teits tsvy Col suples, of Houston, rersa;
patsi 90 ~fe, OF reyss; and yamss q. 0ovey,
oi q. eco, vse smons the arrivals ~ Ne o. Ntohola6
10 81 yt,i96ay.
IN Ford, of The Unnsd states Army; M. y. n.
srr Of IN. rntsd eaOs tosst sorvey Clinton Hnee, ol
true. lanes irs, of Tesss; Bvtton ~ q party,
" bftor. W, a AA,tey, II Geovgis; and Ross ss1
s'c, oi kr,ucsy, sre stopp'og 81 he nesrcpol1oaa
nstel
Lsu, Rsscr,y, cf the United States NAVY, and hany
are stcppiru ~ tbe n Dsns Hotel.
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mr.. Lincoln In spyinsn~Id.


THE PRESIDENT ELKCT AND THE SECESSION MOVE
nEETs ATTBE souTH-THE NEW CABiNgr- INCREASE
OF vlsITER5-MR. LINcoLH's CORRESPONDENCE
MS DAILY LEvBBs-MR LINCOLN AND BER VISIT.
ERs-wHo ARE TO PRksrDE AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
Erc ETC.
srRNen0D, Nov. Is, 1850.
The republican Mecca Is AT present Of the most
attractive PLACES on the globe 6r Lioooln Ia hardened
with an in mense correspondence Abou aty Of his lot.
ters o day solicited autographs.
Mr.. Lincoln talks freely with every one WHO calh,
having something pleasant to say TO each. He has
argnracn lie, however, positively declines, he
cccaes Indicating 10 any who will compose hts
Cabinet He said 70 day mat Of the poilosos Of
The South bad ascy announced curing the reoen.
paisn, that II he (Mr. Lincon) excited srmod
bands formed 10 the North TO 80 down there and
bcae the slaves and tho mes. that ho feared wss that
Dsurrectiorary movement smorg the slaves would
result from their own tesGhirg-
s fettod that Cabinet olocr will be taken from
this State, in that many Of the lights could
TO, consistently be rc~arded. s understood that Mr..
Lincoln will acquesco 10 this pocy n Indicated in my
despatch IN Sundays HxRAIp
Tho most amazing thing % the eoubcsns Of Illinois 10
the than Garrisonian raalcalem Of John Vent.
worth, who daily insists upon bardenng Mr. Lincoln
with his intem md mpotc noious slavery.
raty do rot reDe.t the conservative cess tne
cans of the State And greatly anger Mr.. Lincoln, VINO
does Lot hesitate 70 express his cssp9robAton of them.
Mr. Lincoln nas 90 many callers that be continues to
receive them in the Executive Chamber OF the state
House and In order obtain time - attend his oor.
resporceDce obliged TO M ms bours Of from
ie0 10 twelve a. H. and ffcm two 70 four NJ for his
roccptiors.
Mrs Lincoln, also, hGs many callers she dsos no, ap
pear iore.lize that sbc has been elected presde at
the White Houfe The neat four yeaIs but by ,hs easy
srsoo AID dignity with which sho receives ihoss who
call upon her day .he sho~s hst she po-sesics lhe
ccssry qualifications to the higher or Tho
| Presidents wife at Nasninstcn. Her sister, Mrs.
Miriam Edvafds, q this city, educated and accom
\ pltbsd 'edy, and q niece, beautiful yonur lady
eighteen, VIII accompany rrs Lincoln 10 the White
house and asss. her In doing the honors ~ Inc Prcs
\ Gents leyeea
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AoT'V0@1EFt ~ Es"F kvt ff50
The Governor Of the state viii ssuo . call for s,ate
Convention 70 assemble tho e,h Of Docemser. Hs
urges the people 70 prepare for secession.
send you ths leading points In the letter Of sovcrpo
noore Afser suumsassns Tho wrongs thsa The bu,a
has endured from tho federal government, bc con.
tinues - fcllovss-"m fall view, and, trust,
juss spprec,asscn Of oil my obligations and ropon.
siblitss, on,oisl and personal, TO my Col, nv
state and We federal government, sdemniy declare
tAat ~ opAOs ths oaiy hops ssd future security Tor
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errpssp ,orxr- Circrrr --part I-ssme 40 pe'orr.-
Part a--shott oau.ef-Nos %, bn7, tpt3 siss, ssE'
9s7i 1898 1896 :osp $50 b4ts teos ttaI ~, W.!
sela, fpls 500 sesk, sb 9, sase 1913 ssA xes sssl,
6is1 :6lo 4ioi bsts 2l,2 tse eIse s ~" s,ss' '
sles asat lsib b7es hap ais6 b2se b2ss opSB Sl,
aai bsss arr 8sl4.s t9b ESQ $500 eipo MIa
strrmon ,orRr -isft i--N"y. Jos, sIdS, vi, aScT,
lQsI Tib 1896 iti7, ipbi loip 1903
r-r.p s1.Yrs nn,Ne1 torsT Nos ~, 70 W 81 ~ 30,
r.swos TIyAs PERI i-Nas 1900. 7s22 23sb 10 23s,,
1axa 2ass a3gJ ss4s. 2sho 2se3 22e Part s-Hc
aaso, ais1 soI ss 22so, ios0, 23is, 23le, 2slo
2a2o, 2SSi, 1870, sos4 ia
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Alabama and other riaveho'dps states 10 10 soesss'oc
from the Union dep.ore sns necessity for ooa1sas 10
such = conclusion. II has been forced upon mo, ant
shoec who agree with me, by . wicked anu pnverse
party, fatally bent upon the destruction Of stitaton,
vital 70 the Southern States party whose o,nstaona
rights xe havesaever dstasbsd, and who should be
our fsiendsyet they hate uswithout We should
remember that Alabama must and decide she great
questions Of renaissance submission for herself No
other State has the right power 70 decide fm
her. she may and should consult with other
shvoholdirs States 70 concert Of action, but attn
abe must decide tts question for herself sud cooperate
Afterwards. What will the intelligent and patriotic
people OF Alabama do In the 'npen ling crlsai Jadgag
Of the future by tho past believe they win prove them
selves equal 70 present any future emergency, and
never will consent 70 affiliate with submit b.
governed by party who entertain the deadly
tty towards them and the institution OF slavery rncy
loyal and true 70 tho Union ba, will consea to
remain degraded and dtshonorsd member Of ~"
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MPCRTAN PROM ILLINOIS.
The Policy Of Mr.. Lincoln Relative
to the South.
His Cooper Institute Speech, His Debate
with Douglas and the Chicago
Platform His Policy,
Co.. &C., &c
CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1850.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1850.
The Tribune and the Eos~mo Journal Of 70 day. the re-
coenized organs OF Mr. Lincoln IN this Sate, rcpudase
the Idea Of his announcing his future policy than he
has ALREADY done in his Cooper Institute speech his de-
bate with Douglas and Ia accepting the doctrines Of the
Chicago platform
Both papers point 70 these records ., Mr. Lincoln a
embracing the principles by which he will be guided in
administering the government
There Is strong feeling here against Jodn Wentworth
for The bitter 'prit he manifess towards The SOUTH
aganst the known wishes of Mr.. Lincoln.
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= NOV Ioo0
sx hundred Minute Men, with the military aud nre
men, turned out here last nigh: In grand torchigbs pro-
ceseon honor OF sccession meeting Afterwards
held a. which Speaker Orr made speech, espousng
cessIon BE followed sy Mr. Keiu and o,he-s
The State Fair is progressing satisfactorily.
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Tn. vote Tor Electors In sew Jsr,sy.


John = Darcy B,ecsinriiTe, had 2s2
Tho above shsvs opp s,,i0n msjrity s~Insi black
republication Of nearly ten thousand votes
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-22

In consequences Of The complexion OF the
magnetic Telegraph to Omaha, thas placing
thai eity in direct communication with all
rerticn, Of the east, the enscrrrs.ias pub
Fishers Of the NsArassizs have commenced
tse publication of . daily paper. Il 10 a
asa ltssie 6rs column sheet, and contains in
sallsas ssleSsaphie dispatches a. furnished
90 the Cateass, ST. Loa,., and 81. Joseph
rsrsrs-shas giving as the ,slssrarhie
,nse!!lsenes ct the dsy, al lsas, ,sen,y-fsar
hesss ia sdraHcs Of the papers Of any other
c,v. The ,erms Of the Ds,is Nthrass,ss
are as follows: Fer year, So six months,
81, three months, Si,5o; enc month So
csnss, To shese ~Ao wish the selesraphsc
os~s Al TIE sarliss, possible memen,, 40
further xesa Is necessary.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-22

Of land IN lo~a.
Tauzsd.y morning., Ne l3sh, ] ~ ny faes
ssetSard, bod ksns-fsund Cestsevills,
the County seat q Appanooss county, rath-
q ~ old town, and NOT vsry fast contains
about 500 iphasitasts hesvsan this place
and Corydon, the County seat Of Wayne,
| vas caught in rain storm which drenched
me to the skin, and found it slightly cool,
With tendency toward the ssb'ues, p sitting
without ere Two hours, waiting for the
rain to stop. Corydon is small, probably
not more than 800 inhabitasts- At Leon,
Of Decatur, there are hotels, lawyers, and
doctors enough for . big tous, bus uoful
want Of houses and people.
Mount Ayr, Of Ringgold i very small but
very pres,ily located, With plesty Of room
on all sides to expand -Four lawyers have
shingles out hers, bat how in the name Of
criuolins and grovisg bsbies, they all live,
can't see.
Bedford, Of Taylor, is little one too,
With It's full share OF professi onal men,
ciarinda, Of Page, has fne country around
it, Blu. its importance as town is chiefly in
the future. Sidney, Of Fremont, as many
Of my readers are aware, 10 rather pretty
little town with . large and very fne Court
House-from tine top Of the tower on this,
g feet from the ground, you have mag
nifeent view. The timber -fringed Nishna-
botanics on the East, the Missouri bluffs on
the West, and glorious country all around
as far As the eye can reach, form one Of the
most interesting landscapes to be found any
where. And now o word on politics. We
over here who have not been out Of the river
cesss'ss Daring the eampaign, have COM
para,ively seen no excitement worth men.
sioning. In the central and eastern part Of
the State, the pols-raisings, mass something's,
wide awake PROFESSIONS and general enthu.
siasm, are well worth jaunt across the
country to see; and As sure as fate, Repub.
leanism is steadily increasing. Our gallant
candidate for Congress, instead Of being
skinned alive by Cole as the Douglas papers
tell US, is making noble canvass, and Civ
ing Cole, with ell his fne rhetorical -four
ishes, enough to do to shoe his own row."
Henry Clay Dean is making Republican
votes wherever he goes, and is disgusting
and chag-ining the masses Of the Democracy.
A, Centerville, Appanoose Co., the Rspnb-
llcans talked Of hiring him to make another
speech. Cole is leading forlorn hope, as
Curtis majority, in the opinion of the best
judges, who have every facility for knowing,
will be nearly or quite 1000; but dropping
politics and going back to Sidney, would
advise all my friends who intend to visit
that town and put up at the hotel, to take
along easables and set n side table on their
own hook, or perhaps it would be better still
to take tent and scamp out" suppose
erybody has got to eat their allo:ted'pcck,
but don't want mine all at once. Tuesday
night, and home again-gone just two weeks
had II tip-top ,ime--saw any amount Of
good land lying around loose-a good many
good peopie-some hard ones-lots Of big
corn and potatoes, and tall flag poles, and
sorghum enough to swec,en all the old
bachelors in Iowa. .....
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BREcKINRuDGE on JEFFERSON.

The Louisville Journal rakes up this ex-
tract from speech made by John c. Brock
irridge in lS52:-
"The character o. jefferson was repulsive.
Continually pulling about liberty, equality,
and the degrading curse Of slavery, he
brought his own children to the hammer,
and made money Of his debaucherics. Even
at his death he did not manumit his numer-
Gus oF.pring, but left them, soul and body,
to degradation and the cart whip. A
daughter of this Wanted champion of Free
dom was sold some years aga at public
auction in New Orleans, and purchased by a
society Of gentlemen who wished to testify,
by her liberation, their admiration of the
statesman who
"Drcamt OF freedom in slaves embrace"
"This single line | have quoted gives
m ore insight into the character Of the man
than whole volumes of panegyric. 1t will
outlive his epitaph, write it who may"
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According 10 all accounts, the good
rccrlr in and absu, Denver are disposing
Of person, suspected Of stealing in a
very summary manner. Many person. have
los, their lives in that region, lately. while
engaged in stretching hsmp rope. Others
have me, With a similar fate, by taking bire
p,ils, shroaSk the AID Of sanrosder. This
i.all wrong. bat 50 " horse. stealing. Rope
or esla.isai siil care the mos, no,oriea,
thief Of bis propensity for appropriations
the property Of nshsr., ard either the enc or
the ether should be applied TO MI such char
aetsrs, 10 region Of country like that Of
Plies Peak. where there il no eer.sinty Of
iae reaching them.
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aq~~ vd4fa ~ ~ xg1p1un.- --.-s--sH-
srYraRx1 VISIT TO ms UQIWIR.


frxr-9 Ars ~ 1850 Aeys-"
.,mass mere sre - sassss xAslsf
800 DE e,tai ssevs, - The cars rsiisa aa;
A.. - .esrsas TIE spss uAere my mosAsr fair
u.v ea.sv 70 her bosom hss vsadsrins sset
49, ..neA q sAas 4ane, v1,R y nasse q us
AGA ,he porey be had ssrirea 50 lag 10 attasn
rAorxn stranger might guess. from his ssrrsvfsl
fsn,
Ia. sus fear fer the dear giving him pai..
win . loazsn< TO Iock "a the rnise o. his yoash,
y,om ne nsnhss.ae torn be bad harrieaiy essne,
Bat Ii. essses-iske osrss lass prors IL iruaA
rAx. the taExes, az round Is the saress s1y hne:'
rars.sa ne e,a Tsasse sases a. Se~ Haven 70 fair
A,Hsr..srs s.a Bsssoa, and " al along shore"
He has sarsszsly .sked-. are ne Aszssss there7,
Be, she ,qyzlsss answered hia-'-Onsspeera noes.'
And Tie p~opss's wish eoaif not - sssnssyei,
Thsush Ass thoughts we're sf hosae aad I" rsrieni
sesr'
So At every Jsacfioa vas ssephea "besrsyed.r
AMI my Esr-fess par-fsneipse hAiId with aeheer
Al s,.e Aane Of his ysata. .h the Green uasaiu
Boy,."
respect,
But mid tasrgts u bis byao its tears and its logs
Na eh1nee .s Asrsss did The people neglect
Tending soathvasd ,zaia. 70 Cd coneord be hies,
Ard tais time to weep By . relatives grave.
Feeling safe the sgros where bsried hspe lies
ngi fsea - lave u tie people" sseA could
savei
At Manchester. Nassau, and Providence, still
HE'S see. Ing NJ. Ma, and again IL ~ayiadi
AMI a, old Rocky p nj, after eating his I'LL
OF Iaselaas baked clans. he again is betrayed"
Then avay iorsn to Ne~pos; he goes to rscrusi
Dragging rnatber and friends shares
Tet ~hsH sailing away. a. its seeaes fail TO sas.
Me- viii .n.is.ssiy ssk-ss Ass sisssst there 2"
A. stephen my boy. there Is coming day
whez al old Lineon ss,-boat ,ous party shall bear
tn the River Saline then, signing, you'H say:
We are Aiuso-t there; ~e are almost there!
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k<rt;sa.v. L,ay.. Book for Oct, VA,

received last week, but too late for notice
in our columns. II is we'll filed NJ usual
sua il. plates, for lfe-tse accuracy, could
not b, Surpassed. "Taskcy Shooting"
printrd ia calars. /. real Cd fashioned
".haatipr match" nataral "a Ifs, such as,
in our Youthful days. we're wont to cnnErr.
s,ts all the best marksmen Of the town, just
hs'ere rhaak giving tina. Tho ladies enn
Lstser appreciate Godsy's fashion plates, and
patterns. than Ne can, therefore We advise
thsm to Subscribe for the work aud study
them al leisure.