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THE OIITHAL PARK.
Uoara ~ AIAer~en,

Beard - Alasrnssn.
n Doasd ~ ysss9Any q e. e'clesh-Jsan =
Hsary, M, President, in Ne ohAis
xhe Report of he Comnittss On Finance Il favor q
donating e7oo 70 the church oe the Good Shspherd In
rsyD0rsh street. 70 enable thsm V pay ssssnmsats,
was adopted Another report In favor odonatng 70 the
same institution The sum q sSls FOR the same purposes
was adopted
COMMUNICATION Yaox ras ornaAL PAax oo,nrsnossaa
Ths following communication was presented and re.
fsrred 70 the Financial Committes:--
TO rus HonoaAsIs rss ooMnoH Covson o. rns Orr o.
me comniss!opsrs q the Central PARK respectfully rs
ss s ssa @ q &.
:ss. ss.s e: rs ss L :: . ~ s
iSs &. ssS 2 crafty ne public demand
S y ne: % ~: public ana
results that have already been attained in the Park
osd sSs work sanae. ). proossasA with 900
' i e 6 az 5:
a:s.s u ..: acquiring this
o &. ss .4 P;s:s s
: he a: y e ,;oS w
:sdosy With % ssAsr ana
n1s S a y S .
II: sss:r:s e s sl n
sss rsssSsd 4 ssS ' balance
s s:s
~ '' the
dsy he total su% me expended in tho
..;,. ;Ss;S 1
The taking Of which the Commissioners Of the PARK had
Adding . which iSs above mentioned sum oi
SHOWS he sosi cost Of land and Improvement: .s.0 .
honorable Is: board Of on lie issS day
des1 ssns psr q sas ssisass i q
adopted. and IN The hand. Of the Finance 0ommities
shs. :. IN % impos
e *. % sSs
an: Ass.
oSerwss Of doubts = to their payment
with the par. who arc employ
dseSssss their Esy
oSssions q he Of the Park now out
70 1 nee. Is sSss the
wages Of mechanics and l.sorng make the necss
Boar, 5snss. P.ls re- 1ssas
ri o L:asa1s .Sey RE 9s.pss
aaae
not spsa ss e. sn
Tour honorable body that II the resolution above
referred 70 Is passed without delay the time required ad
vertising the loan and awarding the bids that
" Ss'ss as' liable 8:
Rubjeced to great Inconvenience for want Of
IL but b gratifying citizen of New York 70 OBJ
serve tho unanmty OF favor that has greeted the
thus FAR worked out In this popular pleasure ground
The musical entertainments without expense 10 the pub
s Sssn ne o for ..sr
q s Ss @ % .. been s
Of the cty The winter sports popular those
department.
daily Of the visitors 70 the Park shows that
more than four mens Of people have In eleven months q
tns year found Their way Through s gates Is OF
admirers Are not eonnsd 70 this city nor % this continent
s.sss WIN sse % delay The ccmplstoI q this work which
rs pCpaIsion y Of the city and n The compilation and pre-
DArzD NEW YoRK, Dec, 3 1852. .
HENRY @. ETEBBIN6, President
n. II. 0RINNELL.
WALDO HUTCHINS
J. r. BUTTERWORTH.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL.
THOMAS G. FixLps, Secretary.
Alderman BooIB moved 70 have the communication re-
ferred 10 the Committee On Finance.
Alderman FRoNRNT desired amend by moving to have
10 n CDruOrafiOn nanArp
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rnssrsssing from shs c.If SQUADRON.

InteT0HtkMx hKOuH tm0 U@@-
The following extract Ia from Connecticut paper Or
the 2oth nstant-
AIetter from Nat. g. Baldwin acting master and ex.
ecutve ocer of the United States ship Relief dated ship
fs,and Deeember ., says Have heard quick, heavy
firing almost all forenoon 10 the direction q Grants
~ he rebel aunboats giving ours turn just for
change possibly some Of our ships are bssering away
s Fort Morgan. whatever u may be there have been
sopne nj elis bssvy snps - wos
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LfvuppOOf-SteAmship EdInburf-Maior Mercer T0r0n-
a. NJ IN Isabsa Losser. child infant Capt George
BRYANT Boston; Twigg James Hcwst Mm " Harrison,
steersge.
sorTsAvyro- Hlvsr Ann Internationally Bsva-
rts-wrs Tcsenct servant and chii Ban Fanclsco jacob
Espep Philsdriphia; Peter Ke,res' John Dale Hen
4, Ps,iie New YORK orfssn Antwerp; Mr. and MrsJuus
Jds and infant Riehmond Lehrtcrs AiDsuyi Angel ia
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Marine Disaster.

PnoUDMCn, Dec. ~, NU02
Brig Ezabsh Roachs, from PIctou for Bossoa, put in
here to-day In distress, leaking eight hundred strokes
psr hour, and having three men sick.
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Police Intelligence. /.


Pxorr.r.-Captain Downing, Sergeant Jourdan and
ocer Godng Of the Sixth precinct police arrested yes
terday two notorious shopte 10 the persons Of James
johnson, alias Peter Finn alias Peter Henen. and Ellen
johnson, alias Hsren and wife, These parties
in Broadway stage By the ofhces who recognized
them old adopts In roguery and therefore determined
v watch their movements. Tho suspicious parties
aish.sd fron the stass sser riding few blocks from
Franklin street, suesequeuty visiting jewelry
stcrcs in broadway, Maiden Iaas, pricing diamonds
and rich jewe,ry. From Maiden Ane they pro-
sain DowIiug directed ofHcer GoIdng 70 enter
suspicious wsrrsnsd to search the saspcius @ chsrac
ters The search was made, and the prisoners was
found. case q silver watches q pscusr style having
Watches .asFs we're found on the prisoners sshssa Or
sS ana sca :sls sss.as S
end hs wife taken into cueody end taken 70 ths
ss .t 'aS ca.S s's :oo o. y ne S,. sA ssy ssy
bu. aadns che oa1css !, inaissrsns 2 shsss s..ss
in the oicer or tosssct their ssissse The properly
above mentioned now II the station Asuss awaiting che
who have been victims Of the visits Of this precious twain
will do well 10 car upon Captain Bowling.
times for shopng but Ms superior tactics have always
been o such character a. - sude she vigilance q shs
w The sDs 70 % wSsn s.S
By tho practice or hor profession Hser and his wife
recently visited Phliadephs. where il is supposed they
made profitable tour In addition 10 the above men.
toned property oundn she persons Of the prisoners
two diamonds, which also await identification
Captain Bowling desires rs 70 wan our merchants and
retail dealers against tbs movements OF shoters, who
are represented % be quite IN hfCy at tho
present time.
Action A8slnst the Liverpool and Lon
don Fire and Life Insu rance Society. :
STATE or NEW xonK-sUrREM COURT, ALBASr
COUNTY.
SUMMONS ron noNsT pExASn On coSIRAcr.
The People gf As Ssoss Of Nas Fork "a <Brsd Peil---
This ID requiring the appearance Of The de-
fsndsnt the nt In the action IN the city
Of Albany. within v-y days asr ~ ssrvics, other
wise threatening Judgment By default for nvs hundred
dollars with interest and costs The summons ID signed
by D. g. Dickinson Attorney General for piantids Ser
Woe was made On Ne - Dsosmbse, 1ee2.
The complaint ssas fsrth that che Liverpool and Lon
don Fire and Life Insurance Company an incorporated
company partnership association Organized under e
laws Great Britain foroign government that the sad
acting = u agent Tor said company heretofore and
since the 1st day Of june 1882 and before the
ment Of this SUIT take RISKS and transact the business Of
Ore for said company without nrst procuring
cersScsss oi suiSoiy showing that suoh company bad
SV",p'' swa ana wisAoct having aisd IL the County
Clerks once . certified copy Of such csrt,A.
~ w and % us sso y .asS
ieaton wherefore. tks complaint adds that pisidt!n.
entitled 70 recover against the said dsisDdans nve
hundred ioars for the violation o the pvovicns o. the
section Of the law quoted for which smouns sns pam
tins demand judgment besides costs
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Personal IntsIlagssaos.


having been called witness In the Of General
Fitz John Porter. Z.
Il 10 unlssstsod that General Wool win b. assigned -
important command shorty b established in ~
East, with New York city a. his headquarters.
Is well founded belief In Warrington that Sscreta-
Chase will lead 70 the hymensa altar the
Cd widow OF the late Senator Douglas. .
Lieutenant Colonel Hail, Of the New York En- ?
hes been engaged for some time past In maxim (,
ana soundngs Of Beaufort river and 81. Hell
and although no omci.l report has yee been o. I,
q iuS,cs,s sssa =. sdv.Dsasss 70 BE- sains.
sufncient 70 induce the removal q the miiitft
Hilton Head, and already dock has besn o. :.
Hon. Owen LDvsioy, of Illinois, y spending shs b. &c
with some friends In Brooklyn. 80
Major Russell sturgs, Of Newborn; John O AAAn.
q syrseuss ana v. Dshons Of Boston, stopping q
MAJOR g. L. Aadrsws aad cspssss Hodges Of the u.sse
Louis; n 4. Mann, q Indians; A. g. Myers and wis 4
Rochester and 3. Mathews of Baltimore, stopD10
~ the Metropolitan Hotel
Bread,er General Couch, Of she unIssdFssatss voun.
teers: Colonel Edward Cross, Of The Fth rcemeut Ns9
Hampshre vcluuiesr.; = p: Webster, OF washinsseo;
dsncs and senator Ramsay and wife, Of New York, aIs
stopping atghs Asscr House.
Hon. VIM Mitchell, Of Indiana, y Macdonald, oS Port.
land Me-: Henry Sanford, Of Bridgeport, Coma risz
hugh cf Oswcgo: Schuyler and hr. Van santwood d
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Speed Butler and Colonel A. Morgan, Of Tho
s; i% sPs M ss
Charles J. Anthony Of Worcester and O. Earle whtaks
Of Providence. ere stopping At the Clarendon Hots.
International Relief Csmmistse.
The Treasurer Of the international Relief COMMITTEES
Acknowledges the receipt Of following donations snoe
pessmbsr 2&-
lord b TAyior. -
SSsu Wossmsn q lie Hor;ia.d rid: company,
Northnold, Conn. n........................
Cash, cneck......... .......................'.
prsSoc:y s' acknowledged in cash
s'''a A. low treasurer, ii Da;iiss alp
supsrAsr Csurs. 10
Before Hon. Judge white. \
DO a5.-HaeN Z. AsNassSt -. John keNassM.-
SHIPPING IrTELLIonNCE. n
ARRIVED.
ss%:sg As: sSs: ssd dH:ss.s Key
MIsCnLLANHOUs.
:Sss: .:s s! S.ss 8. e sri sSSD s.
r. s.H Risss ss, r,sfi ssss:sHc :ss c.s @
RnsuxArrsx xyon,su
Il has bean coufessedy Acknswlsdgsd BY
have worn them that ths oavsnio Esssrs ssise ~
and shoc dealers sensraiy. rrce ei per msn " -
| HETTAM CO., A3b Broadway. eeud fsr ciFsniAr.
TOO LATn FOR CLAssIFlCATION. =.
y n q. r-rUE FIRST NUMBER or THE sEc0NuI
| III. volume Of The American Odd fellcw wv "a a rsoy
Wednesday the Slst inst The Amei,an ~ rr =
published monthly. Al one dollar year. v sohS
| No 70 Nassau a., N. Y.
| NrorrcE -rHE MEMBERS oF THE yOyRNErMRN
IN atone Guitars 10 meet ~ 70 Frince street,
an SUNDAY Dee ~ At II A. NJ 20 convey the rsmans o
J he late Major H"rsan 70 10 'as' fss"ss
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NO Official account OF the launch Of any save th0
Sausacus has been received and presumed that they
are IN the various Stages Of progress At tho places named
FoxDA-nine guns, paddle wheel steamer (purchased)
has been ordered 70 prepare for active scrvice..
She was taken in hand at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
and will be thoroughly cverhauied The Florida waS
captured in attempting 70 the blockade, and subss
quantity purchased for the navy She II about 400 tons
burlhcn, and last attached 70 tho South Atlanta
blockading neet.
AnCnLAxDous.-Lieutenant L. b. Newman, Of New
York. has been ordered 70 report 70 Admiral Pauldug -
executive ofncer Of the ronclad battery Wsehawksn,
which will bs commanded BY Capt. Rogers, who foughe
with the 0alena At Fort Darling. Lieutenant Newman -
oosr Of the regular navy, and has been Assu
ysars In The service. He = now, believe, In this
city Hs has been only ten months idle since bic hsst
cruise.
ne ScIlowiAg vessels have ossn taken BY the govern
mont IN the West for war purpossssF Ogden. North
srner Sucker STATE Pembina, Isabella, Golden Era,
Sioux City, Southweeter, Now Sam osty Jacob Masse-
,Jno D. Perry, Rowena, Gasgow City Of Louisiana,
Emprsss J. Swan, Maria Dsnnus, Post Boy end John.
d. Dicksy.
The New Monitor Nahant.
BoefoS, Dec. ~, lsc1.
The new Monitor NaAant sailed to-day on her trial.
trip.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ApxrvAI.e.

Nav oaRAxs AHp PoRf Notwithstanding Trade Wind
Capt nhoenbseher, Capt knight Lsonsrd Leonard
Craze UsN J Mecenan. usn Mr. Lisle, UsN, and Mr.
Birdsali
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Lieutenant McCarthy and the only Corsoation 70 me IN
9ussn cSsn ssn fs Hogan John S%s
:,s ss1 S s AZ e. s;s soos ''
In the sixty third New York Volunteers have lost for
time At ell events, the sdacsnt services Of Major
and heartily rendered wherever and whenever his mill.
tasy obligations or patriotism required them. Had
%: y ss S d. g: ne
Gcsrr Captains Gleason, Condor, Moore, and Lieut.
james r. Brady and others whom Il would be d,ncult
speak Of them with adequate commondation.
Within the last three months two regiments were In
n ns we
the Twenty eighth The fact that Colonel Hecnan, Lieut..
Colonel NalhoIand and Major BArdweii, Of the Arst
The in,rspdny and mssse of she Of which IS com
posed. whsrs there are such onacers thers must be
Ts twenty eighth Massachusetts, Volunteers was raised
for the Irish Brigade but. owing 70 some mistake
was kept sloof from 4 until, By most for:
70 m three or four weeks ago. nm susstAutia and
splendid accession 70 The brigsdo has snew, heart
sSs Ssu 'Sd "cm sou = scS Go S1S one o.
aptitude fer such command, combining - he docs the
practical expsrisocs and masured capacity Of soldier o
enable one 10 6rurs prominently and successfully IN mill
tary lie have not word but one Of unqualified ccm
70 90 sn anq ~ ss s.
iS excellent othcsrs. was wounded In the head.
The chapans ana surgeons q The brigade could not b
were unremi,tingiy and most seaously rendered. Or
Francis Reynolds, Dr. Pascal Snaish, Dr Lwrencs Rey
noids. with their assistant surgeonns behaved nobly
The drst named officer again vindtcatcd the brilliant
reputation he brought with him from the crimea, and h
conduct all the more deserving o. suogy and srsstud
OF absence fortnight but much 70 his ineonvenicnc
remained with the brigade rather than be absent from
his post at such q time.
Acorreci return of the killed, wounded and mtssns o
the brigade been Forwarded 70 the headquarters
the diysien For individual instances Of courage
good con iuct on The day In question, and the NOR
prnsa ipeidaps sp6 ksails ~ hs asssn for - "a
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2. BlxLDbs becf0Jary.
Alderman BooLB moved have the communication re-
ferred 10 the Committee On Finance.
Alderman FRoNRNT desired 70 amend by moving TO have
printed n the minutes nnd In the Corporation papers
Alderman BooIE was opposed 70 the expense unno-
cessary and at the time he assured the Commits
that tho committee would give them the opportu
nifty OF giving their statement al the publicity they desire
Tho motion TO print lost, and the communication
was referred 70 the Finance Committee.
Resolutions expressive OF sympathy at the death Of
Major Hcrgan cf the heagher Irish Brigade and request
adopted.
Ihe funeral will take place from the City Hail. this
(suuday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
The Mayors veto increasing the salaries OF the Pre-
sident and other ocers Of the Croton Department
called up and passed by two-thIrds vote.
Tho Board adjourned 70 four o'clock Monday.
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5H8 IRISH BRIGADE At FREDERICKSBURG.

OAeaal Report OF Drigaslier Genera
Thomas Francis Meas CHER.
uRADoUAR1zRs, IRlsn BnoADs HANoocxs DIVISION,
C0UcB's CoRPs, Army THE PoToAAo,
IN CAMP BEFORE FREDERICKSBURG, Va.
Wednesday, peC II. 1862.
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Godeys Lady's Book.
The July number has come to hand.
Godev is in advance Of all others. This
number begins the thirty third year OF
its publication. The determination to
excel is exemplifed in the issue before
us. Its splendid engravings, double ex-
tension fashion-plate, its valuable receipts
and the high order of its reading matter
make Godey's Lady's Book the champion
of all serials in the world. Every lady
should have a copy. Take our advice
and subscribe. Only So per annum--
Pioneer and Lady's Book only $3.50.
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M1LLERsBURG, June 18th, 1SG

Mr.. E. A. BACON:
Dear Sr,-This letter will no doubt
take you on surprise, when you see it from
a mar you have as yet never Seen. And
yet indeed it is task to me as the sub
ject are entirly new.
In your absence I becume acquainted
with your Daughter Sarah Francis, with
whom I am well pleased, And from her
words and actions, Seams, willing to take
me as compaion for life. And l thought
it due respect to you as her Father to
nforme you of the fact that on Thursday
the Goth Inst. we are to be united as man
and wifi, we have muteally greed to CON
sole and assist each other through life, and
| promise you to be faithful to my obi
CATION.
In your absence I have conversed with
her Uncle and aunt, and both to my Sat-
tisfactlon consen.ed So by the time you
get theese lines no doubt [ will be YOUR
Son by law and hope to remain trul y SO
through life.
G. G. BRooKsn1ER
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Funeral Of Jacob Kevs. Esq.

Funeral of Jacob Keys. Esq
On Sunday morning last, the remains
of Jacob Keys were inferred with Ma
sonic honors in the Mission Cemetery.
Mr.. Keys was fine architect, and for
many years was largely engaged in tie
duties of his profession in New Orleans,
La, and in San Francisco, Cal. In the
business relations of life he was charac-
terized by the frmest integrity. In the
social circle, his fine flow Of humor rem
dered him always Il pleasant and agree
able companion. AS q friend, he was
constant and true. He was only truly
known by those who shared most in his
confidence, and by those who really knew
him it was to love him. He has departed
this life in the prime of his manhood
cut down by death ere he had crossed
the meridian lne-but though gone his
memory and worth will be cherished by
his friends and acquaintance.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted at a called meeting of War
pole Lodge, No. l76, Free and Accepted
Masons, at their Hall in Upper Sandusky,
O., on the 18th inst.
WHEREAS, In the mysterious DEGREES
of Providence it has pleased Him to call
from among us, by death, our worthy
and beloved Brother Jacob r. Keys,
therefore,
Kesoleed, That it is with heartfelt sor-
row we mourn Brother Keys decease.
When Brother in the prime and vigor OF
( lie is cut down, as it were in an instant,
we are painfully reminded of the great
truth that % in the midst OF life We are
in DEATH
ResolUed, That in his decease the Lodge
has lost a worthy Brother. a Master Ma
son, his wife has lost kind and loving
husband, and society good and valuable
member
Resolped. That we tender to the relct
of our deceased Brother our sincere con-
dolence
Resolyed, That in token of our brother
ly love and affection for Brother Keys,
this lodge room be draped in mourning
for the space of thirty days.
Resolsed, That the Secretary of this
Lodge is hereby requested to furnish the
widow of our deceased Brother a copy of
these resolutions, under the seal Of the
Lodge.
Resozced, That the Secretary furnish a
copy of the foregoing resolutions to the
respective editors of Upper Sandusky, for
publication in their respective newspa-
pers.
Reso1ped, That the members of the
Brass Band of Upper sand1sky have our
thanks for furnishing music on this occa-
sion.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-20

At Home.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. T. Wilson, cf the 10Th
regiment, arrived at home on Saturday
last, the 18th inst, having left Corinth,
Miss, on the Sunday previous. He re-
ports that the boys of the 5th are enjoy
ing good health, and ready at the word OF
command to up and at the rebels when
ever they will give them chance. Oul
friend the Colonel is looking well, only
his corporosity is a little reduced. but he
thinks it is only brought down to good
fighting dimensions. The Colonel will
remain at home for week, and will then
return to his command. He will be
pleased to take letters or small packages
with him, for any of the boys iii tie 18th
regiment, on his return.
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Agents for Ohio Soldiers.

Agents for Ohio Soldiers.
fl. S. Stevens and Rev. A. r. How
bert have been appointed by the Governor
agents for Ohio soldiers in the great
Union army, and have already entered
upon their mission. They will at all
times be glad to give any information to
the friends of soldiers now in camp. For
the present, and until further ordered,
they can be addressed at Cumberland,
Allegheny county, Md.
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,ATES OF ADVERTISING.

(card) S lines or less, l year. ...........5 90
W A reduction of per cent, from the
above rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines of the type
composing the body of the adv tisement, viii
be considered a square.
All transient advertisements, will be con-
sdered square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advaLce.
Advertisements inserted for indefinite
ime will lie charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
Que more changes will be allowed.
L. A. Drummer, PROPRIETOR.
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MI. Beecher on Newspapers.

Mr.. Beecher Newspapers
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in the
course of his sermon at the Plymouth
Church lately, made an eloquent plea fol
newspapers, speaking of them as one OF
the most potent clements of our civiliza-
ton. "There is" said he, a common
vulgar objection about newspapers that
they lie So they don't lie any more
than you do. Man is naturally lying
creature. Truth is gift from Heaven,
and very few of us possess it before we
get there. The newspaper gives both
facts and rumors and they would be
blamed if they did not do SO. 1t is for
the reader to judge Of these rumors. The
last economy should be i'll regard to
newspapers. 1t is better to deprive the
body Of some ribbon, or jewel, or gar
meht. than to deprive the mind of its
sustenance."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-20

Passed Through
Col. Mulligan, the hero Of Lexington,
Mo-, passed through this village last Sun
day, on the p Ft. w. d c. r. R., with
his brigade, accompanied with battery,
bound for the army on the Potomac. The
Colonel was called out by our citizens,
during the detention of the train at this
station, and heartily cheered by them.
He is a fine looking officer, and as brave
as he is good looking. Of this fact the
rebels are well aware, as they had an in
PRODUCTION to him at the battle Of Lex
ington.
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A Curious Epitaph.
The following epitaph was taken from
a Tombstone IN Pittsfeld, Mass,
s' When you, my friend, are passing by,
And this informs you where lie,
Remember you ere long must have
Like me mansion in the grave,
Also Infants. 2 sors & daughter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-20

Arthur's Home Magazine.
This prince OF the 50 monthlies, for
July, is upon our table. The embellish-
ments are good, and the table of contents
of the most choice literary productions.
Arthur's Magazine is standard serial
for the family circle.