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70 How truthful il the following poet
10 s6usioa:
"fh3ss - in Ne Wide world pleasure % sweet,
- 10 ait By he window and ills up your feet
Pul1 away as IN HAVANA whose favor Just suits
And look out on the world twxt the toes of your
Reader, you win end the article spoken Of in
the shove verse at Hinckley's. We would ad
viss al lovers OF solid comfort - 20 there and
purchase and try the experiment. We can
vouoA toe the truth Of L.
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~" We have heard many women complais OF
their husbands neglect Of home A spoonful
Of honey will keep more bees in the hive than
will ten Of vinegar.
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CTRAYED. From the subscriber a

~ dark red Cow, about netium size. and about 81
years Of age; che slightly hrndle about the head
horns turn has hair rubbed Of different pla
and has tete with bunch it, which cischar
ges milk She Is about to il. has come in
Whoever will return said me- give information
where abe may be found viii be suitably rewarded
6. OSIRANDER
lansing, Nay 10, 1862 acsvs
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WAHrRD AT rHEIs Posrs.-A general order
requires all officers absent ON leave, withOu. de-
lay, to join their regiments.
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SLOW odd it is, said Pat, ~ he trudgsd along
on foot one hot sultry day, "that . man never
meets team going the same way he is"
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IN Commodere Foote's physician expresses
the belief that the chances for . speedy recove-
ry are good.
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HoxIsrEADs.-Our readers will find the
81 granting houssteaas 10 actual settlers. on
cur Arst page. Il Is one Of the meet bsnefcent
acas ever passed By Congress.
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WuAr is ialsnesss Working yaller mountains
on pink subseil, or blaetailed deg in sky col
ored eonva lsiOns.
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A STUMP SPEECH!
By A. W A RID, JR.

BYA WARD, JR.
F~N Of W.T. and Yankee Spirit! The People
an their enthusidsm bear the Speaker auay
in Triumph!
The following is rare specimen Of Yankee Oratory-
The Speaker eating pea nuts and wrnking the
girls when hundred voices called him forth H. arose
calnny and surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
81 Patrick Henrytben forth the torrent his
eoluence:
FeIIo,v Cuissns II am for the onion Liberty An
drew jackson and NEW BOOTS ain for restoring the
Union in Gil Its former glory for protecting the Constu
ton in all IFS sacred guarantees t for boots and shoes
of the best pattern symmetry and durability rGreat
applause and Hear Hearth We forget our
own comfort in these days of patent double twisted
thunder ami creased lightning have received day
news OF the greatest Importance, of the vital
est TO all OF you. hear that Johns & Bailey have just
received their Spring OF Boots Shoes Of the
latest styles snc most finished workmanship tell YOU
those who buy o! that young and enterprsing nrm
are never troubled with corns and their dispositions
never soured by having their feet pinchedl Husbands
wives, young men and girls, so to Johns Bailey's;
here You will find fine boots, stogs's shoes, slippers
over shoes CATERS ladies heel slippers cacks Oxford
tes, mems carpet slippers. balnorals and ladies'
CATERS! lGreat applause.
- GerusAleml what is more beautiful than a LADY ;
foot encased in eoquettish gsiter Its enough
the monkish blood OF It. Anthony. ] viii eIose my
speech by an appropriate quotation:
dainty foot
Cater Boot
Zen StoIcs must agree,
For II TO vote.
What Gray wrote,
handsome l. T. G..
Here the Speaker tainted. As he vas borne from the
Hall IN the arms Of bis aimrng frecds heard
family ask who stole my pea-nutss' some rude and
wicked boys had enpted his basket while ne speak
ing however, glass Of water him ami
the loliowing resolutions. which ratified. and
ported IN due Course of time by the committee reso
buttons:
Rsso'rcd, That Johns & Bailey keep the best assert
Hent oil Boots AND Shoes and the bes: quality OF Leather
ever introduced into this market. and be II further
hssoued IAi they never fan give satisfaction that
their repairing y Done according to order. with exped
ton and neatness that their prices the lowest and
most uniform and their stock the best this side u De
troit and be il further
Resolred, That the American Eagle shall continue "
10 howl JOHNS & BAILEY
Lansing, April -, 1852 Iy3l5
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notice

ADMINISTRATOR SALE-NotiCe
n IL hereby given that in pursuance OF license to
me granted the Judge Of ProbaIe for the county OF
Ingham on the day Of April, A. d. lso2, shall ex
pose for sale public auction on the premises in the
township Of Leroy in said county Of lngham on Sstur
day the 18th day Of July next at O'Clock In the after
noon of said cay all the right title and interest sub
ct to ali liens Peter Detz late Of said county of
inghan deceased in and 70 the following pieces or par
GELS OF land which eaid Peter Deitz died seized and
viz the south half OF the south quarter
OF section eight tue south west quarter o the south
west quarter Of section nine 9 and the east half OF the
nor quarter Of section seventeen % all in town
three north of range containing in all 10 acres
of land more less. Terms made known on Gay of
sale
Dated LANSING, May &c, 1862.
HENRY DEIrZ
6w3,l Admir- OF estate OF Peter peitH, deceased
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PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
SOLDIERS!
Or IN case of thsiy deth to FItAcrs Nxhsrs BrSb.-
Sist<rs o. hirs Is The case mGyts
DERSONS INTERESTED IN SJ-CI

Pay, &c. can have their claims attended 70 br call
ing on, or writing 10 Ephraim Iongyear, Lansing Mich
igan who prepared TO give prompt attention To the
same.
Information given az to class of persons entitled &c
&C. on personal application 10 by letter In case
answer Is requested by mail Postage STAMPS Ear
~ APPLICATION Is requested Claims attended TO by the
Departments in the order in which they are received
From former experience hope 70 give entire sats.c
ticn. Charges reasonable.
E LONGYEAR,
A~smg, Acn- 354y1
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CHANCERY SALE.-State of Mic

CHANCERY SALE.-State of Mich
~ gan-the Circuit Court for the county of lngham,
in Chsncery Frederick NJ CowleS Alexander N.
Cornman and Dennis P. Edgar In pursuance and by
virtue of decree of said made in the above cause
on the i4th day Of November, A d. 1861, the under
signed Circuit Court Commissioner for said county shall
offer for public vendue Ia the highest bidder,
at the front Of the Banking Office of j. e. Bailey
Co the city Of lansing in said county OF ingham on
cree n 10 70 Wa E WIS., lsSa at one ne . 9eesx IN se
quarter Of section twenty five 5 in township number
four a. north Of range number 90 west, the
county OF Inghsm. and State of Michigan
Dated Mason, May 9th, 1862.
HORATIO PRATT,
Circuit Court Com. for Ingham Co Mich.
D. C. Willy, COnpts Solr. 31lw,
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CHANGE OF NAME The name Of the
Post Office a. Oxemos has been changed from
q" Sanford TO "Okemos"
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DROBATE NOTICE-State Of Mich


l. gan, county Of lngham, Sat- session of the
Probate Court for the county of ngham holden at the
Probate Office in the village Of Mason on Monday the
9TH day Of April, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two. Present, Win. ii. Pinclsncy
Judge OF PROBATE In the the Elph-.
ton Waldo deceased On reading and fling the petition
duly verified, Of Samuel L. kilbourne administrator p
on SAID estate praying among other things for license
sell the real estate Of said deceased:
Thereupon il Is ordered That Monday the I'd day nj
june next, At IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing If said petition and heirs a,
law of said deceased and ali other persons Interested in
said estate, are required TO appear of said
Court then TO be holden at th. Probate Office In the
village Of Mason, and show if any there be WHY
the prayer of the petitioner should be granted And
Is further Ordered that said petitioner give notice to
the persons interested In said OF the tendency of
said ptiton and the hearing thereof by causing copy
OF this order to BE- published i'll the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed aud circulating said county of
lnghan successive weeks previous to said day hear
ing IA true copy WM II. PINCkNEY
twSt.3 Judge of Probate.
The time OF the abeve hearing is hereby POSTPONED
until Aenday the 10th day OF June. at IL O'Clock In the
forenoon WM H. PINCKNEY Judge of Probate
May aith, 1852. 3w37o
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on the Esd. He was enthusiastically received
BY his men.
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1--WE clip tho following from the
Jssesvirls I.1epsndent. If Jut fights as well
- hs writes psstry, he viii do:
ON GUARD.
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~ HOMEOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed Or. SnYTHE from London has opened
establishment in Philadelphia Pa, for the treatment
of Female Complaints Read has advertisement Ii anoi
or column, headed Ladies. Read " ly5'o
TIE GREAT DIURET1C
HELNBOI.D's EXTRACT BrCHC, ,-r,
THE GREAT IIURETTC
HEIABOID's EXTRACT BCCHU. -
THE GREAT DIURErIC
HEIMBOLDS EXTRACT 81 CHC, ,
THE GREAT DIURETlC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases OF the
Bladder, hIineys'
Gravel, Droi~y,
Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement another column. Cut II out and
send for the medicine at
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 2m5o3
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Helnbeld's Genuine Preparation.

- HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
FOUND FLUID EXTRACT BuCHt.
Positive and Specific Remedy
For Disease Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, CRAWL, and
nR0pSlCAL SWklllNGS.
This Medicine ncreases the power Of Digestion, aid
eXcies The ASSIGNMENTS into healthy action, by which
the WATkRY OR CAIGARkoUs oepositsons, and all UN-
NATURAL ENl-ARaskNtNTS are reduced as well ~ PAIN
AND INFLAMMATION, and Is good for AEN, WOMEN,
OR CHILDREN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
PIERPOINT & NICHOLS,

Attorneys at Law and Solicitors IN Chsuc,
Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt SD
RoBRRT PIERPoIET. y. T. SIoH0l
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M A N Il o 0 D
lVl HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

just Prbhshd, IN Sealed Envelope. Price eeafs.
A LEC1 IRE on the nature, treatment and radi-
cal cure of spermatorrhes, or Seminal Weak ess,
Invo luDtary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and In
ped i'm ebts to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
ption, Epilepsy al Fits; Mental and Ply sical
1ncapscity, resulting IRON Sslf-Abuse, SO. = By
RoBT. CuLvKRyeLL, ii. D., author of the Green
Book, &C.
The world renowned suthor, in this admirable Leo
ture, clearly proves from bis owp experience that
the awful consequences Of Selfabuse may be effect
Tally rem we'd without medicine, and without dan
serous surgical operstions, boueies, Instruments
rings, or coTdisls, pointing out a mode OF cure al
ON &c certain and eftctu,l by which every sufferer
40 matter what his condition ms, be, msy cure him
self chesply, priv atey and radically. This lecture
will prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent uE der sal, in plan envelt pc, 10 any ad
dress, on the receipt oil six cents, or two postage
| stamps, by addressing, 50 II .-- >
| Dr. CHAs J. C. KLINE,
1 EvlT Boxery New YORK, Pest Office Box 45s6.
! s:lvu,
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DHENiH LOOKING GLASS AND
L PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY,
Nos 22l EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREET,
l73 & It's GRAND STREET 2l4 CENTRE sTLKET
Established 1888. NEW YORK. Established 1888.
This establishment has been in successful operation
"a years and is the largest of the kind u the United
States. We have on hand or manufacture to order
every description of -.-..s
Looking Glass, Picture and Portrait Frames
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval
Mantel GLASSES, Come citing Cornices,
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Marble Slabs, Toilet Glasses
&C, &C., &C.
Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suitable
for transportation either Gilt, BeriBg, Rosewood,
Oak, Zebra, Birdseye, Mahogany, &C. Our new
Mandatory and extensive facilities enable US to
furnish any article in line as good as the best,
| and as cheap as the cheapest.
| Dealers tare iauited to call Kpoa MS
| when they visit New York. We claim to be able to
supply them with every article which they posi-
bly, require at prices lower than they can purchase
| elsewhere.
| 70 Orders by mail attended to with promptnsss
| Do not fail to call when you visit New York
| office and Warerooms, No 2i5 Centre ST., N. Y
| HORACE V. SlGLER, Agt.
maI3l :dAw3mos
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SEEDS SEEDS !! SEEDS
PURE GARNET CHILL POTATOES.
The best Potatoe cultivated, yi Ids from 900 to ooe
bushels p.v Large, mealy, tine flavor, and &c
pA,so, many other kinds OF
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Top Onions, &c, &c.
c. KINGSLEY.
Rutland, May 8, 1861.
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Mason 4 Cheney.

DORK AND LARD,
i FLOUR AND MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
SYRUP and MOLASSES.
COD FISH, MACKEREL b SALMoN,
FLUID and KEROSENE OIL,
SUGARS Of all XII ,ds.
RIO and JAVA COFFEE,
GUN POWDER TEA,
BLACK TEA,
NICE PICKLES
RICE,
SPERM CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
RAIsINs, C1TRON, DRIED CURRANNTS,
CORN STARCH and MACARONl,
DRIED APPLES,
BUTTER and CHEESE
Af4EETING, SHIRTING,
PRINTS, DEL AINES
! GLOVES and HOSIERY,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
| BATTING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
COOKERY and
| GLASS WARE
The above artioIss we will sell G H EA for
MASON & CHENEY.
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SHELDONS & SLASON,
Successors to Sheldons, Morgan & Slasor, Y
Dealers, West Rutland, Vermont. L. Sheldol
e,heldon. FL. a. Sheldon, Chas II Slason VI
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suited TO the many complaints incident to their sez
BY re- toring nature and preventing periodical pair
and distractions.
They are also just the thing for children, beine
agreeable ss the Most plsassEt connection.
Pricel5 and so cents per box For sale by the pro
temple Boston, and by all Druggists DR.. Harriscr
be be consulted free of charge, at his Office,
tCve.E t7-6m
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s. DIR. E. v. N. fARWO1
Dental Surgeon, Washins,nsx
Vt. All operations periorz
careful, skillful & thor 0ugh ND
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Geo. Graves l. Son.

Geo. Graves 4 Son.
GEO. GRAVES & SON.
"
On account OF the great demaud for hoots anu
| Shoes at our establishment we have concluoSo 70
increase the stock in our Retail Department a. q
will open
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1862,
st, cheapest and best assortment of Boots,
The lars> "ubbers offered in this STATE, com
Shoes ana \ the following:
Ladies Serge Cong. - ~" a.
Pat IT, mined do
Glove Kid do
Cong. .s.
Fine +" Balmorals, single sole a.
French Kid Slippers
e u /" /" & Heeled
Velvet
Uoaree WORK cv~'y s'y - - A'--s@-"
Misses. s s q. copgs; . Boot Boots -.vs,
Fine Kid Slippers,
Kid and Calf Balmorals,
Cbildren's Shoes of every style and variety,
Men,s Cali Bslmorals, Calf and Patent Congress,
ana Rrooors =. -ssrs style,
Please call and examine
GEO GRAVES l. SON,
Merchants Row,
sprs Rutland, VT
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THE DAILY HERLp., ).

GEO. A. FUTILE w
THE DAHY HERALD
Ia published every morning IN seaso ~ N psr ~
ing trains leaving Rutland, 81 eV' .rmbs
Fifty cents per month or 2 cents p psnoru g
And will contain full TelegrapLHh S ts'
the Assooiatsd Press, up to the --latest DS
with local news, editorials, &c. ,uhlsbed ~
An evening edition will also ~ p lid 10 " "
ar occaa iop Teouires, which VIII DC '"Ss sih s1
cents ner number, Liberal terms ps
men. or parties willing to act e sgsN
men v PRICES OF ADvERTlslS0
Cor ton lines or less. Two weesss", ..r
~ dan 40. 30 Three WeeA'' ,..eI
Two days 80 One months months .,."'I
Three DAYS. ...........I0 lniee nstns ....""
-Four days. ...........Se SiA uopts,. ."'''
Five days ..... 49,. ~ MI MI year. -. 49,"
One week. ......... loo one fe sneart
spec;al contracts made for laIgsn
vertising ane with regular ous -UgaLD
THE WEEKLY he sos,rss
pu.1IsHxp EVERY rHuRsDAs1, ss p,s.sl
is foSs .,n q f,ll sypopsis o. y IN r.pa'
Ano Win my V2 incIrding full 'elsgi'fD
that day. errasc.rTT7o-. d
v,,... .,nsoribers, served by ''rr'' 'i'....
pM"s and Mail subscribers. "a, IN slTsSs'
NV w1t payment is not n, .sa. sarss e
interest charged after one s .bt stsi. ~ II
sent to subscribers Gut o ., sxpires hey
and when the suhscriphoh
discontinued. ,vrerIsIss. !.
For 10 l,.ss q Less ie5 tas See' shrss :Ss
For ssoh Ts,k,. c oontip n,sds 20 hos
iargelv-
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r A s T G A l. L +.
We do not wish to make our customers trouble,
but shall expect them to pay their bills at once to
save cost ~rrx
ian13 MASON CdENEA'
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A LAXITIVE AND TONIC
"A. COMBINED.

i bgreeabie TO the Palate, mild in tAeiy ops-
yatioaS; they do not exhaust the StrsHgth, nc-
interrupt dahl dvooationS.
For twenty years these LCzenges have
retained the confidence of the Medical
Profession and the public generally, In
Fpite oil all competitors or imiators.-
They are the most effective remedy for
HABITUAL COsTIVENFss and its re-
cults, viz Plies, Indigestion, Rsadaehs
Dizziness, Iarguoy, Oppression of Food
Heartburn, FlataIeaes. Bad Taste iR n.
Mouth, Torpid Lirsr, &c.
Females who cannot endursstrone pur
satives find these Lozenges admirabi
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;. ptINREY.

w. b. MUSSEl,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flour p Ort Bun,
Cheese, Lard, Fish, Beans, Eggs, Apples, Ibru
Green Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Fu6 !
all kinds of Goods usually kept in the trade n
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REUBEN r. THRALL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, selicit.
chancery, Agent for Pensioners, Bounty LAatl
ONCE, I'd story Thrall's Block, Rutland, VI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
A YANKEE WEDDING IN NEW YORK.

CHANGING to visit the office Of Alderman
-, q few years since, we Witnessed hyme-
nial ceremony that will hear narrating
The bridegroom was weather beaten coun-
trymsn, perfect picture of good nature but so
tall that in entering the portals of the office an
involuntary obeisance was necessary while the
artificial hollyhock on the summit OF the brides
bonnet just touched the elbow of her expected
lord. Their entrance was preceded by an urchin
with dilapidated garments who claimed and re-
ceived three cOppers as his fee for guiding them
to the spot
What can I do for you. my good friends p
affixed the urbane Alderman as If in utter ignOr
aHce of the object of their visit. Pray be
seated, madam.
swell, Squire answered the groom, with
cOmplacent glance at the filagree breastpin that
fastened dashing ribbon around the lady's
mock, old Mrs. Pettibone down to Lynn
you've heRr'n tell about her. reckon p
Well, really, l think hardly know-I
guess not
about the best punkin saas you ever put in your
stummik. reckon clips deown jist as sleek as
a creased cat crawin' threw "A jint of stove
pipe
Very happy.to be introduced to her, sir; but
don't let me Interrupt you. Pray proceed
.Jes' So jes' SO. Well, old Mrs Pettbone
gin me Dianthy, here to get spliced to. She's a
widder woman, and old Deacon Pettibone made
ropes If money in the shoe peg business when
she was ,Slve and larnt the business with him
so yew dis ,Niver that naturally liked the gal,
aud the old Ndy gin consent; so ef yew'll pro-
nounce the Ger, Nl0Ony the moneys ready
SO You wish 20 be married eh ? queried the
Alderman, willing to spend few moments
leisure in conversat on. May venture to ask
what induced you to Nreak through bachelors
life %
sartin, Squire sar, in. Yew see it's nat'ral
Who ever hearn tell of bachelor chippin' bird
or bachelor bob.o-liuk? reckon nobody has
And then amt dou5ln KIM ter natral AIN
double roses and double IN, Tnln glorles asu l
double pineys the pootiest, ant don't II, e'eryDouS
like 'em better than single ones. Lne announ'
on it is, mater teaches it, Squire, eiear .nIougl
the programme, beginning with th roo'ns ahu
leaving of with the apple blossoms ,.
Very true, my good sir: very | niosophl
cal view of the subject Turning to ee lady
And you madam, have you given this sui Neet I'M
attention it merits? =
Never mind her, Squire, jest let me y 'e,t,'
that dir business; faint no lindcrluaoto trot ei
your bowels about Ilianihy llst you fctoh ~
your books and FIRE away
The ceremony waa soon formed. onr
Reform" Alderman has oel tmeel
wen into that depa rtmsht ~ =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
Daughters to Sell.
soNo ny A LADY OF FASHION.


Daughters to sell Daughters TO sell
They cost more money than can tell;
Their education has been iirat-rate;
What wealthy young gentleman wants mate
They sing like nightingale, play as we'll
Daughters to sell Daughters to sell
Here's my fine daughters, my daughters, ho
German, Italian. and French they know.
Dance like Sylphids for grace aud case;
Choose out your partner which ever you please,
Here's n nico wife for a rich young swell
Daughters to sell Daughters to sell
Beautiful daughters, dark and fairl
Each treasure to suit millionaire,
Or fit to pair with any dukes heir
At st. Georges Church by Hanover Square.
Ilo you that in lordly mansions dwell,
Daughters TO sell Daughters to sell
Buy my daughters! Who wants bride;
That caa give her carriage and horses to ride,
Stand in an opera box for his fancy's queen,
And no end OF acres of crinolinei
Ever new furniture, jewels, and plate,
All sorts Of servants upon her to wait;
Visits to Paris, Vienna, and Rome,
In short, all that she's been brought up to at
home.
Here are girls for your mOncy-if out you can
shell.
My daughters to sell My daughters to sell
PUNom.