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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
PETER MARTINS
PATENT iRoN-CLAD "a,
/ boJ'uU IHl = i'N.0H9 i-uL .1'7imhJ
WARM All AIR !, ! FURNACE, I.Il}l A iIl,
I ,11iu o,e FOR WARNING - D iitile f1
Dwellings, Stores, Churches, School Buildings,
Ia Is, Court Z ouses, Public Buildings r7l
/ ,'.d ll'g Of al kinds SEc.f fni .u,Trjs
Replenished with Fuel but once q week requiring
| less Fuel than any other Air Furnace ever ;
rf 3D.. .. bef-re invented. II llw q.
Pure, Even, UnbuTnt IAtmOsPh ere,
I Night ahd d Days without the q.
USuaI Trouble ana At
I ,tuHADTf uhi tentiOns "t tH.'

DYiA AN INGENIOUS CONTRIvAN OE,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace,
all the cold air is made to pass through water on s
way to the cold air chamber. thus cleansing it OF
every particle Of DUST that il enters the room as
pure as though il was on the mountains top. Ply
siuiahspraise it., and recommend it on account Of
It's health-impirting tendency. .9.I ,vu1.tA.t
, The amount of Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm adweling Of from nine to thirteen rooms, is
no greater than Is repaired by one CRATE; and IL
gives an even, summer like temperature, night and
day, in all parts Of the house. -. ..fl r..a,n
Alter several seasons use this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable Warm
ing and 'Hentilating Apparatus in use. Burning
anthracite or btuminOus coal, coke or wood equally
well, upon the true principle o economy-sloW
combustion Of alarge mass Of fuel-ft secures an
evenne,s and freshness Of temperature, steady
flow of pure, clean, unburnt air, night and day.
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness OF the
above is certified to ~ the written testimonials Of
many leading citizens of this and other cities, which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet, Price list. &C. upon application by mail.
q at Nos l4Sand Isl West fith street GinSiHna Ei
Ohio. .. PETER MARTIN.
dec24-d3m lit Inventor and Manufacturer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
YOUTHFUL INDISORETION,

which, neglected. ruins the happiness and units the
and often terminates In an untimely grave. Make,
no delay in seeking the remedy. Bell Specific
Pills can be used without detection or Interference
with business pursuits. ~ 20 .tNHu'' 1i'
NO CHANGE OF DIET is sNECEssARY.
They are entirely vegetable, aud perfectly harm.
less on the system. Each box cOntains 90 pills. with
full direc lions and Attreatse on tho consequences
and1ure Price One DOLLAR Beware OF counter
feitsl If you cannot procure them OF your Drug
gist, send the moneytO DR.. JAMES BRY AN. Consult
Ing Physician, $40 broadway, New York, and they
will be sent By re(arn OF mail free from obsefvaA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
% aAaqffIENUMBEH THREE. aaT

Th4eBseen % befeck0ned lucky num-
beE f6r athefOaaFe q Three O6npasses, 10
Three Tuns and 0 Three Crowns. The num-
bef AZ found Joined with almost everything
aniilate and SinanimaIe- Castles, Cranes,
Cupse Kings Kingdoms, Mariners, Costs
Heedb, Spies ) oily Butehefs, Sugar Loaves,
HOtbelhoes y dkgerheads and Red Her
ring AZ, Def VS. % efeata port the Ship
serves for 20 signs, to say nothing of such
odd additions as the Ship and Shears. the
Ship and Blue pa Y the Ship and Shovel
aa9de soneEbat. APoEe classical sigpTthel
Nayaf heroes are, gteatly favored and
Dutchnien may IKE III NJ that respect is
paid t8 van ,ffOmp,o If tfe sign or that
name, indeed, refers to the famous admiral
and not to the ,tamops horse. The sun,
whether rising, setting, or In midday splen-
dor, shines from, a esignsl and n also has
queer allies 10 the shape Of Sun and Swords,
HofseshOes, Lasts, Swiss Cantons and Apple
Trees. It is hardly necessary ~ say that
ameag The names Of persons the great fam
ilYl6E Smit ith IA SUI IS .en1inenk OlEAG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
n tlr MARRIAGE, on

Reflect that sound mind and body are, the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial happi-
ness. Indeed, without these the journey through
ly darkens TO tho view, the mind becomes shadOwed
with despair, and filled with the melancholy rehec-
ti0n that the happiness Of another becomes blghted
with our own. .HDa0
OFFICE, 4 South lErederick street,
Left-hand side going from Baltimore street. few
doors from, the corner. Fail not to observe pAme
and number. g-t
H8- Noietters received unless postpaid and con-
tanning stamp 10 be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age, andsend portion Of ad-
vertisement describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
YOUNG NIEN

Especially. who have beoome the Victims Of SoljtA
ry Vice that dreadful aud dos strqctiye hAbit which
annualy sweeps ID an ubtiu ely grave Thousands OF
Young ieh tho most Salted talehte md brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise haye entraneed list
walked to eesacy the living Tyre, may calf Aa4
COnuQ0nC0s-t OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
YOUNG. MEN.
7RELL,S SPEOIFfCIPILLS,

i990 u OUIN " ILHIN9 % ~
Phe experience Of the past ten years has demon-
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in theefhcacyof a..,,.. q i,,iioF ,r.
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
Weakness, Emisslonss Physical and Neryous De!
bility, Impotence, or want of power, the result Of
Standardization or sirs5 5i79 4eiiiseafn5s M I'D tiiu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
TO LADIES.

If you requifeA reliable remedy To- restore you,
and remove Irregularities DISTINCTIONS, why not
use the best2d wed % stuaappht Ola otahi bnh
Every lady knows the slightest irTegularity Of na-
Spirits, Painting Mysteries. dc then the bloom Of
health fades. the appetite fails and symptoms
m0Eedistressiag eommen0ss q WeakpesS, Splnssl
never failing remedy will be found in psrlsbi,, ii
- DIR. lAAKXEY'S FEMALE PILLS, ,,
The experience Of thir y years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Distractions and III
regularities, NO MATTBR FROM WHAT CAUSE THHY
ARISE aTheg are safe and)sure ineyery case. Up-
wards Of 50000blxes are sold annuall aud no CONF
piaint Of their efcscyis ever heard, Tor they ac-
cOlhplish whatthey represented to dO.l ~ q
Sold in boxes CoRtdtntn0 Stety rus. Price One
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17

- sllN EM NtRen hita "a &, or {
saiuoq GMgARlhnLY NJ ApvANUn.) Y '9
bdiIy per ysaf .. 90
80 ~ tho Carrier. per rWook. s..., .s-.... zoo
III s6klS, per year. ,.,,,s.s..s..;.f so
Weetiy one COPY, three months for-...",. 80 cts
iod hf'' q tx months. for. ........... " 90
ono year, for. .,........... 9OO
Will pay 81 10 whoeyer VIII send Bcopes with 70 90
o. nn " whoever will sond 20 copies with. 40 90
$3.50 a YhoaYqr VIII send ~ cepiss yithss, yiOO W
a, ,yi Or, Will, gKED AS FOLLOWS on edT
'ne6py tlnvo monthE for e. lI. .s... Socts:
taelinl uix ln0ntlIs. f0rg .tss s8...... WV
= 49, ,.onsyssr 9r: ;...i TO-
Observation-Disclosures" ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
THa aMIrHg, BRowNs, 20.

In the commercials aireet0fyg where the
names are entered In alphabetical order,
over 500 Smiths'aFe Registered, and thu
cpl6ds nay Ike tokntw that410 answer
Numbered that these are all householders
and hends ~ families LIVE add the women,
and III l1kSn. tne iolk lkefa 3ha working men
OF the same clan all over London, whose
names do not appear in'directories, we shall
have hupobulnGf0n of Smiths equal 70 that
OF many considerable towns which return
their two hI8IIibefs of Parliament. The
Joneses are only half the number Of Smiths,
Ntl u tflSui ebAie the Bt6Whsy Who an
snort Of 700ssthe. .yohneons and, the VIII
lIams68 AaSlsr d9ile l5o0l ea0H ,shilg the
hardlv. .laus familiar name Of Robinson Is
only b6Eneb BY about go psElnns. q u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
PUBLIC HOUSE SIGNS.

The public house signs, all of which are
dulY setxforth in the .sDirectOry,p have
often fnfnished q chapter to the antiquary.
Tbeylaare Of interest too, in showing the
vast limits Of a metropolis which can per-
NIT the repetition Of so many of the pOpu-
larsigns without practical confusion. As
one might expect, the chiefrun is upon
such ibIems as loyal men would naturally
select, The Kings Arms heads the list;
there are 50 such signs in London. The
Queens Arms only number %. Delieaey
seems. to have suggested to mine host the
choice Of Her Majesty's bead, and accord
ingly there are 40 Queens and 60 Kings
Heads. The ROYAL Oak stands for 26 signs;
the Royal Standard for II. The Crown
gives q name to % houses, let alone Is
Crown and Anchors, 9 Crown and Cushions,
10 Crown and Sceptres, 46 Rose and Crowns
and IL houses where this emblem Of roy
atty is found in more questionable society,
such as the Crown and Anvil, the Crown
and Apple Tree, the Crown and Barley
Now, and the Crown and CAM To Prince
Albert % public houses are dedicated; TO
the Prince ofWales, 40; TO the Princess Of
Wales, 8; to the Princess Royal, g.; to
Prince Alfred, s10s 10 Prince Arthur, 3;
the Princess Alice, q, and the Princess
Beatrice, l. The Duke of Wellington has
26, Lord Nelson, ~; next TO whom In
poDnlaritg comes the Marquis of Granby,
withl0. Ofanimals,T Che king ofthe beasts is
naturally the favorite. Sexenty-four signs
bear the proud emblem Of the Red Lion;
there are ~ Golden Lions. and 26 White
fIIIlN 11rn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
BALTIMVRE CLOCK HOSPITAL
BAHTIM0RE, MARYLAND

As sAREFUGE FH0nMT
4 1 1o8RRA SSASSI BID q ftlSE ffAINEbi Sf AT
Or. JOHNSTON has discovered the mcstt. ,Vertain
Speedy and only Iffectpsl Remedy IN The Wor!dior
WsSisnese of the Back Or limbs, Rtricture' Aiiee-
tibn OF the K KtineyS and Bladder Involuntary IDS
charges lppoaency. General Debility, Nervodsness
Dyspepsia, Lnpguor. Low SpiTIys GoniusaIon 2I
ling, Dinness Of Sight or tddiness Disease OF the
Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin. AfiectOnsgofthe Aiy-
or Bungs Stomach or Bowols--thoso teirIbie Dls-
oRET and solitary pfactleeSmoro fatal thotr VIC.
Tins than the song Of Svrels 70 the. Maripers ot
Ulysses blighting theirmost brilliant hopes0r bnd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
lsAILRoAn TIaIE TARLE.

ShowiuR the arrival and departure Of trains At Co
lathbus OHIO. On and after Monday, Nov. ID, 1895,
trains viii run a. follows:
l.lttIe NtIami 4 Columbus < xonia R.R.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
CqRI0sITIEs. OF LONDON.

The Public MouuSs-ASIgns, Trades, &c.
.Ifanotice of the new London Directory,
the London Times gives the following Curl
GUS gleanings from that volume: VIZ
ofi' 'a'pS THE LIQUOR TRAFFIc.9ag 3 .yo
II anybody is curious to know the rela-
tive finpOrfanceo OF each trade In London
Judged by the numbers of those who fob
low Il, you can get this Information with
out much difficulty from the trades direc-
tQry.i, The publicaps appear to be far and
aWay the most numerous. This volume
contains the names OF about 4,700, not in
cluding3 800 hotels. tayerns or cohee-houses
OF. Va superior class. which are ranged by
thbmsely6s, and 100 private hotels not Ii
ce6sed. or beer retailers there are not less
than .1.700;, Of wine merchants an equal
number. Even this estimate by no means
exhadsts the list Of those whose business
it Is, 10, supply London with stimulants
more or less gentle. Some 100 brewers are
in the list;s and then the brewers agents,
the distillers and spirit merchants, the
dealers In liquors, cider and perry have still
TO be reckOuedo Il Is probably below the
mark to say that 10000 0persOnsin this 'Di-
rectOry" are shown TO be engaged either
whollvror partially. In what teetotalers call
''thel liquor traffle.'d or course. this does
n0ginclude q whole army of brewers men,
draymen, walters, barmen and barmaids,
tapsters, eellarmen, pot-boys and hangers
on of all sorts, whose interests are also
bound up inthis traffic. We don't venture
toestimate their numbers, butthe Alliance
may do SO and tremble. t..u-li ig
VARIOUS TRADES .f t.s
Amer the,publIcans, the bootmakers take
rank. OF these there are over 3000-alL
we presume, keeping something like ashop
sand 200 wholesale makers. The grocers
aud Tea dealers are less numerous by q
hundred or s0sI Next come the tailOrs-
260O; the bakers, 1850; the butchers, 1,750;
the tobacconists, l,500; and the milliners,
1,400. as numerous body as the gretn-
grOcers. The lodging-hou keepers own
tJ strength of l,350, but must really be
much more imposing body. With these
the dairymen and the builders take the
same rank The linen drapers only muster
some LOO; but then the haberdashers, 400, |
the h6siers, 500, and the outftters go |
strong, march in separate companies. OF
private schools there are nearly l,2O0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
FIRST TRAIN.

/ NIGHT EXPRESS--Leaves Columbus II Is;lSt
AIM. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Catdington.
WELLINGTON, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
land at6:60 A. M. +Hinhii ~ i1'iiJ -i3li I9.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
ALREADY SOLD.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY ABOUT IT
[From The Brooklyn Daily TimssI

BsEoaSns NOVELTIES IOngOOked for number of The
SrwHoHK LEOeEE containing the opening chapters of Henry Ward
s.ebes .sy appeared YESTERDAY and the sale said hay. been
perfectly There hardly living who widely
known than Beecher States who has called forth
greater criticism. Yet his and bis friends have
sgree particular nOncedng him the possession Of
brilliant talents originality eOquepce when
nounced distinguished clergyman abou enter
Geld UNEMPLOYED by him. and that the Pastor Of Plymouth
writing Novel, nothing could be natural than the in
terss, and curiosity which were felt in the result"
We have just snhsd psra opening chapters of Nor
wood; or Village Nsv.Enssnd" contains of the
ablesi ess passages which have fallen from
Henry Ward Beeehers pen The novel with beautiful and
ve SIMPLICITY We are at once transported midst of the pic
turssqae little EewEngsnd hear the rustic of the green
leaves the stirred by the sOn Summer breeze
s join in the bOme sgaOus and honest talk Of these sturdy
asrs anil % shy beauty the pretty New England sssss
tey trip deuure church and ngHs'ehOO There are few
Oh piers tales justly celebrated the most
S ia American literature, the feelings deeply
Ippe to al refined mpates ehate
than the ,hu chapter descriptive Of the love between
Rachel Leoub and Abah Csibear l, it is beautiful
We have room Oaly fO- one two paragraphs:
The most solemn hour Of experience death but
Of LvheB again and from natural heart becomes
Inc heart Of Love What silent hour and perperd
Il Why wheu the divine spirit rolling
the al ocea breaks upon heaI with all the mystery Of
heaven Is it strange that lights dim the above the
bead Of truly clouds Of sanity spirits Why should
not the tongue its accustomed Offices when all the
or-shies trees plains atmosphere and the solid esrthprng
forth in co with strange meanings and to chant for the
soul glory mystic which God has hound to himself
his insnie reaibe Lsve Then for The s time when
50 loves that love sacrifice death self and
brought into harmony With ike him who bhsh
the seventh heaven hears things unlawful to be uttered
How woBdroa early days wedoek young snS noble
sous How strange pure souls wholly finding each
other ont between whom M days months that silent and
Interpreting Of thought, feeling and will by which
.o natures are easpng vrng and growing into each Ohr
HAp9y are they and happy Csther to bring such
wisdom vita loving poisonous weed shall die out and
lore o,he With grow and thrive With and beauty
al oDssh Ror there which resides the secret Of
vrOdaesx immortal sOwsrs it is Love.
Ia this admirable story using the ga Of feiOn to In
.alsate many sobe and truthful life M Bonner has done
m .resent thing Tor American well for his LEDGER By
aduens him to write Norwood; Village Life SswEDsland"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
LFrcn The Ner.IIsrea Joarnsl and ceuri.r !

From The New-IisTen journal and Courier
BEKCHRRs SroRYwe have received copy OF
TIA, number ofTHR LEDeER which
chapters oHenr BeecheFs s.o eatei Norwood VII
ss Life laying out the grOrnd for story
eye tho pleasant valley the COnne
tcut portion Of western world be
from language speaking Of City OF Eu the author
also says: New Haven en would be like Jupiter without
beard or lion Of his mnne And thus with The Oh Ten
pletor Farm House Rachel Leomb aid Abah work" oil the
finest Of wood ezravug long looked story begins
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Iron The Boston Daily voios.I

Mr. BEKcHER. sroRr-ln eur issue sOday VIII " OaHu "a '
Henry Beeehers be published weekly
EzwYoRK We have received sdvsnoe COR o. that paper
containing rss chapters which read evees
will We think that subject which la
powers will brought ont Village Life in New
predict charming aud instructive story Mr. BeeeAer has
him enough juices eaough Of imagination and
Lumor Sufficient acquaintance MANKIND and with sewEnsand life
and ehsraeen short know what qualification be Ass
produce readable and profitable day.
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lyron The Boston Eveuinr J.uru,l I


Tue EBv.YoaK LEpoER.-Mr Robert Bonner whose shrewd
ness manifested many occasions sgia illustrated the
value being original IDEAS other publisher bu. Bonner
would houyho obtaining Henry Wand Beeher
original story ard making the Brooklyn Pulpit contributor
secured card which though costly Investment which, sure
pay The Sni nment Ofhe story appears in THz LEDGER Of
May 49, and doubt any that gucela, resist the
temptation ginsh careful perussl full of Beechesns-
pleasant conce tarty enund and promises intensely
entertaining Bat Mn make Beeehe star writer
Leave him support the whole pap.r He surrounds him with
perec, GALAXY popular authors President Hill Of Harvard College
contributes valuable article THE Study of the haihenes
which gives wholesome This article to DO fol-
articles pen the Pesdens Of the principal
colleges throughout United Mr. James Parton John o. Sa1
Mrs southworh acknowledged ability s
pea, regular contributors Mr. and be
sue to gain understand copies Of THK LEDGER con
tanning chapter Beechers story came this city,
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fFrOm The Turf. Field and Farm.I

IFFOh FI'II I'M T'I"I
SEwYoRK LEDsEThe first chapters Of ths long promised
story Henry LEDoEK are no" be-
fore the pubic story NoKwooD Or VILLAGE LIVE
4, YKv AND gives omse Of great power and bran
monument genius enterprise Oft proprietor Robert Bonner
CSC paper has succeeded acquiring an Immense ere0
ton the work esvang has commenced IN earnest sueh
umns through Mr. making his jounAA medium LOT
educating up high standard Of literature This
eommendsbe WORK Mr. employs such powerful engine IN
THK sure to crown bis Efforts II 'ns' ""0
mankind are public then Mr. Bonner is one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09

Iron The NsFart DAILY CoHrierl
We have jus, opn chapters Of Henry Ward Beehe' new
II more than maintains all his snosat reputation noby won by his
Star Papers in The Independent Ills pure Of New England char
act and Connecticut valley seneryh outlines Of Abiah AMI Rachel
and the brief story their ortshp nrsgare Beeeh all
And that saving enough revealed the oves OF
these tvs people hand these chapters fore
taste Of coming will be in fiction writing II
noes not suffer the Gag SO his preach
os And then there is not on, though, perfect with
holiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
fFrom The New-lork Sun.

M cu.uss IN. first astament Of M Beeebers ne" novel s"'
Norwood" The scene England and the ''r opens
veil Their, already popping and II the performers therein
Abah Cahes aud Rachel Lconb are the hero and he'"s VIC
or, ~Ah dub,tu they achieved the beginning Of their his
tor, VIA. In other novels usually effected at the close 1t unsafe 10
, h.s,. II /. finished bat II the Of Norwood con
time. To the .n begun, be s succeed IN ne" ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
Irrom III. srr.eu.. p,il, s,.na.ra.l

cory The EKw YORK LEDGER for
containing instameht Henry Ward Beeehers long
promised novel The story entitled Norwood Village Life IN
NewBngsn" 1t early speculate Upon Mr. Beeehsrs
novelist the opening chapters give good promise Of great
things They marked by all the Oeness observation aud beauty
ofmgsry which author justly distinguished We
shall watch the continuance with great interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09

competence Absh and Rachel Cahcar Of enBar
ton and Acv indicated be the central figures Of the narrative
examples Of the felicity Of expression poetic per
suthO' IDEAS and the language they conveyed
quote two passages from columns Of LEDGER In
describing village where principal scene Of what be relates was
located he Of certain peco,es semrusl
life:
The lower class of New England village chiefly composed
hangeronbose who hnbecle especially
who for want Of moral health like
Perhaps nowhere in the world found uOvey
smansn bitter tenacious Of goOd-than England
good good and the ve high
public sentiment many New England and penetrating and
almost nquisitorA character either powerfully determines good
or chsfes and embtters them This especially when certain
cases. good thoroughly upon public morality the
private individual has scarcely choice left Under such
some act in open wckedess spite and secretly and
the bottom Of society wages clandestne with top"
And speaking the arba glory which SswEngaDd towns
boast he srclAims;
Ens Of New England They part Of Der beauty
the columns PsrthenOn the glory architecture
Their towering trunks well symbOIes Puritan In
herb their OverArchipg tops sc wnbOe and elastic hint
the endless Elasticity adapablenes this people, and both united
form type Of all the root 6rm the trunk
and yielding the top returning again after impulse into
position ind symmetry"
Here bit Of word pshtug into the mouth
village physician, Wentworth.
willing ride mile ofmy way any time to the moss
song the each side Of How kind Of
creep decayng things their LONELINESS with such
cheerful garment Did think that In the animal kingdom there
They had their time when alive But
Vegetation fewer privileges in life has eomeness after death
Nobody and Nature takes Of them and
he-nang beauty do sron work and hroud
garments Yesterday the Ravine and
trunk decayed which garden
gardener could make the edge Of the wood the
which counted species
admirable health An, Ike trunk Of emerald
side the leaves had kept them all
Winter blossoms snow shooting sduad
mastering tournament and at the uPuned
Of blackberry vines ne lines anything that
initiated from and deal be,uih
eyes pictures they how them than
anybOdys hands can"
surprised the engagement Of Mr. Beeche to
endeavo to give strength and tone literary bis
Ousy popular paper.
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IFrom The N.w.London Daily Star.

Iron The NewiLOndOn Daily Star.
received advance copy Of THE NETWORK LEDGER
May eoDnng Mr. Bseehsrs story Norwood village
The opening Of the written With
all that beauty power Characteristic the distinguished shOr His
efforts this model paper still larger circulation The
COuneetient valley.
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Iron The Troy Dsily TImesl

copy Of 1HE NEwYcRK for hsy 10 has been
by This number usamen Bescher'
noveie venture Norwood Village EewEusIsnd" EN-
behei with Rachel Lconb Of the heroine The old
TempetOn etc Norwood opens decidedly rich and We
think will prove snotae Beeher family swell o
indomtable Bonner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
From The Binshanion Daily Republican,

Mr. sToEI-we have received copy Of THs srW
YORK LEDGER with part Mr. Bs.eh' story Norwood vii
.1scy describes b, character story would be needless
1t interesting Bseehs pO.sessesA wonderful versatility