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New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
CRICKET.
ST. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA.

These famous cricketing organizations will meet
the st. George grounds Ryn Fields Hoboken this morning
The match will probably be very close and interesting The Phde
phians will present which George armed with the
prestige Of their victory Young America Club will
defeat As the match for the benefit Of Msr Morley and sam
Mbt me professionals Of the st. George Cb 50 cents admission will
be charged for the two days' play,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

By the Steamer City OF Washington have this day received
LACE CURTAIs embracing tne rs 1Np
patterns In French embroidery T. WALRAyEs NO. oSo broaa"a!
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
TnE.ATLANTIcs BEAT THE QUAKER CITY.
p,,, ,nprpt, Sent. oi.-The baseball match thi
between the Anics fBohn and the Quaker City Club Of
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEw-ENGLANp'
, aaod came Of the match between the Lowell

L o,,I, t.. Cor the championship n esnsi tool pace
v.. rLo pi,ylus ls w e4 pa " t' CANT 'i -s'' 'a'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
i6O Miles
OF TlIB
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD,
NET EARNINGS OF THE UNION PA.
CIFIC RAILROAD.

During quarter ending July 81 Of the current wear an avgso
25 miles Union Pacific Railroad operation. The Supena'
tendents rerort shows the folo wing result:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18

PATIENT ISpUsTRY.-In the window of the Book
store may he seen two remarkable curiosities, namely
the ivory models of q line ef-battle ship of the old
style, n three decker, with tiers of brass guns. and a
steamer of the modern pattern, with side wheels.
Both have all sails set. and these are beautifully fash
lionel out OF ivory and polished. The models are
enclosed in glass cases, are apparently faultless in all
their details, and would make very pretty parlor
ornaments. We understand they are for sale 10y the
ingenious owner and maker, who comes from Tahiti,
and that the price asked is $3.50, or Sl25 each. If
not disposed of by private sale, they viii be offered at
n rattle. We heard once of q model of a ship that
was on exhibition at Lloyd's in London, which was
considered an incomparably perfect one in its minute
ness of detail. One hundred pounds was offered to
any one who would find out n defect, or anything
wanting. After many months had elapsed, during
which shipmasters, shipbuilders and others had ex-
amined this wonderful model, at length one day Il
Jack tar, about s. half seas over,'' looked at ii for a
moment, and shutting one eye and hitching u. his
trowers, exclaimed-s Where in thunder is her SOUP
per-holesF" The hundred pound reward was paid
to him. -
ONE YEAR.-A native was convicted in the Police
Court on Wednesday last, of stealing a piece of Kou
wood from the Kings land at Waikiki, out of which
he hewed two very fine and large calabashes for con-
tanning poi. He was sentenced to one years impris-
onment at hard labor and to pay a fine of SO.
The Court MARTIAL.-The Gazette contains no
report of this affair, which took place last week.
What's the use of an official organ unless it records
matters of public interest? What was the verdict
y The United Steamer Lackn,ranna leaves early
next week on a cruise around the Island of Kauai,
and will be gone two or three weeks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18

The London Times says at the Spanish evasion
of British demands, that II the United States were
the party so treated by Spain. Cuba would have
been occupied 10y american troops ere this.
BERLIN. April lT-ErcHinq-t is reported that
the French frontier is put ON a war footing. am
balances purchased, and that the French Reserves
will be called in IN the lSt OF May.
Prussia is props, ing for war.
Paris correspondence says We're it not for the
Exposition Napoleon would open war against
Prussia. y European war is sure 10 come yet.
Mexico.
y Herald special despatch says the Mexican Lee
CATION is informed that MAMMALIAN was en- route for
Queratero. Mexico on The Sth. He was accom-
panied by 5000 troops. and was wounded in tho
right arm. He narrowly escaped capture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18
Jopan and China Tons:

Japan ur1d China Toas
CRUSHED AND BROWN SUGARS,
Superior Gala. Extra Family Flour,
TIE VERY BEST.
Pia, Carb. sofia, Cream Tartar, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Irish Moss, Carraway Seeds.
Yeast Powder, Pickles, Oysters,
Pepper, Ginger. AIspicc, Cinnamon
A few boxes OF that superior article of Chemical Soap,
KENDALL1s CHEMICAL OLIVE SODA SOAP.
Pure CASTLE Soap, Winchester No. i Boston Brown Soap,
Cases of the finest Dairy Salt in 20 ID bags and cheap.
&c, &c, &c. &C. &c.
OLD COLONY AND ON CUT NAILS,
OF all Sizes;
81, Id, Gil, Sd, IOd, 12i, god. SOD, 4Od, sod, God, esd Spike;
Sheet Zinc, Z feet and 3 feet;
IIatchets, Hammers, Chisels,
Spear & Jackson's Ripping, Cross Cut and Panel Saws,
Spear & Jackson's Bastard Files, fiat, half round, square
Cookies Anger Bits. Locks, Butts, Handles,
Gimblet Screws, from } to 4 in. all sizes and numbers;
Tacks, Brads, Finishing Nails, Bolts, Balances,
II, 10. ., /. g, 5, 1, q quarts Covered Tin Fails,
2 and 4 ID Tea and Coffee Caddies, Spice Boxes,
Gall and 1 qt Kerosene Oil Cans,
Large, medium and mail Fanneis. Match Safes,
and 4 quart Coffee Pots, Knife Baskets,
Milk Pans, pressed tin and galvanized iron,
Very Superior and from 1 to IL quarts shallow
Bread Pans, Dripping Pans,
Cake Tins, Straners,
Plates, Cups, Graters, Ladies, Brittania Lamps,
Slop Pals. Cake Turner's,
bellows. rormcniors, Tea Trays, all sizes and oval shape.
Eutter Bowls, very large and superior;
Pots, Kettles, Bake Pans, Sauce Kettles and Furnaces.
&c, &c, &C., &c, &c.
Painted, White Cedar. Red Cedar and Mahogany 3 hoop pals;
Painted White Cedar and Red Cedar 8 hoped Tubs, 9 sizes;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18

FLoURIsuIxG.-The Mercantile Library Association
of San Francisco has l 800 members, and its Library
contains q ,557 volumes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18

The Court MARTIAL--The Gazette contains no
report of this affair, which took place last week.
the use of an official organ unless it records
matters of public interest? What was the verdict ?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18

81 Bishop Staley left for Maui on the Steamer
last Monday, intending to visit Lahaina and Wailuku
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-18

n The Bethel chapel will be reopened tomorrow
for divine service.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24
Township Directory.

The following are the names of the Justices Of
the Peace ID the several townships in jackson
e0d5tS $saH Die date Nhen tle eoIamissiol of
\ each exDires;
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24
WHOLE. il LIE. NO. 1927.

Thgeis nn0ther mpect Of this casa. ~ thu
slegiaalien of Congress ypn taN ont u exisiehca
every State bank 10 the country fnothaf Wonda
the national barking ssItgm Is tie only one va
baye or can have. They have the matisr ID thelr
own hands II Is curious 10 sssghoa 1Aeeat}3tal
has been distributed and how is has teen appro-
priatedby different sections 81 Gle country. Now.
sir do not blame men for beinanctuafe1 b ennne
extent by selfinteFeat In this c0uiitfy ana 4Nara
fore ltisDot surprising tonne that great effort
ls being made %. 50 amend our naiI0nal banking
iaiT 50 that our country pstioncl balks shall b
compelled TO keep an hgcncy in New York. It's
not q matter Of snrprise, when we IDdk Gat the
New England Stasess / will shaw how that .think
has been fixed up" Take H. you pIeaaa. tbs
State Of Massachusette wishia population, III do
not remember how mnny. but something overh
million. In this raeeOf diligence, for thal is hhat
u s, they have appropriated ofthe baEftingrapI
tai Of three hundred and odd mllIIons authorized
by 0CqngFess, oseyenty-nine millions boYeR one
fourth Qf the whole. The State Of OhlDs Ritha
population twice that Of Massachusetts, with An
area mneh larger With acOulsryafor hgrienlfurB
tar superior, with belt Of mineral territory SIX
mllss wlde, f'inRihg rom tls hortheast p tho
be worth more than aIf the lands and manufGct3-
riss4 MessaehrStts, has banking caplt az ot this
association Of--how much doy0u think 1--abJut
twenty millions, Or about one fourth Of MassSeha-
90 not WISH 70 make any inyidip ipns cofnpart-
SOUS 4 only Eish to show how fast men 10 IN
tiLs race bf diligence. Take, yoa please, seEsn
States, New York, Massachusetts ts, Maine, Kllods
Island, New Hsmpshlre, Vermont, and Coniecii-
cut, and Of the sixteen hundred and odd hanfs
they have seven hundred and Rinety-eie ut of Then
with an authorized capital Of about two hundred
and sixty-tYo million dollars. If YOU ftielhds
Pennsylvania and we have Alright to tneIndeif
SO far as the Northwest Is concerned there u lIs
condition Of things : thai Of the sixteen hlnldted
and forty-seyen banks, they, have nine hundred
and tiihety-nine of them, or two-thirds leaving
for the other tyenty-eight States Of the unioh and
all the Territories but six hundred and Seight
banks; that Is al that can be made under The law.
In order 10 show how this aEl0na1 ban king kSs-
tenn has been fixed up and ppfoprfaEed, / Ab-
pend the following tables extnle ted from the last
report Of the Secretary Of the relsnfy, Sd ~ 40 =
Statement skoaGng fse number ct stttonal 5aaks9k-
90 eged in TIE Se1es easteT SsCx5 together iteih
their authorized capital and cfechiotio iaienp
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24

StateTsat, she.Ing thsagpte gHaatitg dhdAs
chgFGcteF gf AeraErlIsfiag medium Of ths, ,JaHEed
StGtsss Oeteber a. lsd6 eHiisyg7g siasmiinss
United States notes 'greenbacIIs z $500 OIs5, ,7s5
National banks !. :.g!.s.g.. 20 2sz 07E453
fractional currency ...g.g9 n. g.9g..d zT,6gS,GlO
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24

= KAAfs or Fink NAAtE. n PosT oFFICE
FutsNAcE.
Diamond jackson Iron & Coal Co. Jackson c. II.
OrGnge9 t0rAnge Furnace Coss@1 Il
Star Star Furnace Co... ea"gs
= ,Ldtrobe IIatrobe Furnace CO.'viBerlin,
,Iroa HclleyI VIM McGhee ~. q Reeds Mills.
Buokevep Terry, Austin & Co.. Berlin. y
Keystone E B Greene X Coz. Keystone,
Ifddsson Peters. Kicker * Co. .,..lClay. XXX.
Jiissstone j w Collins, Receiver; CLAY,
Z Jgferson Jefferson Furnace Go, Oak Hiil 49,
Cambria David Lewis & Co,,..lSams6nvlle.
Moaroe McC Connell, BoIles 4 Co l,,il-..@'.g,,i
Jackson Jackson Furnace Go H b Iron Furnace
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24


g Ef!weadA the State If PsRnsyIvahla tshIShfor
all business purposes must be regarded Is an
eastern State as teontradistinguished from the
western, northwestern and southern sGtes, we
will have: .liji TslFnfd9d1 oSsl1
Pennsylvania la!i 901olH$49. .200. .765l $8e 69o $40
.L-=-s--4z--aA i,ez-s-s--Sa--
51tTOtal, y sdsssbi i4ste4 sb6 s21T COZ, 6ss
Whole Number of banks in operation authorized
by lazy ...!..... ..s... ..s..1, ,6H
In operation In the ab0ve named eight States ggs
rallIli a4f paA s9ff ffI3 ~ 7JfslR S111Qa Ill
Leaving for the other webts.eigRt States and
Territories ;. .s.dl : 4. :. ..i. t.2 6i8
Whole amount Of circulation authorized foF all
the national banks. :. 80, ,671, ,753
or which the above abeye named eight oissinrq8q
States have appTopriateds .,zi. u 52lTg6 ,eB3
I % fu0t'tr sa l3sfus 9ai 10 LEI rrzr---@2r---
Leaving for the remaining tWenty.1szn GfNI
eight States and Territories $50 i. 7bs96I07O
Whole amount Of banking capital M ..l 'ia LIZ i,si
~ ali tle banks 5IA
The above named eight STATES have APP. sa.lEJIg--
Vpropriated Whereof. f...............! 0,43s, ,A56
Leaving for the remaining twenty "a q X, ~
eight States and TerTilories I, 106. 165, ,s98
Sfuteglest sb0luagkhs number Of BufisdI 6aaEs1o-
nscaed iHfhe foltOwiHg aaDtsd Stoites Together sh
NE aEtborise4 capital tIad cirea Ldfioa % e61hg1
Ha Il q
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24
DR. A A.. :, # IT, -.,aif'YV1,O'ODsS
EYE INFIRMAsRYs,


WHBkE all Diseases of the Eye, so common
80 10 this country at the present times as
Gnhulated Lids, CrRAoHoMA) Opacity Of the
Cornea, (Which Is arscum Or film over the.sight,
togethef With vAFiohsmodih d both WHICH
ALI produce much pain and weakness Of Rlsfbn,
and sooner Or later, pArtlal or complete blindness
All these diseases will be successfully ytFeated at
moderate prleesg and where the batlent is mot BEN
Gifted the charges will be promptly refunded,
Persons having very sore eyes, who have been
prescribed fOrby other Physicians without bene-
lt are especially requested to call for tteatment
Several such that had been quite blind from eight
to twenty m0Rths,o have had good sight restored
TO- them under my treatmeBt, z Persons aticon-
vince themselves Of the truth Of the aboveby re-
ferrng by letter or otherwise. to any of the fol-
loving naHied gentlemen. sse eshil " H.Hs9
10 REFRRENogs.- a. flb Norton, Portsmouth
o., John Paul. Manager Of Bloom FuFnaee,IO.,
sIoaeph IArthurpd0. = John y. Jackson. Portland.
o.; Rev. Dr. Prettyman, Athens O.s j. Al Sell.
Jackson q. H.; o.; John N. Erylns YIIanideh o.
I N AIbletteFs OF INQUIRY slIOuldbe addressed to
A. L. WOOD, NJ D.is9
d spH 1q9sCb fo altllisiIimbe tll Webster
April 10, '66-1y P. B. ofM. & G. RRalOhio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-14
NUMBER 29O.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
90
ARNOLD s. FIELD,

* ARNOLD & FIELD, SS
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
Have removed from No. 60 to No. SO, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
good clothes. We have on hand and are re-
ceiving good line of -" >. "t.rt -
CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
" = '*'.,. ..' LINENS, &c, ~...
which we will make to order very low, for the
next two N onths, especially.
~ We propose to continue cur u.
GENTS FURNISHING. DEPARTMENT.,
wherc you will always find the latest atyles.
We will furnish - - 90;
:.,. WHIT S H R T!S,.
as cheap as. they can be bad at retail in Phe,
dephia. Warranted to fit snd wear well. CAL
and 500 US, at No. SO, King'St, doofs West Of
Royal aug 1T
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PERIODICALS.

TIE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, Cor SER )
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (Whig)
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Radtea:t-
The NoaTH BgITGsH REVIEW, Free Church
".. AND
BLACKwO Ds EpINB'H II. MAGAZINE, Glory
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INILLIAM L. ATWELL, >, T..
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

:" = . 'FASITIONABLE T4IEOR, =.
No lel Kings.t next to Mlburns Drug store
Would announce to his friends and the public
that he is again prepared to attend to al orders
for work in his line, III mis- usually satisfactory
STYLE. ... , mar l6--tt
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STOVES, TINWARE, &c.
r PRINCE STREET.

STOVES i STOVES i STOVES VI !7.oz IT"
TINWAREl TINWARE! /!
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLESt 5L
A general assortment of the above articles of
the latest al most approved patterns and styles
and best material, kept constantly on hand, and
warranted to suit purchasers; ALSO, Tin Roof
ing Gutterirg and Spouting promptly and per-
sonally attended to in city or country, and and war
ranted to give satisfaction. t: ' ...ii..
I.would ask my friends and the public gener-
foro pure hasing olsewherei Z, ii ,4.I.!.o : --
:" na;.r1'-n;-~.~a Ell. CLARKSON,
sep 28-3m Il, Prince St.
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PHILIP pARE,r .:r ..o.
PRACTICAL PLUMBE Z,
-
PAPER HANGING.

|" AND WiNDo'w IS Bow SHADES .'.. .,4
"g''''.tt '.'"':" PICTURE FRAMES,
FIRE BOARD, PRINT rs, l,.c r. ...:
BORDERS, &C. ..
A. N. TUHMAN has resumed his business, ;,
Washington, where can be found choice stock
Of goods, @ in his Iihfe, consisting of Wall Paper
Window Shades, Picture Frames. Cornices,
Braids, Curtain Hooks, Hollands Fire Board
Prints, Borders, Looking Glasses, Shade FIX
lures Picture Cord, Tassela, &c, at prices ioW4
sr A7so s9sn s6et sboat 5000 rolls Of DAMAGED PA
PER, very cheap: j i-.'!.-. :,
: Ali orders for Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing pro,nply attended to in city, or country. ~
Remembcr the No, l57, north side CT thing ~
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IN j. MILLER, - ~ iHs,ii atr. ...s, ."i,'.
r., =, No. IS, KING STREET, .S .ll.
-..ra: ALEXA ANDRIA, "a. e.
Importer, Wholesale. and Retail Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN W. ARE,
Is now receiving his fall stock of goods, con,
sisting of Blue Edge O and White Granite OF
all kinds. - -. = i -: = ~ :. 4. ,z&.i f9i
Gold Band and Decorated Tea Sets, Vases,
Mugs, Toilet Sets, &c. Y:td}4 Il ;;& -,
French Cut Glassware. in sets and by the doz,
Bohemian Glassware in great variety. i''1
Tea Trays in sets and singly. F. y.
Also Tin Chamber Sets, Coal Oil Lamps;
Chimneys, Shades, &C.: 4, -. -, {, Z, ,,n.i.
In fact everything usually kept in a frst-class
Crockery Store, to which he invites the atten-: ::
ton of country merchants and dealers generally,
as he is satisfied he can supply them with goods
buy them farther North. sep 10-eo3m
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.MARRIAGEs EXTRAORDINARY.


tae coMpILED AND COMPOSED FOR THE NATIVE
=. -, s;5!.Sa :r vrRaiNIAN:s ,si.i =! i.lh | .l7:9
-. tBorrs-B1sHop 7;on Tuesday, by the Rev.
'as Thomas S. Hastings, Nj. Julian Bolts TO- Miss
:. Harriet Bishop t.s.y,- -. $50.
80, We thought that horses ailments
vi Fell not 70. human lots 80
;sgi ~: The Churchis is not exempt it seems -
81 sse1'' y A Bishops got the Bolts t1tt1 ::
,'., ,s9S BsII-BARE-On, the 1st instant, the Rev.
tg. Thomas d. Bell, to Miss Harriet Bare. 3s -
,2a3 uHo once was deemed bold man that
ii!rsstIn Scotland dared to "bell the Cat, ,d s&t
Of 1853 But nova days ZEN churchmen dare
q 2i2ir Far greater feats, and bell the beari @&
iiay Which merits most renown pray tell, ~
,-Sot 81 He bellsthe bear-she bearsthe bell. Il
,sEg -, NE1LL- T1EE.-On Wednesday, Nj. William
!. NSll to Miss Jane Mer.l.tn., IS ,lat.. -
A sad event. we rather fear, 80 .<r9ds - 4
9,s She turned to kneel, and dropped tear. -
.WR1auT-BucK.-on Monday, by the Rev.
Mr.. Seals, Henry ", Wright, to Miss orila
Buck. -, .s.I So, ..a.sq 2,if
The parson seals their fate-'ts very clear
She's right for once-the buck has got its dear.
ai':e CoBB-WEBB.-Last week, Mr.: John Cobb,
to Miss Kate Webb. >''1;, -. !.
-, A gruf old fool, who sits just now beside u.s.,
Says in our ear, Look out fer little spiders" 4
g LAMB-LYoN.-On the 4th ult, Dr. Thomas
s1s:a Lamb, to Miss Matilda Lyon. ~ :! ~.
t 81. y'
- Millenial advocates may sound ,.-@
Their Gabrielle horns;; i,l =;
The end Of time the reign of peace, .
-. :. This simple notice warns. 4
For lot the lion lieth DOWN
s@5is Together with the lamb;
sse .sy7tAud soon, perhaps, little child 80.
Shall lead them, hand by hand. '''
So sTEEpA5CUsRY.-On On the 9th instant. Thomas
- Steed, esq, to Miss Sarah = Curry: Eq&s
-, IT, Said Brown, Tom steed very small,
,.!,,a. - 1 fear he will be Hurried .1
H. :; sol, mo-" said Jones, "a steed's horse, .,
!, ,i,si 81 And short one is soou curried. - -+
III TURK-TURN.-On the 14th, Mr.: Joseph
-nr Turn, to Miss Mary Turn i''3 o @.5,j1% ac
=: 9 Let hope they were good children both,
l.,; ~ And honored we'll their loving mother, III t.
;g We can't complain in such event, H.. ~.
u. - For "ons good turn deserves another = 81
aas4s9A 9AooRE-M ooBE.lOn the 1st, Mr.. William
aam Moore to- Miss Maria Moore ii &fg4e :,ra:
9 5'sqz The Happiness they will enjoy .:H ~.
~ s-a7g 49, Is great beyond degree 3: I'll
s sa' - >: But when they have 70 little moore" 4
.:ya.:a "a q, won't it greater be-? .za "
5n.,., sWILI1Als--W WILLIAMSON the 29th ultimo
si.inNr. William Williams, to- Miss Lizzie Will
both of WiAiamstoWn.g3 Ea-gt
;, ~"For further particulars see smalrbi]ls."
.i,,,,.- Ii. III --NUEE9c tIy9t1o's'
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THE OLD ALBUM.

Nv album bun 'l'iit ii i. sad to think, .: ~"
Thst thirty Years a M have COME and yanis he'd,
Since Willie wrote in India ink i. ,2,G, ~-
On its first page q name now oanlsneo- 2 g
Nv maiden namaz-for Will and ?. "s -
Soon after joined our hands together, -
Az R.7e shss sass 9sss sssF9 ssRsay ssf Of
I've hunted out this peor, ola book. 49,, -
sin..Comeis Hiii Alice. let us have ! Iook''-=&h
shsis not mine, but daughter ga Nsncy's;
,,,s".'SWishl thea esssr eye and resslessdnger;' ~
ssPll ratherIchooseg gas suits my'age3
81 Round some old memories to linger:3 M
".sdH Here are the lines that iWillietwrote,li!
.ayija,GW hen he proposed ,yand 4zaccepted ;Gn
In yerse-half humorousrhasf detected
.al,s A yslsntine-uwhen Will was winning
d T. .Ris:suit1 laced, and lowered and darted ;
nonjJonsssssre lines beginning, aagoa ISL Z
asl :uos Fanny is fair. but hlnty ai1
ID .s9''A me- Is glass = scan ss z;. ,,
!'s scarcely can believe poor Fan .i1 n.
n.aq ee Caused such ad dresses M ,sH
nss,tlHete is onrIehurch in celosed chalk; sz,
,isla,.. A wreath of, ,seaweed brought from Dover
SD IPoortP Poll-heW well she used to talk III @pn
% 7o9Skeschsd. cage and all, by my !hrst loVer.
H. >, Pet pieces out Of sundFy bardsT,T., T.
,,S -" Byron and Moore were IN en the fashlon-
,,i,i Stanzas On Grated carda, ~, 20 t.,
- n ~" fire. tsHasF q ts oa
ag'it7 These last aresfull Of eyes and hslghs
-:asN oJldvhY Gpfathe) could be sWeeter;q u f@':
The penmanship deserves prlzei y"h ~ q
shettefet than.the 1nesre-t" .:':*,7;
"Here is 1 prretty:hdy, gran . a. a.
But oh, what funny sleeves = cries = Hllco' -
0yi THAT was my poor, dear sister Anne, u s,.13T
Taken when leaving school at Calais. .::s..t.
,IEEsaneeI lays heE finger on J IAf' ga
A handsome boy in sailor JACKET -, -.
I've not the heart to tell her Jonn ~
Was drowned thelAHesf sflndla packet: -
l., Nor need say that brother Tom, Il.
!'2Io Whose sesflet coat sets Ahce ssarlns' ,.iy
cd. Died by bursting OF g bomD. 33To
In some forgotten deed OF daring. I'D;
liz g: nv frst bornl Thus saw thee,lle a; < n9
80 OF Shall tell her babes can die p. 80 :.
~" bsSwsst sWi WillieI Tam aim osts weeping ,svy
~, Though nearly thirty, years ,ha ~ ye hoWn' -
80 SSse; on hisl breast bnnsh h,oflllles; "a4,
- ,siIhis,lQek of hair was W Wite' OWL, -;.,
Such golden, -siffken hair rwas " n l111e W d >. = 4
20 srandmammal just q Then 8 there fsp 7 Z
76s. Upon the page two drops & Of water +o,19
d 7,W Who're could they cone from snail teti
'ssnass the daughsefs aaugn.e
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