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The Amateur troupe Of Jonesboro, an or
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whole performance consisted in the most
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all acquiting themselves with honor and
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she Circuit Court, they viii! give a similar
entertainment and for the same purpose. An
entire change of programme, more attractive
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that these young men deserve.
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THE BEGGAR BABY.

A reading ofthe appended verses, which
are copied from the British Friend, will call
to theminds Of our own people many scenes
similar to the one here so graphically por-
trayed,
Pale and weary, strangely old,
Wan with hunger, parched with cold,
Clothed in rags around it rolled,
Was this poor beggar baby.
Careless travellers going by
Walked arouad, lest, coming nigh,
They might hear the cry
Of this poor beggar baby.
Rich men passed, and thought with n,
"'Twere well that life had never been"
As though misfortune were sin
For poor beggar baby.
Only the pauper mother smiled,
Only the mother blessed the child,
And murmured love in accents mild,
To that poor beggar baby
But by and byrhat baby died,
And they buried it (on the pauper's side
OF the yard)--only the mother cried
For that poor beggar baby.
Who used to cling to lonely breast,
~. And kiss her cheek ere it sunk to rest,
Like a little bird in happy nest
Poor little beggar baby
Bat 10 beyond the pauper tomb
A wondrous light stole through the gloom
And voices sang, in Heaven there's room
For that poor beggar baby
And then in garments white and new,
Upward, the rank of angels through,
The radiant, rausomed spirit flew,
OF that poor bcggar baby.
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tjgcs Gjeinrtl acitbtu, tb BIN ptsIen Spiontn
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ftdfi M boltr pitt &c itln, ttitrt pialdfns. eiH
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i'd tititn duirNcu. IN ttW Pan'rt ,eNe pru NeM'
Gtitu Qitt Is tiutn tt0trtr, ais ecu siimgoe Dtr,
8raieirn keprele Me ytrIditttdr Gutrtrdt uns
rraltfts btltrthdrtn Ute Staten iNt ittr VA, hst
tS pre IN iettm EdGl 1,varrt tag ltr C'tH ani har
op,r mon ,oblt tns Gi'ie Wrui Sgustrtt babtn u,
stsrautt unit urh w uH- tttu 1ad ~ trtn RtemmtN'
ne e. nitt aGu aufgrtssauatn reugansi8 fRIlpTeafs
edttt.
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Die StniaDl per gtopten (uubefeatdrrn)
9rtefc" bat I'M tcgtEn 8e0nungtiaire
4,l62, l44 trreI6t. 1895, ,066 wlren rinb t.
mtlde Yrtrit. 81 9rclcnE her BepbtnIdbn
uup SO 9ro;. her 6tlpbrisis ipursrn hen Ab-
| frnSrrn ,uriiderildItet,
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Su Snpt1nappltG Snc., fpettrtCn
,wCt Suns1ricaCn auf bas 8ciuItdt her
q tcnalpabl. Der 9GIcrrnrc bat hb 6
gGC .pen natS per 98IbI Su pertctratBtn coCr
tem @cptnner $500 ~ j0RIen. Der @trlie-
rer ft4t f0 na6 elna 6r1u um, I'm Die
$500 Al relten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-08

Sn biiapelp murpen eet Der.
St..Stsusr IlTel'pr q. 9B. &lsraneer ihul-
big befunoen, in llmsspuns esr Steucrssisgc
bel Der WeelbafunB elmer edcans @tisfrs
bebdlFth 8eipelen ju isin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-08

Sn Sarrt(pnburH 8a., fanc am
SamNaee etn buirrsr Tlmpt 5ptldsn elnrr
8rpeen An3abl Req + ldtt, tpCbet ctner rer'
Iclbcn Netpptct unO mebrrre Nntcrt perpun'
| bet nurncn.
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Sd,icferbrO0dynn0, Dad)ldirflr.

NJ. Gaui+. slr Ag7. gS,ifErdns,
Gdsi, gtuniIafs.
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8alttm0re Nl0., 9itnRag ben s. 9e5ember 1868

IuSipduccrer nnp Jfciieure Ratb
Dem gSeftcu Mne N3UrSiuciten Der
0ereiniaten 5taatcp pun 9lOrOs s2lmcrlta
(parcu 3eit uuc IScth, vein fe eis
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Der Gjpuvemcur bon Ysnnlplvnnien bat
ctnrn Quffbub prr @imthhn9 Der alnbfs'
m6rterin 8du9tn brfDbten. YrfanntIib
flnb Dor &uprm cine 6rauen gframmhu 4
IN Nepsyprf |tdtt, nm rte 9innhiunB ppH
Setter 8Iuabn ~ bIrbtisn.