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New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
Su,.i.u SaI;s Of 2csl tstlt,.
WILLIAM " LITTLE. AretioBeeL
DY WYCKOFF * LITTLE,
ID AuCTiONEERS AND REAL ESfATB BROKERS,
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DY WYCK0FF & LITTLE,
ID ArCrOSEERS AND REAL E,fArB BROKERS,
uou,e. Lots Fr. noes Property boash sad .oa Public
Private Special ae an reer,ors aEd Referees Sales
AZ Il o'clock at The c s,er"oa 70 S cSar. near MOut,i.
ABSOLUTE AND Ey1EysiSF $s4E OF VALUABLE LOTS on
FuLloNAyE SrLENpiD glILpiSG LOTS o. GtASSoS;AVRE rs
sold IN LOTS AND PLOTS TO Suir LuhChASEEs; sALB
Li'iT6S.AVE s0uTIi,WE,r CORNER or CLsSSOS-srl.r-
~ iOo Cassoaave ia n 40 rnde Lhe rear 80
FrLroSAvR-Lot adjoining Ae - front, veragnsabOui
side lots sorlco H. 'o-a die eOHiasaeHg
CLASs0SiyB We., side commencing l5o south from Fulton.
CLiSSoS AyE-Aolar o % r. from. C'.'c'.
!, ,,rT Ses6e fua /. depth sna ia ipg two troas
CLASsONAYE ll, 20 et f-oH t.Ph s' map adjoining The
CORNER OP cLiSS0S.AvE ASD LBFPBRrsSr r-SperdI
ot with irn e % n II h. on tfsss-''e % n " OF
sriead ioesioq iOT Phyln fr desiring
LEfPiisSr-Loi sirs feet nic 20 feet Of clA''oa
iBYPERrssTe a,ls t1iinrpoi' The HOr'h side Of If
fer,,.si each n n. boat by II r. p tsph
opposite se Of LeGest improved si's very sue residences
rI tie nsaa depth makes them de- rihlr or rdr
e Cla..oaar lot ba,ra alosr the soat
dsl,s t.s ao tonss 60. ssS 1if @ alar
Fny per Of the rnhass mouy enan % bond 'd mort
Tls p,, ,ra ,h.oe .od sold 10 lots to nit gar-
Map. ready 'he oe o the Asooeer' no iSi sou
"''''' "'O' AT THE SANE TINE AND PLACE ........-u
EXTENSIVE SALE OF leo VALUABLE Lots IN lIlB VICINITY
OF THg GRASD ATLAErIcAyE pouihyhRD
II. .r,1 iiet ioaadeI bg RALPH sli HowARD-AyEs PA.
CfFtt SAID DBASsfS. consisting o ol lots ,.,....,,
Pacific STNorih aad souta ss 70 LOTS between hO"AhD
sod nAEArO6A-AFEs.
nEANST-5 lps oath .ils. 80 feet wsst of naPhsve -
sARATOGAAyt5 ots. Nssi ss, ~ i south oiih ATLANTIC
AVE BOULEVARD .-. ......
Th property esnuoi RISE ~ VALIF Gna Geors hne op
tofuai.y f,f ~ - srAl or large meius g. invest
81 a The shov read sts ooe OF tie Anc onee No
l5l Nrnisrus. Bfaoslrn - - ......,,, :. ,.co,,-
81 MAR MOSriGrHNE. BHOOkllN.
sale % vu,bis PHOSTFCr PARK LOT nn WiCknPFSI ne't
C,rfsaa,e Lots on Ksbs,e, WougbOya'e, "usPOoa and
fzOtca.G
I,,,-4 p,or.r,r No Sls 10 CleTraont De Kat
near Yseas No 10 Ea'' "'rreost sId f'e Houses On
rtFspAy APRIL &C. iac3 At u O'CLOCK. 1T CITY SAILS
FOOMs. No D. CouRrsI, MAR hONIAGtESE. BkoOk
IiS. .
vahle t's % FulToSAVF. south te beiseea
t1d H.L oppOse The most valuable BLOCK o so
O t'e
MYErEAyENhs lott, south ,e 40 est cas-, q Clsrmoste
Iefus -
CORNER OP FLTOSAVE AND OXFoRDSr-Re sse Of the
Fr tf,f,. auI faoBr, % feet inches
Fltoaays. drdsI us $50 siorss, -. .
sd 20 w i10SANE orne o Elliott place ~ feet ront
o. Fl.tanafc aiii,i into two stores . -
the aboye Al the once OF e Auelone No 9'
MoHtssr-f.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

Persons having real estate for sale or 70 let,
and those desirOus OF purchasing renting such pro
perty viii ud IL their interest 10 advertise in THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper aud in addition to this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE will be found not only IN NcwYOrk and oil It's
cities and villages, but every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made AS
brief will allow OF tho advantage offered being clear
20 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that subscribers for the three editions OF TEE TRB
UNE, Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate amOrg all classes. TIE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention TO the reports OF real
both in the city aud In every part Of the state
adding greatly 10 the value Of It's columns ed
vertsne medium The charges for advertising are as
follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for a single
insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 GO per line; 6EMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line.
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2fousts ano cfarms GImttS.

A GENTLEMAN with a small family is desl-
"A rons Of obtnng siene IN couBry Tor more
years; ocson he NegJer7 about one hoaTs % non NeW
CITY Address d. Boz No. o6i POtOlce giving fal particulars
Gc
NTANTED-A country RESIDENCE contain
W rg n,t les. than rooms. hours Of NewYOrk City
smi 10 a Select Boarling-seLaol Address
MISS CHARLOTTE RoBEklSoN. Ssugerte'. n L
yTANrED--A small place on Hudson or liar
A. l.. PECK No. ia BroliEay.
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gsottI,.
A MEXICAN HOUSE,

bUSIVNs NNhNN
The y,rr Important which
hs popnAr Hotel thh largest IA e.ksSand ershs
the prepreto Tourists Fnaes ami the travelling Public
other ee In the
Dunx The past additions have been OF suites d
bahng rooms stSet of
us mguneep, passenger eAvaors the best constructed cor
guests upper story f the the sBnes
have been sad richly carpeed the snse house thoroughly
reahed rerhed making IT, 10 all is spPoiuinen ejua
eouErs Telegraph Ohce Billiard ps! and Cara %
hs M eOos Laws KICK 5ON ffepos~fA
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Sutton Sails of gtal Gstat,.

FL II ~ u p - j. ,toHssos ~, Auetien-er.
RY JOHNSON d. NJ LII Elk
Id ACCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE n Ro
No o5 N..Au1r.. CEpARsr, kEwforr
Heu,es Stores Coua Seats aud faIl' snh SOC
TUESDAY Aprn u: -, R,o,av,, Trinity
Bniit n. NrF. O,k,
BROOKLiS PROPERTY
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE
Il6 F!GHrH WARD LOi&
.. q. NITE BSIiRE BLOCkS or OhoI ND.
. Part Of the estate OF the late siiron bergen -.
cTpounT capitalists speeaors and meu o" MODERATE
The 48 LOIS are all speHir oated Fh, Sixth seventh ad
Eggthave Thirty For,eh, sus Forty Afst s. wy si az az
ysf accessible 10 heSiort BY ssersl railroads nd mo heN m
Ttis desired cgs IA Ersohign lS rird
improving u unequacd fr heb The yeTs OF TIE ocean @
surrounding country magnificent Bg the new fy la'ns "
blocks from the ots only twenty miultes hon NAls III
Spectators where the aYance ns w Pu,
capitalists seeking odsa des ons '1
few lots h tome will do ge. TO secure maps "nel e
rrady, snd examine the property tefore the sale
Terms Maps and fEhes particulars at the otes OF aeen
No D Nass1n.s. o...,
Also very VALUABLE BUSINESS CoRGBR, SOUTHEAST COR.
bghoop, brick HOUSE, 2J1D lot 3D. Equally %
sbe res.u speculation lesnenti of tlc
tie nh5OhoOd House good orders 30 cert ay
reInsin mortgage.
vhLTt ABLE FOURTIISr PROPERTY, consisting ~ FORK
PACKING RSrABLSHAEsT With AL the appureusnes; threetr
bag anl plot Of srodrd 5IHlp situate on folrst wst
SIDE. near North Thidst .
Also COTTAGE HOUSE Lynch ST. south sde between Bed
forl th- nrest part Of bfookyn y ID
Also choice ard valuable PLOT o GhOt Nd on northSest
corner n Belyr. Baucvir ani Gn@sse Size IoEOOi one OF
the yery uHhnprovcl solin oI hyrtleATe
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

CING SING. G.-FURNISHED COTTAGE 10
= RRST for year containing 10 rooms hSndsoey iInls .s
,ud liberty Of land; stable ro harness room oc
house ,alg and horses mlk. sfd vtfab uni
included wthont charge the grounds eattu o
he road 10 the river; bathing boating, AMI t'Liag .
MALLORY. BLhCkWELL Co. No % lAbtrV'I
COITTU ORANGE.-A FARM of % acres, good
y boa.s tam nearly coed % Spanish ~b l,y ures
Wagons farming to0l. There abundance Of iTn Doe "ei %
miles the depot. and ola mile from ch9feh,, ~
5000 hAbLOhi' bLA'N"-"| ~
NONKERS.- . story and basement and attic
HOUSE: ktehen and cellars 10 Easements age pAi"I
room on second foor furnished 10 At o over sh ae
hbso msv laid out; fr staten anl ko'l s'
and csrr,ge house be sod that All make No "a
Die gentleman wishing fBs place. p, ,cvwPtL6 "a
VONKERS.-FOr SALE-A rst-class llOUSE'
II tresor basement and sut-ceAf contains AHetn
stationary tuhs; dining parlor, tltng T'e' tA'
out cold Ws.er Ter view Of ~ mIt rSSp
VONKERS. Elegant COUNTRY SEAl beau-
cay laid outs an excellent ~ choice fruit ~ P eu rom
France other cmales pears, apples apTco en."s
and pluiH, So abundance vegetable gaiden o. hOou
choicest Of A1d Other
spsoast convenience and comfort WIN gs ot uu
end bath billiard aud snokngro"ms
for ~Ashhf Aha f Sns
cel; brick and oaagr honei hi hpos WIN
MALLORl, BLACKWELL 10.
HASTINGS.-For SALE-One OF the most
elegant PLACES the Hudson, consisting OF aeh tes q"
'A'e' 'Ai'ua''''' E''s'''' nALLoRr BLACKWELL Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

40 KON-FOUNDERS.-TO RENT-The
l,ge FOUNDRY and SHOPS Atlantic Dock Brookn for
ery occupied Henry Eser Co. Apply Atlantic Dock CompA
n y Office adjoining Hamilton Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
rEv-ronk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1868
Gpuntw R,al Gsiat, for Sal,.


l. OR SALE-Two new HOUSES, adjoining, on
ntonsve Newark r. J. ressni hr,esoTr Houses 2'Ios
feet h French 2sIO feet The lots ar. Jr
ba. AMI 4uted yer, b handsome marble nsp.
,d ornap bd ceilings vsiale Doors &C. &C. Zach srensou has
Nti sbuudsa pasT rg. sleeping ro Slh hot Ad eo
water and all uoa AMI Ia oue OF TIE lest locations
Negsb oo,,,,,,r ,.ovurpsr
Apply to ARohiS.Lip oi, rHnSs. sa NE. ssi B,p,
rHS JOHNSON S:;ii &: s arsS.i, IT, sl'- Ss%lSort
nor SALE--In Montclair n. j. stone
HOUSE S So P'P Ssod aIia . % @ sSs grove
s,r,. one Gothic COrrAGg 10 oas Fsns6 ro
HOUSE ' S.s 9S & rSpIS 8ns U' bnsn ousE Ic paro
library 6Il7 dnng 1914 tower sge pr.pe, sers Persons
s n, me shove all within mile of hour fon NSf"rs
4rpr to JOHN NORTON No % Wallet. OF ~ MASON honse.n
nor SALE AT Southport, Conn, finely
il ocsted DWELLING HOUSE With three serrs Of H,1n a @
the preDes The situation slr'aed commanding an shie3vs tss
of long Island Sound aud The soTou5Rs sSHe1 70 % OFT cS
schooLbou ke Few places attractive can b. iSl AP,is2{ D.
J. ALvoRD. Southport, CT or CHARLES DsON' NO. i'i r
NOR SALE or 10 LET-Furnshcd or uni ur-
pbed-A ~ story frame DWELLING fur lois sud stable ,oue
has modern BTroemsnts u rooms gatn a use ehl C
Terms reasoshc Apply THOS RAE Tlirdave corner one
hundred thirty eshti.itL
NOR SALE mt YONkERS-A very desirable
r. SDENCE about IN lawn aud goreu hbundshce
Of fui Eupery ooAhoue and stables tHe r'er view fHee
$1,000 ,y,,,S ,rappu
HARRINGTON hOCkWELL No. ! Getty - HoosN
LARM FOR SALE cheap, 3S acres garden
ud good hn1gs, convenient to two depot, on y NOT" .Ia
JOHN WOOD, No 5 Lberty1t
nor SALE CHEAP, if sold this month, new
well built COTTAGE nine large oons gauet nd cellar - s %
thoe land wserey Bv Jeey railroad fory mPu'e' hon
''1 HoYT MILLER. No lo5 Dro,Gs'I
mod - Al II Nanr EnDlawood ! mile from
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ptween BloOmingdale-rood and

i Hudson RTsr Nt miles fom City laIA large COTTAGE
HOUSE modern bsn hot aud cold
stable ani other ontbaugs, with
ground gde orchard and plenty fruit and handsome
sh.d. To rsnl furnished unfnrushrd
~ EDWARDS No. s57 Wee. T.rhty tArJ,,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

NIORRIS 4 ESSEX RAILROAD. New-Jersey.
vi s300O-Two Houses and acres; Enc Fat
SiOgi--lou.e and trpls orchard
Sst00- ious-, barn. and scle-
Sij--Ilouse barn. gfansr aut aeres
45OJ1-Coige, several opi'uidrgs. sud ftri.t
s6O1--lonse, barn ADD - acres
e6iOH--Iouse. barn sud q aer.N
s3Jl-Yila Lots Of scses All one haur f.f;a ~ rite
MYERS TUCKER 40. N,svlr.st
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6itp gtul 6stai, for Sale.

100000 TO- LOAN y. on N obSS bond uSRTl and
CAGES BOUGHT. wM H. MITCHELL. No II Cedarsi stairs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
Gountm GtaI Gstatt fur Sale.

A FINE RESIDENCE for SALE, or to LEI
Atsa1loga SPRING. within I've minutes wax of Congress ~ I'm
mir Sprnrs The rheihe preparatory moving West lbrs for
hs residence honc OF brcA main hod ti
with cnns o 51ij0 good harm house vegetable
aud gardens: ur,rng well agd csiern of good ~loesome
water; dining sitting AMI ha rooms
ktcnen pautnes and wopsle aod ouhonse
eepugroous. large aud airy VIII clothes
rres OIL rooms communicating Rnd and panne Tor tou
yeucc property. so before The l Of Nay can ~
that date Nal OF a.
MOREN. Saratoga SPRINGS, y. y.
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Gin gtaI estatt fur Salt.

EOR SALE-Two brown-stone model HOUSES
Sssest'lfts lssih ds between Tht aad Lexington
asik Of Ceu PaTk but by Wa e.
fGer b osys work with al the latest mCern improvements
upo1 the owner o. the premises.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

DARGAINS at EnglewOOd and Mctuchen--
ID Nice COTTAGE HOUSES With large gardens from { so Il
$500. Also number ~ reut
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-20

,ai.le to realize what he had cone. Then
he hurst into tears.
God knows | would not have done it
if could have helped it. but it was either
your life or mine"
He turned away with gloomy air. and
upon the instant Disappeared He was new
er seen in Arkansas again. but several
years after trad brought the news that
he was living at San Antonio, Texas
Were we writing fiction. we shsuld here
lay aside the pen: but as VIC are giving
facts simply, which can be substantiated.
duty. compeis us to add another incident
before this tragical tale is ended
1t will be remembered that Hill enioin-
ed upon his son to avenge his death, -
Faithfully did that son obey the command.
When he had reached his sixteenth year
he left for Texas He was gone several
months. When he returned, he said to
his mother:
ut is done, mother. Poor Howard
pitied him but had to do it,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-20
THE OUTLAW.

IL Tie year .S-,here lived il Iredell
county. North Carolina. Preshy ,eriitu
minister ty the name of Curry. He was
ii nan in comfo,tal lie circumstances. OF
most excellent reputation. with Il large fam
lily of sons and daughters. Among these
"A boy hy the name If Nixon noted for his
sprigltinpsS. hle acfivity ind courage.
Many are the incidents recorded Of his
early days. wherein he displayed his bra.
ve,y and won the respect and admiration
of his scloo|n,ates He seemed impulsive
generous, aud the rossesor of many noble
qualities.
From childhood Nixon Curry was in
love. His fair one was girl somewhat
younger than himself. attending the same
school with him. She returned his aiiec-
tion, aud so arde,tly were they attached
to one another that, what is most rare III
childhood. no rival was ever suffered t
come between them.
Thus they grew up in delicious dream
of tie future, and as their years increased
50 apparently did their passion for each
ether. At fifteen this was SO evident thai
their Parents forbade all interviews be.
tween them. Her parents were the very
Il. F.'s of North Carolina, and they coulo
easily secure more brilliant Prospects to'
her.
The natural consequences followed
The lovers met 10y stealth, and renewed
their pledges to each other. Lucy prom.
ised that whatever should occur she would
never wed any one else, I'd Nixon vowed
to stand ly her 50 long as breath OF life
remaindcd in his body.
AT length, at the age Of eighteen. wher
Lucy's relatives were doing their utmost
to force her into the arms of another, she
fled with her true and devoted love. They
were immediately pursued and overtaken,
when the enraged Nixon Curry, brought
to bay, turned and shot his rival and one
of the others, aud renewed his fight.
The pursuit was hot, but he succeeded
in GLIDING them, and took refuge in the
Allegheny Mountains, near the sources OF
the Catawba.
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THE DiMPLED CHIN.

I kissed her baby on it's chin,
just when the nurse maid turned away
Kissed the dimnlts soft and sweet
Like Eers who should nave been my NJ, Y
did not kiss lis bright black eyes,
They had lis fathers foreign stare
did not touch the ruddy cheek,
Nor stroke the dark anu curling hair.
The mothers face I scarcely see,
For turn awas my head in pain
From those soft ty.s al d sunny looks,
Sending my sad thoughts b,ck again
To hours when believed her true
Promising l. We forever more:
And staili GIT saw me set The seal
On dImpieL chin by he cottage door.
Sometimes her carriage tlmnders by;
From It's cal ess splash SHRINK aside
And sc, my teeth together hard,
Seeing he rich nan at her side.
see it now-these toll worn hands
We're never fit to clasp her own:
Heaven knows | loved her well enough
TO give h l., ii could, a throne
| thought did h boy no.wrong
Bu,. oh . the bitter pang it gave,
When fierce his hand in anger raised,
Struck at me as if | were slave.
Mays Child | would havs loved it so
For her, and days Thar might have been
For AUD Lang Syne, for memory's sake,
And for the dimple in The chin.
take TO night my bitter hart
AVA. beyond the troubled sea,
Its tossing waves may bring. perchance,
Through its unrest new peace to me.
Baby. good BYE. Tear no grudge!
Though worldly wealth l go w.n,
No gold can buy the kiss aw~y
stole from off h It dmp.,d chin.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction.

There are those who oiSbelivc the story
below. bat it is true i'll every particular
We knew Nixon Curry, and Il more brave,
honorable and candid man, prior to the
affair with the Strongs. never breathe! !.
J'he writer has omitted TO mention two
facts first. that Curry was under the in
flucucc of strcnc drink when he revealed
the strange history Of his early life Ill
though he WAS :. vtry temperate man.
The second omission is. that Nose How
ard. spoken of. as the betrolhed of Cur.
rvs suprenely beautiful daughter Mary
Butte County (Cl) Press.
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The Josh Billings Papers.
FOUNDLINGS.

q
greater man than he that gives it,
1t IL human to err. but devilish to brag
on it.
Blessed IL he who haz big pile and
knows how to spend it.
The minds ov the young are eazily
trained; it il hard work to git an old hop
vine to travel new pole.
don't banker after bad luck, but
had rather run the risk of it than trust
too much IN the proffesshuns of men.
Just in proportion that man IL thank
full to heaven and hiz nabor, just in that
proportion il he happy.
1t IL dredful fine thing to whip q
young one jist enuff. and not emmy more.
take it that the spot il lokated jist where
their bride ends and their mad begins
Blessed IL them who have no eye for q
key, nor ear for a knot, hole.
\ man should learn to be good SER
want to himself before he is Fit to boss
others.
The moro exaltod our station. the more
conspicuous our virtews, just ~ ritch
setting adds to the brill:ancy ov a
jewel
Blessed ara The single, for they can
double at ltizure.
Ii yu want to learn child to steal oats
in the bundle. make him beg out of yu
evry thing yu Civ him
There is nothing so di6kult for the
best ov Us as tex get the approval ov our
own conscience.
Blessed IL he who can pocket abuse and
feel that it il no disgrace to be bit by q
dog
Happiness consists in being oerfektly
satisfied with what we hav got and what
we haint got.
We arc tod that riches take wings and
flies out of sight, and have known them
tew take the proprietor along with them.
Blessed il the man wis can eat hash
with clear conscience, for his heart must
be full ov pity.
have seen those who we're az full of all
sorts of learning as the heavens are Of
wind they are just the things to cut up
into weather-cocks
If a man IL thoroughly satisfied with
himself be will be very well satisfied with
everybody else.
blessed are the meek and lowly."
(and very lucky. too. if they don't git
their nose pul)
If death IL an evil, birth il greater
One ov the fussyest scenes ever listen
ed to was two old maids waiting on one
ick bachelor.
five take all the hard Shedding ov this
life. and make it four times az much, 1t
won't an, cunt tew the afhlktons that men
pile on each other
think evry man and woman on earth
ought tew wear on their hat-band these
words, in large letters: Lead US not in.
to iemp,ashun."
never knew ennybody yet to git stung
by hornets who kept away from where
they waz-is IL jist so with bad luck.
Blessed rs he who haz got good vile
and knows how to sail her
The true definition of a luxury is sum-
thing that another Teller haint got the
STAINS TO buy.
Blessed is he who aiwns carrys big
s.onc in his hand but never heaves her.
never read she comick papers. dear
Jessie. emmy more than would eat rye
bread when am away from home.
Va kan Judge OF a mans religion very
we'll by hearing him talk. but yu kant
Judge OK biz piety by what he seq. emmy
more than VI kan judge ov hlz amount of
hnnen by the stivk-out ov biz collar and
wristbands.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-20
OUR FIRST LOST.

Two little waxen hands,
Folded sot, and siientl' ;
Two little cult .ined eyes
Look Gu! no more for me;
Two little snowy cheeks.
Dmp'e dinted nevermore
Two little trodden shoes.
That will never touch the floor.
Two little snowy wings,
Softly tuiier to aud fro:
Twotiny childish hands
Beckun Still! TO me below;
Two tender angel eyes
Watch me ever earnestly;
Through the looi h ,las of the stars,
Bahy's looking out for me.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-20

The dog that wakes up from sound
slunber looks all ahou, him for n better
position. turns round and round dozen
times or more. and finally lies down in the
same place. is perfect type of thousands
of persons whom We meet in the daily
walks of life.