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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
6S VALUABLE LOTS on LAND,
HARLEM RIVER.
wv. VI. LITTIE- AUc'II0trf.
DY WYCKOFF 81 LITTLE.
On WEDNESnAY. March DO.

EKChsuEe SalrsrOIu
MYRTLEiYE, SOUTHEAST CORNER or HAMLToNSr,
Of the desirable pieces Of property that has been 'lsd "
MYRTLKAyE-sOuth side, eoum,ueln, OF Hamon.
T., lou 5 lee, e1sa, WIN Pf o. 81 goo21 .l .SS RFSf
Deuce ,o fe eq9taaFg al ,s Iol.,a Li''1 q
House has billiard and advantage to make desirable az
HANLTOSSTRa SIDE l3J feet south Of MyrsIe lots 2or
100 feet. on which ere two stables ,..,,
grade, which complete bel Of the 6ne bulldog sad Which alone
MYRTLEAyB-Souih side commencing 20 feet OF Vanderbilt
Tbs one Of tbe largest plots Of ground remaining uHmrroysL
on siyrtie,sys tzis ads Of BeaorIaye.
FvE DESIRABLE REs6ESCE aS II Il RiRRsoSsT east side
commencing no. feet 53a Of 4 gS S.''s ana
vstscoses &C. Ais, the Toaing 90
a. The same aHs sn5 plsgs m ,,, r., . ,c,,
MIR on GsBBSEGyE AND CUMBBRLASDsr very suitable
GREESR4vR AND CuMBERIAYDs T-Thres lots $3.50 feet
each the northeast within few feet Of Fulonsys
poses h ts seco" oftae ety Its suitable for public
business any Lind its the line Of two ad' '9d hs
upou eIAntsdoh Rat t prsey pIP he hne'' Opportunity Tor
Naps &C. ready a. No "a Celarst and No. ISL Nogus'' Of e
Auetoasrs. , go
~ y SeoeE a. hs ETsASHss S5s'rSS3 no m S &
Us LOTS AT BAY RIDGE.
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS consisting Of the ba's o. The
GiAEF FAIa i1Sl61g Sf Honesisi4 ~ g1sP1
e has purchased Virginia and poets a. oas
On PourAAye Boalsyard Fhh sHd sIaAt's SIydhS Sixty
sixth aud SntY seveuth-st<
TTTLR INDISPUTABLB PRINTED ABSTRACTS WILL BB
FURNISHED TO ALL PURCHASERS FREE OF CHARGE
Eve blocks 81 the T hmis n1tpn
desTabe locations Tor b1-us sites yet oaer-l
The public for immediate aeady 6r Csc d1e
mrs are being erected that sold auction .Est Pail
IL block from the Fort Hamilton which eyeJ
ttbe Brooklyn rsf; about 10 minutes Wt from
I'D ferry which 5ag' IL passenger within ~ minutes d WALLS
Esy-YoTE -
The property that the greater portion does require
grading WkauOsTer for balld.Ag upon. .
The tei about ore aIA part Of "5ii hsy are 10 the city o.
Brooklyu. ..
be obtained az the ocs o. Tie iuoter No
Isl Mansgus.st, and No. a CeiarGt. Nts. iort
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AUCTION SALE
CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
WHIST sIDRi
ADRIAN H. MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co. WILL SELL a.
AuCrloS on MONDAY March H. ate o'clock at as Exchange
s,s.roon No. IN Brosls,y
EIGHTH lot, on south Of BFhA and Nine
ytrta
NINETY FIRST SIT lot, ouh,d. Sastran't, 100 feet "'''
ofEslum
NISETErH ST 10 lots uorth 80, SH.sh,t 'l5 feet west Of
Eslh,r.
Tbs property ,a,s on bsh-, ouBi the EshbI's and
command, NOS, uasalesB ,s~ o:tLsPs and East River
Mip. oHc, Of Aurioa.er Gllal
Aprt,S I MrLLER. Aueuoasot
E1XECUTORS' SALE OF valuable property on
Ia Hudson spi aud West Bro,dSiy ADRl4s
NULLKK P R. WILKINS 60 yin eel o luron 90 WEDNESDAY
order Of II, executors Of Corsa' BAKE, deceased ,,
situate On che easteIv eide Of Grsssuch between Beach
All uh,st. sni lnoSg a. No 'J Gsnshsi %, IIE iesL
Hi5a comprising be entire Oa Gansvoort and Thr
issat,, Uoseits ne bsk ad frame basg' ihsog) beng
ludso lT etoa Wc Thrssash'l GSt feet Oh
WEST BIO tbW1Y-rb, lot Of ,ui 9,ory hou'.
tbso tie si, te q H Broad.ay esSsssE Woah SOD
bi Of alley north s u hs lot With 'he own
Mao. cas- Be- obis1sd Sacor,sr. one, No Pa. GcD
AuHi,S n MILLER Aucuoleer - -
T'XECUTORS' SALE.-STORE and LOT No.
IL 81 ys4ar.tt H. Mailer T. r. wilkins CO., will sell a.
AUCTION on WEDNESDAY March TO- At y o'clock hs Erehhgs
Soou M Buaova b. order Of the EIea' Of Philip DAe
f~rssset.
yFsRY sTTls substantially 6vssiory bek STORE and LOT
north side 81 Netey st. between ohu An
81, abou. ll2 front rear BY O in depth
Mas Al the ons Of the aurirssf' No Pihst lyoo1l
J. T. TRAyHB Auc,io1eer
DERFMPTORY SALE of 80 LOTS-Nlne-
1 t,.rth Ward Booklvr-rRAyER EsLER will sell aucloH
on TUESDNY N,frh &C. 1852 ~ o'clock The kEchuge hae
room No M Broadway Trials Budng Nes tol valuable LOTS
and p lyuchs The shove Lots are
fey located Church tntea neghboshoe wthn
minutes ssH Of ferries and These lots are uol from 70
ths y limits bat right AZ bone ETey lot al be pos
ty.r sa 10 The highest Bidder Terms easy tile perfect Maps aud
pared. ohce o. AuctoH,sn 40 81 Lbsttyst hs".iorl
WILL be sold ut AUCTION on TUESDAY,
1ihs Of March. at TaIlors Hotel. jersey IIy
(alJoa1g bs feuylI
SEVEN ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS.
and the Homestead Dty, ESQ., situated at West end Hudson
CIV bT boat aud rail rom the foot Of Court
lnd or De.bo,ses NeuYo The property possesses The une
ouse adsanagss Pdc water. and quick and numerous
Tgts T. Nswork CITY being mputes by n. j. Railroad, aud 20
minutes either Hobteb Payonl Jersey l rnea
ruu these pluts du uosn shade trees
fruit ss M m bearing asparagus t'rawbe aud blackberry beds
Gr Tn. Homestead oy brcsustone Cottage, modern hn
,oh ahogauy With bathroom furnace range repe
with ever Plot Of ground OItO et lhe,e pou
front on facb street ust laid o. feet vide The attention
f called this being conveniently situated 70 h
bu,Bss part u Fourteenhs the CITY for mars 81
tbs pfoeny further psTuuaTs call upon THOMAS ALDkGb
Huisou CT the Court House. LEWIS T. WOOD NO %
MontsousrsL Jersey Cy or JAMES Dki No 90 CoafAsha
hts-iOfE
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CAUTION BRANCH Emu
~ ORAroS and RxcHANdR AGENCY RRAOYEp - BroL4s
va II q, Cd Sass Of TAPscoTT, BRorRk94 p. saAsA
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3urniiur..
Matkfnrrv.

Tatbinrg.
EOR SALE-A Caloric ENGINE-Ercsson's
lLuch 4horse power better than VIII hesoh az siiee
Cash pree ss0 Apply Go BOGEI A6AShs Ia ani 10 Isas
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE.-A STEAM En-
y CINE Oltors power cylinder and three largs boilers
aud ali hs shahng pues hangers and betting Of 81 large build
ng. Apply CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No JSJ East Fly'ad'I
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:" ~
HOUSES AND LOTS ON 0NE-HUNDRED-
II L ANDTWEETYFOURTH ST, AT AUCTIUN-AUiuAN- H.
MULLER, p K. WILKINS Coz vii sfh a. snuoh on WBDhkS
DAY March TO- a. u o'clock a. the EIeaange saeoom No III
BTOsdwaT. d.
OsB HuSD RID. AND TWENTY FOURTH SIT story, rl,ier
pA bt mont houses ois he north SIDE Of OnoBa
drd ur between First and second aVe The houses
subcssys. and boHl0ue irn
gs are flushed built BY DAYS hot and cold
water partly Gntsd hard wood Lots each 89I9 feet
severed and water and paved
With pavement The be daily until sale Aaps
tBe Office Of TIE Auetoueen, 10 : I1ne-st t5hlD
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fVO TMANUFACTURERS.-FOr SALE, at
Il Saurtes n valuable MILL PROPERTY equally vii idtpted
5o e vooeu paper other manufacture consists Of arg stone
mill orb -four WOODED bllgs ID two 8Ills ADD
35rs 0150 brck carpenter shop 24EJ7 OEs
bung 5K26, and c0mnol0uf dwelling With good garden
ehsi The MIL hasa poser driving oVeIh0t
Wheel q Teqaed 200 horse psusr Of land
sF Die location daily The Hdd0n River Railroad ADJ
issoJ - HOMER MORGAN No PiBs.t
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VTHE CABINET (all right)-A Rare Chance
FOR SALE The pleasant village OF Great Darlington Mass,
vso % iTale ssk % eIasf postoee depot trains dsy
- n. r. Boston Ihs selkB0au Allen place go otdl One
beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE 10 aud bTture AZ
joining tsyIlte larger House u N "a spaOuI and
pleasant water furnace ROOF ~ IN good order suited for
select seaoo boarding private residence Two sees o. choice t
ff1uug delightful Wtks choice fruit ADD shade trees ana
f0ve location elevated hsaihy view seldom squasd M beauty Of
ses9s s class society. Isims cay ge,se,ss1 April w 10
Pfopretors 1853 Reference J. Gibso 30 Broadway Y
q II CotNra ~ d O. Barring Mas. D..
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%OUTHERN DE VI ,l9p n MI,

- sURRY LAND AND LUMBER ASSOCIATION. !.
Surry County virginia 50 miles above NooE on he tnet
Pc, % hours b steam EeuYork has healthy climate s1t
| eoverei IN msuy part valuable timber and uHdsad ia
places heavy beds q mari No location h better advantages
To mauui8cisTug eomercl1 inTL 1ILeif Of And
non toSp plantations be pgafsd on easy terms Pt'ost
abt 10 emisrs South this comfy and assured
Of friendly welcome Tskt rhbti reduced Are 81 once
given upon application The Northern okes 81 he
Association No. IL South SizthsL, PhHdeph.a. OF 70
H. ARMSTRONG; PreFdent,
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.r - JOHN J. PR4RCE On. III Con
No 20l3 PoDiar.tt Phiadsphif.
The Association 10 oIsreo supply Virginia Heart Pine LUMBER
b. the cargo Ordsrs clt consumers AID 5ezltfL
h y. CLIP, Lumber Superintendent,
No. GO FTalei4 81. PlilGdsphA
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Siiuaiiuus mantr0 c5tmalts.

Situations @antt6 s5amalts.
A LITERARY YOUNG LADY Reads with
IA married Ladies Of the Brt families. the Poe oy ngsh
Literature Conversation correspondence review OF simple kngSh
branches Box No. 49, Station d.
A PROTESTANT GIRL wishes situation
IN In small private family TO do CHAMBBRWORK and WAlfIiO
CHAMBERWORR aud PLAIN SEWING Iuluire 40 No al
Eghthive, between Poryuh aud FoyGnh W pair Of
stairs on "wednesday
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes a SITUA-
~ TON in private family COOK understands meats ana
good wiling with the washng and onngI
has objection country the Sammer months good city
reference Please call stEo go f0sst between Seventh aEd
bghthavs third hoor, 'front.' rooms
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation to do
~ GENERAL HOUSEWORK COOK; Is wiling and obgiug
No ls9 second.st, between Avenues and B. NJ HID.
NO 5S7 Third-ave, between Fortieth and
Roryarsts top floor fun cigar
fcass CAMBERMAD and WAITRESS good ctJ reference Ton
last place; be seen ioT two DAYS
WANTED-A situation by YOUNG LADY
w SALESWOMAN ia store llcompeteB and experienced
Good references. Address, W. F., Tribune Ofes.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
~ Trustworthy. constantly to be found hTs. LOVES GERAd
INSTITUTE No. II StantOBst, near BOwery.
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nor SALE A COUNTRY SEAT situated

EOR SALE-In SuatfOrd, Conn, FARM of
n sbOut vel fenced aud Hndsr hsa state Of eanyo
VARIETY good and oGbutj good fDouss
- CHAs b. WHEELER S'rst'ord, Com.
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gLg @auttS.

lob COMPOSITOR WANTED-Steady situa-
- tou Apply 70 H. sIo0IHoFF Nos " and u Seostss ~
RS-COMPOSITORS out of tho
civ desiring work will supplied with the eupoJers scale OF
pee b. Addressing JOHN BALDWIN, No VA futonS New
W. {I edS situations furnished good bans applied
for
THTANTED-A TAILOR to take charge of q
w bon In e country distance from the city the n J.
C., r. good Cutter who is willing 20 WORK the beach
situation by addressing Boz No o. Chnoa o.,
Clinton. New jersey.
600 ENERGETIC MEN and WOMEN
.NINJND WANTED-Ou commission salary TO sell beck
h,h nearly will Among and profes
,oa,l nsn viii outsa before Sfsrst -
AgsntL 81, 49,. --
hundred times than Be easily
orphaned advertisement and s se 20 al easseS Send f's
ur,u.t ,1d ful informal o. D. CASH Co, Publishers.
Hartford, Conz CiaennaIi Ohioi and Chicago. Nj
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HNOK SALE, or EACHANUE lot NeW-l Ork
N BROOKLYN % Of LAND, with a
DWELLING thereon Cuge station and just above Sing Sing
agog fue sites several private
residences With prospect q river and mountain scenery
Inquire Of GEO. II. GRANNISS, or JAMES TAYLOR
No. so WaEst. New-lork
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VALUABLE :, Goal GAL 5 PRoPE 3b. for SALE,

or - go ACRlB COAL LANDsl = 80 y Fl
n Wyoming valley directly opposite The town % P0u Pen8ty
hfhg ouesha Isey completed capable u age prediction
EnEuss Punps, Btksr, Msebuey, hofd Tftcks &C.,
0er aud 10 complete order. ...-
This properly ian pnt land whsl be producer
least Van million uHs aud s well worth The immediate
attention Of capitalize ...-. ..-. L-.t. l.#..
valaae bui0nf
large hotel, store, &C.. ..L....
Apply On he premises to wM Bk0YS sho VIZ 'bsy tle prop
eftL % 10 ~. .tt.| . g. G KNIGHT.
..l 5. p. oousT Water ard CkssIEgtsl az. D..
T.I.B no 1861 |..| PhAdsphiL
VALUABLE. FURNACE and MINERAL
PROPERrY situated ia Aeiauy ard BOstsan Ceustes Va,
Sor SALE very favorable fo pareltfs sddfs p o. Bot
&IIn0O WILL purchase tine FARM.
R lsOOO q tet9 goo btleing' 30 SS,.ssn 0raHEs
C01Bty. Terns Otltn al szsA T. H. bOhLAhb, No IA
Chsnbsrltt- - LII ----- I'll Ii
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EOR SALE-NOrth Shore, Staten Island, IL
II miles from FacorvyiIe Landing finished COUNTRY HONE
House frame he With brick 3Ie feet siores built aud finished
With comfort and convenience Gas bot and
wnsr bathrooms watercose bells peakngub
hester painted papered and perfect orders acres Of
1aut With stables, house and oil out
buildings Beverng spring Of pure carried the top o. the
aud healthy with inland view Photo
igrapb aud fall particulars 81 Office. 49, 80. -
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Something Coming,

The SUMS atmosphere, say the scientific
men, is in a highly excited condition. A
column of magnetic light is shooting out
further and further from the solar sphere,
and it is now stretching out forty-fye mil
lions of miles. In other words, it has ac-
complished half the distance between us
and the sun the interesting question, and
one on which, perhaps, we do not wish any
more light of its character is: How long
will it be before it accomplishes the rest
of the distance and bridges the gigantic
chasm between the earth and the sun! Is
it messenger sent out to snatch us up as
food for the insatiate monster that keeps
himself warm by devouring planets, and
whose fire eating propensities this whole
earth would satisfy for a few days only
Ii so, how long will this emissary be in
reaching us, and carrying the globe away
as if we were a gigantic lump of coal fol
a roaring furnace? This column of light
at intervals indicates its approach by fash
ing and corruscating with fresh brilliancy
So decided are its effects that two astron.
omers, one at London, the other at Ok.
ford, and neither knowing the experiences
of the other, supposed that the dark glass
of their telescopes had been broken or put
out of range, so strong was the flash Of
golden light upon the vision. 1t is pre-,
dicted that before the end of next yeal
thia magnetic light will have got neal
enough to us to make its immediate and ac
tual influence upon the earth distinctly
felt. 1t is announced that in consequence
we may expect to see phenomena that have
never been seen or known before by tht
human race. If any one of our readers
are therefore disposed to complain of thu
weather and the earthquakes, let them re
member that, by this time next year, the,
may have an entire new line of experion
ces to explain and to endure, in compari
son with which the ftful Winter and rough
rude Autumn of to-day, may seem like
June morning in paradise, and the earth
quake's shock and lightning's storm pla
cid rocking in the cradle with lullab.
of thunder.
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NO.. 5.
Brought to Terms.

A good story is told of couple of far
mers who lived few miles apart, one Of
them having called upon the other just at
dinner time, one day, who, by the way,
was rather q penuriOus old fellow, and who
seemed to be enjoying the frugal repast
very pleasantly. The visitor drew up to
the stove, looking very wiShfully towards
the table, expecting the old farmer to in
vite him to dine, but he kept on eating,
when presently he broke out with
"What's the news up your way, neigh
bor," said tie old fellow, still eating, ono
news, eh ~ a
"No, 1 believe not" replied the visitor;
presently thinking of some news, he re-
piled, ''lYeil, yes, friend, I did hear Of au
item of news that's worth mentioning"
"Ah, what is that ;" .r
"Neighbor John has cow that has five
calves"
"Is that so Good gracious What in
thunder does the fifth calf do when the
others are sucking ?" asked the old far
mer, not turning his head from his dinner.
"Why, he stands and looks on just as |
do, like d-n fool p said the visitor.
"Mary, put on another plate!" ejacula-
ted the farmer.
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Two cases involving Confederate con-
tracts have recently been decided in the
Circuit Court at Lynchburg, Va. One
was that of Wood Us. Meriwether, to re-
cover the face value of three bonds of ST.
600 each, given by the defendant in 1868
for certain tract of land, payable in one,
two and three years. The defendant plead
ed Confederate transaction, and sought
to have the debt sealed accordingly. The
jury, however, under the instructions of
the judge that they might render verdict
for the value of the land, allowed the plaint-
iff$2, ,500in gold, with interest. The other
cases was that of A. +. Wills us VIM. H.
Rose, being suit on three bonds of 1912
each, given in January, 1868, and payable
in four, eight and twelve months. The
verdict in this case was that the bonds be
scaled to the value of Confederate money
at the time that they severally fell due.
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SWEETWATER, TENN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER o, 1869.
Tha snnirs and His Wifs.

Tho Squire had friend to visit him on
business, and was very much annoyed to
be Interrupted by his wife, who. came to
ask him what he wanted for dinner.
$50 away let us alone p impatiently
said the Squire. -f.,n.f. s.H
Business detained the friend until after
dinner time, and the Squire urged him to
remain. The Squire was generous pro-
wider, proud of his table, and he oompla-
Gently escorted his friend to seat. A
little to the surprise Of both, they saw
nothing on the board but huge dish of
salad, which the good wife began quietly
to dish up.
? "My DEAR" said the Squire, "where are
the meats :"
"There are none to-day" said his lady.
''No meats! What in the name of pow
erty The vegetables then. Why don't
you have them brought inl"
"You didn't order any,"
"Order! l didn't order anything" said
the amazed Squire.
"You forget" coolly answered the
housewife. 81 asked what we should
have, and you said, 'leilucs alOne.' Here
it is"
The friend burst into a laugh, and the
Squire, after looking lugubriousa moment,
joined him.
"Wife, 1 give it up. owe you one.
Here is the fifty dollars you wanted for
that carpet which | denied you" The
Squire forkod over. "Now let us have
peace, and some dinner"
The good woman pocketed the paper,
rang the bell, and sumptuous repast of
fish, poultry, and vegetables, was brought
in.
A few days afterward the Squire re-
mained working in his garden sometime
after the usual tea hour. His wife grew
inpatient of delay, and went to find him,
His excuse when asked what he was wait
ing for, threw her into futter of excite
ment.
"Some ones to come to SUPPER" she ex
claimed. "Why didn't you tell me-
declare you are the proyokingest man p
And without asking which of his friend
was expected, she hastened to change he
dress and slick up her hair for the occa
sion. This done, she came out and fOunC
the Squire seated at the table reading hi
newspaper.
"Whcre's your company ;"
"My company! I haven't any compa
N.Y."
"But you said you expected somobod.
to SUPPER" exclaimed the indignant wife
"My dear, | said no such thing. Yo1
asked me what I was waiting for, and
said summons to come to supper-that'
what was waiting for, my dear, and
came at once.
"And you have made me go and chang
my dress. Oh, I'll pay you for this"
"No matter about it, my dear, | owe'
you, you remember, for that lettuce"
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suffering for Others, Guilt.

On thanksgiving day two convicts we're
released from the Massachusetts State pris-
on, who according to facts recently learned,
have suffered imprisonment during peri
cd of nearly FIVE years for crime of which
another party is guilty. Their names were
Johnllong and John Hayes, and the offonse
charged against them was that of garroting
drunken man on the street. Long was
p years of age and Hayes was % years of
age, and both had been sentenced for 20
years.
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P0ETRY.
LOVES JOINT ESTATE.

Come put your little hand in mine,
Lizzie dear;
And give me kiss from those lips of thine,
Lizzie dear;
Sorrow is bitter, but love is sweet,
And life can never be all deceit,
So long as your own bright smiles greet,
Lizzie dear.
Silver speaks with merry ring,
Lizzie dear;
And gold is q joy with a glittering wing,
Lizzie dear;
But better than silver, better than gold,
Better than all the treasure they hold,
Are the lips that the tale of love have told
Lizzie dear.
Luxury lives in brilliant cage,
Lizzie dear;
And reads its joys from golden page,
Lizzie dear;
But love can wear cheerful face,
And blossom with its supremest grace,
And grow full ripe in an humber place,
Lizzie dear.
So place your little hand in mine,
Lizzie dear
And give me q kiss from those lips of thine
Lizzie dear;
What care we for the storms Of fate,
For the scoffer's jest, or the scowls Of hate
While love We hold in joint estate,
Lizzie dear.
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HOMEOPATHY.

Take a little wife,
The prettier the better;
Pat her check, and when
She wants to kiss you.-let her.
Keep her in the house
There she'll cook your mutton =;
Darn your jacket too,
If she's worth q button.
Never mind the lots
Of her aunts and cousins;
Ask them to "drop in -
Dine them all by dozens.
One of these odd Days
You'll feel full one inch taller,
When you see her hug
A chopping little squNllcr.
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Sale Of a Circus.

DR.. Thayer's circus was sold recently
in Cincinnati, at auction by the sheriff.
1t was found impossible to sell the circus
bodily for not less than $25, 900, as direct
ed by the court, and it was therefore sold
by peace-meal. The elephant was knock
ed down for $1,000 to Adam Forepaugh.
The lions went to Oscar H. Norman for
$4,000. The entire proceeds of the sale
amounted to little over $4,000.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

Alta jowelry store, in Bloomington, ILL.,,
the other day, customer was trying to
select o pin that would suit him as to price
and quality, pricing everythingin the case
until he came to diamond pin, valued
at $500. To try the customer the jew
eler offered it at one dollar and fifty cents.
"Well," said he, ''that is about the price
Iwant to pay, but the pin is q little larger
than [ want"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

A Roman nobleman, it is reported, has
given engagement tokens to Miss Winnie
Ream.-ETchamge.
We don't know whether or no Vinai;se
is fond of water ices, but she should be
careful to ascertain the temper of that no.
bleman before marrying him, or she may
get more Roman Punches than will be
healthy.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

A young Portland woman. recently mar
ried, received from gentleman friend a
large corn broom as a wedding present, ac.
companying which was the following nice
bit of poetry:
"This triAing gift accept from me-
It's use I'd recommend,-
In sunshine use the brushy part,
In storms the other end"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

Two maiden sisters, Polly ard Sally
Reed, aged eighty-fve and eighty-three,
living in Madison County, New York, quar-
relied few days since and beat each other
to death. They were both terribly mutt.
lated about the head and face. The weap.
ons used we're pair Of tongs and stick
of wood,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

A citizen of Richmond drives q wagon
100 years old-the exact longevity of the
memorable "one-horse shay" Of which the
poet discoursed. With little tying up
at the axles and abstinence FROM sneezing
on the part of the driver, it is said still to
be safe and scrviceable vehicle.