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, 1869-11-10
= 1HflAkE STREET uEER.
To til Edit4r u The CAsea9o ri1vM:

To til Editsr u The CAaed9o 1ribvae:
There nAa been kewer n process Of conspuc-
tioa Oh West Lake Street fu7 severat mouths, with
the consequent fute1uptiEa Of Alt business on tho
Aseet, aod now two entire blocks with tAs proper
connections, remain uaan1she,l. Tnera hss sIso
been recs1tiy a decrease In the number Of hznds
employed On the work., snd tue 1tntrr
Z npon ns aud no street cat1 west Of Wood
stee'' N1tn I feAsonznle prospect that the
tne E!asef. For thoee Of u who reatde Wesf
q Wood .treet. aId hsse hou&es and stores 10
Ieut u taat pa1s ol tne city It u hard to rrpress
pnnnc Nosk1 n permitting that work To pfpRreas
20 s!ory = ths une Of the year to create KraTe
canFtnleuoe and loea III Hfrtef. stn3nl1 fnr tns
Mant o. little energy and attention Tnis tnefil.
ctney SeeEe TO be chronic IA .tae West DiytsioU,
an4 a e. noE 20 ne sans extent Affected the NORTH
, 1869-11-10

THIS table Of coufte represents much larger
nn1lfer OF perrous who MAF properly be Ga'ed
PresbyiertAne, thonEh non, communicate. These
and lhe ruelubess togethet hare bean rtcfoHed as
high a. Ap00 U,D tn alL Tho Pre+btteratA hoia
The lro.esta2t aects 10 the rnitei States. the
MethoJ.sts having tn 1888, ovcr 8r20 On tR1sloE
tic Bsptsts tall sorrsl 1,7as,saa. After t1c
l1esbytert1ns, the leading stcts give the following
numttrH: CouRrezationalsts, 96s ,*as: tutnet.
apr, s9s 4q5; Epscopal!Aus, 161 1,2A: Reformed
{nutcn), $3.50: Reformed tOcsman,, l0s,2ss ;
thtVeYhniieta 6lO.(p0
, 1869-11-10
ILLINOIS.
Constitutional Convention and
Comfy CaerKA-0iftcsnl.

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ft. r'~1k-W. n. Nj .r...... sa7 mo candida:c.l
DE WITT tr'1fkTT. ..
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Il II. 1seniantn. III T. II. {. Hsttxr.
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5&CAept rpINTT.
tu-rrn.c-I lasd J. u. w.shlnEn. L1a
II. fIrk-C. y. Seh.iner. lIlt4I. ". Aall.,..Lsul
NENEh CorNTf.
FtLAKk1 CoCNTf.
ftsrsnrA-GSusfc Netx... 1u ". i. 4llcn.,.,... lis
HIGHLAND r1TSrT.
fn.t<.r~-N. HsywA1d.,,. as7 ii. T.. Rnbns,n ia
Is, r4rt-J. H. ,hn~'I. o. v. T. :lclty Iii iii
ENfDN EorStT.
t,e"s.sr.-iie:,ss q Mes..... ..:w. A!lcn: LIP
wpOpTnHD tstuS1r .
!. i. Wh,tri. ;. i.ta,! joan ulstk. .isi
~ Frsiry......; .-i:s| thoms. judd y ~
:, :, nso~x SorxIr., ,-.-.. ~,
fsm+v~rh-D G. ts1r-..-... a. ". Fandtrentet ia
e.. TirftWnl. f"tpythe... Sas L. t., ius.... ~
, 1869-11-10

ous, Nashville, Topeka, Iowa New Albiu!. Nun.
ce, FTant.in. WoostsF, LoEAaApgH, Cal!fofa!s
c1.Esosas1siie. e @ % FiDd.y. @ssaington. aenasss
Rirt1, L.Ddo0dss1J, oxford, nolatou. Milwaukee.
Tn;s mxtrs total Of % ont Of the 1ss Pres
byterle4: but later information wRrrs01a tho Rstnf-
anee ttxt the full tEo-thtrds have positively
The P1esbytsztan Church, when this reurtou
abnl! nave been tuily accomplished, viii Rtro Iae
folos !rg st2tsttcs or It's remaining dlv1nonl Ia
1Ra VeAf1.
, 1869-11-10
PERSONAL


The report thas AtelinA Patti u eaeeiAtf Is
denied BY ner relattses-
The Emperor Of Ru1un Il In suco feeble health
owing to ha oisfolute hfe. That hts pnJnctant say
his death nAJ be looked Tor 1t M early day.
uahcllx, the famous 1owes gt11 Of the Partisan
Jockey C1ob, IL now The mistress Of wealthy
American. She NAY be seen crcly Afternoon II
The Bo!s " IN one OF the most elegant carEiascA
Napoleon the Third lives now principally on
bcefl.eAk, oJstcrz, and cnocolhie- Els pays1-
ctaps hare forbidden him 10 drink either lea q
coffee.
Mn. r. J. Florence lost 5000 worth Of nne
theatrical clothes IN her recent trip from New
York 10 ean Francisco The railroad companies
paid the bill promptly.
AnnA Ga1eshua, Jouus g!n II hief, In KasssA,
RESCUED, recently, seven Children from I burning
hoasa which none Of the nrcmen dared to entet.
The Emperor, upon hearing Of her hcso!sa1, oent
her thousand silver ruoh,es, and the Empresa
presented hes with valAub:e necklace.
The New York Su~ saJs OF the Etory teie<rapbed
to Western papers Of m alteration bet ~een nAna
and Greeley In = strestcsr. that Il us pure lie,
Without Tho slightest fact 70 berve n foundAiiou
Nj. 1rteleJ and Nj. Dana have nok hsppsoed to
meet Tor Hoeka: and no u2trtsndty, nnklndly, os
dtssrxpectfnl Nord wa ever exchanged between
, 1869-11-10

The Louisville CHuFtsr {Drmpcraitc) IA ertlcnty
not su aim!rer OF 'Judgc" Dent It aaya: "ln spite
Of the efforts o! the conaervatiyo pscns It caunot
be t1etlcd that thesr Is i te1J s:runR dspo.lt,ou
on the part OF tha people, Of Mississippi u rrpud!
ate Dent. Thett Il lurking suspicion IN the mind
of the u,atfes, which the best political nanAve-
mcnt ends Il hard to combat, nnch ,ess Eerre&s,
thas Dett.am II merely Rentcel easpes-baxHcET.
THIS, allied to tho Iatt that the Dent platform aud
the Alcnrn platform arc pretty much tdentIea,,
and that Dent ha4 not been AnIe 70 stcure the sup
port OF his thls bruthes-ln+1aW,' occas!nns ccr-
ts!n pen*e OF disappointment, not to say dlsguss.
which Is likely 10 be manifested b. verJ small
vote on election day. Ii u 70 bt regretted that
our CONSERVATIVE friends could mol ind a repre-.
sentative sone shat nearer home. II h-gins t1
le..k u ia utHs bpsirsss trts bad iartztAEak"
The To2ekA Commonwealth, speaking Of The
election IN ksnsas, saIk: $50 far ~ Kansas Is
concerned let 1t be underwood thas democratic
suocres<s aro few azd fur between. Leayenwortn,
AsehIson and WJardoste Counties llytnR on the
Missouri RlyeI> hare generally gone Democ1Aac
since the organization OF the State. 1hn JeAf
the Democrats elect the greater portion Of ttesr
county ticket IN thoss counttcz, bnt the Repohll-
cans eject ten out Of sixteen mcDbers Of the Leg
stature. rerhsps hair dozen Dempctai,c meu-
ber1 hare been elected outside Of those counties.
Two years ago the Democracy hAd soma Thirty odd
EeEte7s. this Jear the5 Tul have, probably.
about twelve In the entire IegtslAtufe which c,n-
Ms.s OF one hundred and sixteen meubtra.''
, 1869-11-10

.; !s. Z :! tsass sss e. ds:,
k.Rs :; ssSs fSt re 1Ss pst a.s s N
FL sssf &c = ~ ia Z tss 80
tho f. thai the e0u.s. 6 tsue ls.e II tnS
se1 ,ss ~ 1int1 hsss hs
IT,, FL ns FL .a ansn tss 81 1sehua so
abss NV -. IL the i.sh n.s sosa
f: + cse:s d 9hs sfeo s "a
kenotdJ Al h-st thero va 10 taursna. O. s1sces
4oaee Zinc @ r. e%r aie I'D .ese a.ed
q .hsh Do ;ae ~ II 4 TO- i,,Ix Ii Il
HEe .hntas.s e ~ I'D .laaas q laln:ase; I'D
iossae So u ~ m
e r. = s e .sts
9 ~. i rs moi, s ss re- Sehs
:,sis H.! As1, K ae@seasd .eae money f s.a r
81 81 u: :5 s T.. :se 4 dd e Ell i
n.4s ss = r.
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s E. 4 ~ %
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so~; Ksantdy st!Oe<sl TS.ay y I'd ~ Eoof z.
het cro<kefy and fGft!tufr. fJrned picture ~etsh
i s md edtI IT, ..nas.ed ha:ssnd
nd ehd q r. r. tes % Iss
.sss,th ~ bsaise IL. hes ssves,siy pss.eases
at 9,ts IT, s sr "a
III ls's.1 r. NJ: r.. ~" ,i r y na'sr StsP f.. Il
t.t.s1cd .nd tam stser tb* s:"Im there csim.
4 vttr iaans npii.c w.snaa 81 h. he1s ~.
I.in s.ok tf~ th "t thr.r
i : .ts " "a i: s s,ssi
| tt4iutuns, y III know them Il" moro"
| KAHPAA
Miss Il. II. Henry, y ho for TWO years han servtd
IS EnRso*s1nH Clerk IN tho kansas Assembly. VA
recently maIr.e,i II Tnpekx. By this act shc vii
PROBABLY lose her position In the House, for las
! winter, whrn rho wss a candidate. her opponen
| wn8 married lady, ana Mlss Henry took Root
| care that It khouI.i In knuwu. She claimed thu
sbc WAS entitled to the place more than het op
ronrut because Sic had no husband to fata car
OF her. or oousae, the married. lady was dIstaness
! III the rncc.
1t has been definitely ascoFtAloetl that the THE
who etole the tss3 trntu Lehnsn Co.'S grocer,
On Court ss1eet Cincinnati, and Wss cnAAe I'd by tn
excited ponu!ace to tho corne. Of Seventh Au
l7uro stfreta, wherc he very suddenly and myste
riousy dlrAppcsrcs7, escaped capture bJ jumrtn
Into 1 newly ,luK prtyy vault 10 tho feaf or At
vlcsetn church. This holc u thtrts.oVe feet detp
| The sudden atnppASr nj thu button oil II hu1
rtvs Jared the reckLnAs fugitive oonslietab?y. II
eeerns u hare rHrtlvcd the rcT1ous descent, hoN
ever, lot toward dusk mechanic. working Oh tn
church, on Ecekiux hta coat and rest whtre he hh
dcpoA1ted them early in the stte1noan. found thd
they hatIbrr1l exchanged tor garments Of Anoth'
pattern, texture. SIZE, and au,eit. Tho ihef In
arisen from the toul pit by aome unknown mean
ds1e.ted hlnselr OF his soe'1 saInent. and stun
away ia The Rssh Of Al honest mechanic II
boois Mare found ftickinE fast 70 fns bos:om
the yauli but ,h.lr former tenant had made trAcl
for quAr1era which have not yet 1eea disco vcsca
, 1869-11-10

THE The Palmer taasz., Journal Esys: 1--WE don't
qten oea people who owe u, but now that
n!m tsat he neve1 has paid rs lor that pa5 We
sase Nun and bis fout.hot.e team, 1t his request,
eteM 3eah ARn A bundle Of dozen rapcrs
~ nn order, we believe nre not yet paid 1o1, Al
We E1fe him hoost In the peddhnK b1aiues.. I'D
oaRht 70 tecapEocsts nox Aad do = {l.tla boosting
, 1869-11-10
ANOTHER ROAD TO SPECIE PAYMENTS

ANOTHER Road TO SPECIE PAYMENTS.
The Supreme Court Is presided over By
politician who is half Judge and hall
fnancier, or, rather, pretty good 9udge
and an able hnaucier rolled into one.
Salmon r. Chnse, as Secretary Of the Trcaa-
ury, took us axay from specie payments
and it nav be that Salmon F. Chase RI
Chief Justice Of the United States Is ambi-
.tous to restore us 10 specie payments again.
The decision last winter that coin was still
LEGAL tender as we'll rs currency was felt
to lie step toward resumption.
It authorized contrncts payable
in coin, which Congress bad
been vainly trying to do. The recent
decision TINT contracts payable in Confcd-
ernte currency can hr collected in Rn mitch
guild as tho sum called for in Confederate
currency wns worth at tho time the contract
wns made, il the declaration Of q rscuaiss
| whose logical conclusion will do mitch to
simplify specie resumption. For If the
| Supreme Court, ~ II now intin<ted, Il
about to decide the Legnl-Tender act to lie
Unconstitutional, thcn that net will be Just
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ct AMI is
an 1.. u.' ~ ~, .u' ''' ~, -'Msnos 49, hr ~, ron,
nun'y W.. WV, W ~ ~ oa,xn,,. ~ n.s.,,1e
.eNa tesua 80, :.
III eomeae1a,o eu..'y ~" s,,'., w ~. l.. ,,o,u
s' na"cn 6o'o as .t' - ""A'. e&'.o" ~
was %os1h ~neu 'ne con''ae@ W." a H. -
Nnen II masuted, toen oo"'.acas tA'". ~"
ing tho groensack PERIOD Wall DO Payan'o II
1 Ho much gold ~ the CIeonllackA called f0l
, 1869-11-10

st1Ee1, Stmick Il Co, shcfnrld 6'tel Worta,
1io.a LICK. iioa WORK: r Pittsburgh. Z
Fofs fut Foundry, Pittsburgh Il
Andsfsea Weoas sss, TS1 WSstr ftssSafRSS E E
Gran, hcnnei& Co, Clluton Iron Wotxa,
General !. & aoorh.sd. So,eii; worts. F:is- "
Mootsead i Co i1an Woikr. r., saaisa..... &
DIN o1ta, PoE1-r Co, Rolling Mil, Fists-
schxsrts Haziett iraSyt1s, P!rt.omrsa... 81 81
Pcnns}irania salt A1ru.Actur1nx Company,
Hussey. Wells / Cd, Steel Wo1ks, Fittsbur1h. 81
Lgen1 .WlgnimAp, Glasa M.nufaetureis,
A.ssin'oss acmpaill co. iion woii', .
r.rf. bro. O.. DiiEona siesi Wof1a ritis.
Keystopc bridge Coa.paus, r.ttsonrea ....... q
4. Drsdley l. I'd. stove W.rks. p1t1Fhurka... II
William Smith, National Foundry and fpe :,
rstsoa1rn Locomotive and CIR worxs, Ai.e- "
,.@ss aes' 4 Lon CO. 1i:ss woits, r;t.: 81
Adams Co, t;i.ss worx:, sa:asa.u. 8 q
EteIson, Preston i Co, 1tun Works, Plts&-
Lsh'su Ere company, Betnieneu. L. /. Web
Aiicnlo W l1oa compan;. Allentown, Samuel -
1eats, snfErtDtendent. ...,...,.............. q
Alllentown Rolling Mill, Allentown, L. IL
Gross, Superintendent. nt......-.......-....... Il
1hon,.s lrGs ceup.u', nokch''asqas, saul -
Atk,ns Bfother.. r,oneer Fufaaee .ai Ro.
NR Mil. lo:tsvIflc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Geo ". ", der. EnEtnn Builder, roitssillo -. ::
Allison lIartan I'oFt Cnrhop. p............,,. Z.
Loch,cl Iron Work. Il.rri-bnlR R-...--........ .
Ds; Geo. nslley, Central 1uu aud Pate
WcrAs. Eotrt burg: ......--.......+..-..-.- II
Spana. Chslfaut X Co., Irun M4uuI uIsclurcrs,
;1onss / I.,uehl'I'. Amc1ican ifaa wofis. .
llpr!i eeIt Hatcw:i. sianusaesatcr: ot '0'
Saws md 1t TIC "1ied JacAct Ak liiss-
T. l. F.hnes'oek e., nrasi,t.. rit Gaisn. 4
chCfA fpy1h Co, Nail snd Tack WORKS.
iaurblin ca, linn Wofta ritrsnnrgn x
Le~... t1ser Phillips, Nut snd Butt Works, .
s,so isoa Work., iii, I'M a. q =
E,ans, Glow, poiAell L Co, Pipe Works, Fits :.
1'n,on Iron iiils ritt.buiri. ,........,... !.
snoehbeTgrr Co, ifOn Wo;ks, riit4tufga... +:
I!lthTldRe Son, ula.s Mhuttsuturr1a... ::
i'ittAta'iRh Forxc and lron c"snrsnJ. 81
tElFihbr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t.
M*strs. W.sst, Moreii ID. csn.sia itoa
llc.ser t CO. IL Jsella S'rci Works Ate.
LeSIEh Crane Iron Campsn!. Gata.aa9ua...". Gti' &
Here is a record Of tax OF ono do!lal
lsr head, levied and collected by the Prcsi
dents or managers Of these iron companies
nron their workmcn, to support the New
York Tribune, or nll the acts OF oppres.
xioa committed under tho protection Of the
tariff, this il about the most Shameless.
Tho men are already taxed upon all they
cat, drink, and wear; upon their household
furniture, and tho very school books Of
their childrun, to swe!l tho inordinate
profits Of thci. euuloycrs: and now. In
addition to thia, arcsstaxetl each ono dolla,
yea. to support Newspaper which aayo.
catea the pcrpetu.tion Of that la1.
They arc compelled to pay out Of thei,
scanty wngca 10 uphold \ paper which de.
fcnda the policy Of ilnpovc.ishiuH tho uany
to enrich Ito fov. In tho liRt ciyen ait
only the e1Actions made from faw Of th,
iron establishments in Pennsylvania. II il
, 1869-11-10

mont, Massachusetts,, 1owA, KnnsAs, kcn-
tucky, Maryl&nd, and Michigan il is true,
aud the two pa1siss could quite easily
divide their vote 70 that caoh
would elect its just proper
tion Of congressman. But in New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indians, and
California each party goes into tho fight
uncertain whether it viii not got the ma
jorty Of votes. Neither party would dare
acknowledge itself, In advance, to be in the
minority. Both, therefore, would vote for
one OF two more than the number to which
they were entitled, This might result in
giving the majority Of Congressman to The
minority party. Against all these obiec-
tons tho Bucknlew plan cannot he sas-
tanned. It is waste Of ammunition to
talk for it. No person or journal, which
really desires representative reform, viii
bring it forward. It is only calculated, BY
its NANTES. absurliies, to prevent AM
real reform from being adopted
, 1869-11-10

Theodore F. SWIM, Esq. Deputy Collector oc
Internal ReTsoue, furnishes the following ngz:tI.
showing the eetlecttous Ter the month Ct Ocsohfr
, 1869-11-10
BLAcKMA1L vs.. BRITISH GOLD.

The New York Tribune il accustomed to
defend "proscction by insisting that
every person and journal that supports FREQ
tIn1e Is in the service Of British manufac-
tuters, and is paid in British gold In a
late issue Of that paper IL published List of
Subscriptions for the Weekly Tribune from
Pennsylvania, numbering nearly 1000.
Here are the subscriptions
, 1869-11-10

The Ofn4h1 HadId tell1 t1e Iouu"1uE s10lJ
~Ksure,dy b The nsme of mtatut wtIy tndI!tdal
weo hns foT tlnle aCtsd - aHshA IT. Noattae
III lie 1nA4f.nes Ooms~ny 10 th!a Nkee psopsF
I6e family u 6snpsdrs, he ieeked abas effa 1st
, 1869-11-10

A Pennsylvania paper mentions the ret1ru Of
Af. c. H. GaH1son from vtktt to ni1 mother, re-
gdlrs In Dodge County, Minnesota. THIS lady, It
appcass, ~ years ot a9u, The mother OF thirteen
ehnfIen, the Grandmother Of seventy, tho great.
grandmother OF nincsy-dve. and the &rest-gIcat-
grandmother Of four, amounting to Isl blood rc-
Istona. by marriage aae Is Granduo<her.1n,lsw
and great tgrandnothcr-in-lAw Of nftJ-nso making
In nj! IS; reals nor there one Of that large nnn
ber shst 1be has not seen. She u In tho enjoy.
meat Of excellent health, and has oniupa'fed eye
Qi1ht.
, 1869-11-10

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ti. Ci.ft-Wnl. fotpythe... !. E1sW. L. TAyiu5... sg
, 1869-11-10

! I90S n III " lVIlQ#1s
| q, Z n. s. fltoI.
, 1869-11-10

A Trmressuou1 Meeting = DcputicA
Interrupted. &2isscd, hnd Ealfcd
1Entd NnRnrM-T1. Pcllcl0n Told TO
Lcave-JuBcA SIMON l1ostcd, Etc.s
ETC., Etcs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-23

A WATCH FREE-GIVEN GRATIS TO
n every live man who will act as agent in
n new, light, and honorable business paying
$50 a day. No gift enterprise. No humbuE.
No money wanted in advance. Address r.
MONROE KENNEDY q CO., Pittsburgh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-23
A Freedman's Hymn.

A Southern friend, who is curious in
his observations as to the effect of free
dom on the ordinary field-hand freed
man, says that in no way does Sambo
"feel his oats" of liberty more than in
his devotions; and in support Of his
assertion sends the following, which he
says is in many quarters a favorite
hymn in public religious services:
Yves nearer to de Lord
Dan de white folks, and dey knows II;
See de glory gate unbarred;
Walk up, darkeys, past de guard
Bet a dollar he don't close It,
Walk up, darkeys, froo de gate;
Hank! de colored angels boiler,
Go away, white folks! yOu's too late;
ives de winnin' color walt
Til the tIumpeL sounds to foller.
Hallelujah tanks an praise;
Long enutf we've borne our crosses;
Now We's de soOperlOr race:
We's gwlne 10 hebben afOre de bosses!
(DRAWER, Harper's Magazine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-23
Sew 9Guerttsemsuts.
8 3 "a 8 q 8 sss 3

To THE WORKING CLASS IL am now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at their homes the whole of
the time or for the spare moments. Busi-
ness new, light and profitable. Fifty cents
to SIS per evening, is easily earned by persons
OF either sex, and the boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. Great inducements
are offered those who will devote their whole
time to the business; and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me their ad-
dress and test the business for themselves,
make the following unparalleled offer: To
all who are not well satisfied with the bust.
writing me. Fun particulars, directions, &C.,
sent free. Sample sent by mall for 10 cents.
Address E. G. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-23
Artt adtetttsEmrnts
For 500 Per Line

We will insert an advertisement in one
houldnd NetOIpdpeTG one month. The List
ton IgeekLv. more Than 100 Daily Pupers, in
which the advertiser obtains "a Insertions to
ndn 500 different tOtvIs and citieS Complete
t6tLeS can De examined at our office. Send
S9I6SILnP tor our Circular. Address GEO. P.
wy wy ELL I" CO'' Advertising Agents, New
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-23
GheM1teltdQenter.
The Robins Have Como Back Again,

The RObinB Have Comic HACK AKhIns
There's a call upon the housetop. an answer
from the pla1p,
There's a warb!e in the sunshine, a twitter
in the rain,
And through my heart. at sound ofthese,
There comes q nameleSs thrill,
AS sweet as odor to the rose,
Or Yerdure 10 the hill,
And all these joyous mornings
Ny heart pours forth this strain:
"9od bless the dear old robins,
Who have come back again."
For they bring thought of summer, OF
dreamy, luscious days,
or kingcups in the meadow, making gold
en- haze;
A longing for the clover blooms,
For roses all aRlOw,
For fragrant blossoms where the bees
With droning murmurs go;
1dreRm OF all the beauties
OF summers golden reign,
And sing: "God keep the robins.
Who have come back again."
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AFTER THEDANCE.
-ChnrLe

Charles.
Tell me. Laura, why that sadness"
Tell me why that Ieok of care?
Why has fed that look OF gladneSS
That thy face was " ont to weal?
Laura.
Charles, Ills useless to dissemble;
Wen my face may wear frown;
For I've lost my largest hair-pin,
And my chignon'h coming down!
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No less than fourteen railway loco :
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
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HENRY d. COOKE. VIce-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
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Chartered by Special Act OF Cong rcss,
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PAID IN FULL.
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