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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-14
PRIVATE DIsEa>Es

In Males and Irregulartiesin Females are the ere
destr3yers of health. They ilisidously attack the
system, ami gradually undermine and destroy it ::
| they drive the bloom from the cheek, The lustTe
from the eye, the strength and visor from the
| frame, they give puny diseased offspring ar
poison through successive gene atiuIs, the race CT
| man The marks can be in scrofnla, Con-
| sumption, Cfipples, the Idotc, the Paralytic, tn
Insane.
There is more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the coutami-
nation Veneri.l Poison. The n.idest FORMS by r.-
treating to the blood hold the aftiic-
ted the sword of destruction that is Liable at auy
moment to I'LL anu bIght-to utterly Gestroy-aii
earthly hopes
MERCURY. recogn Zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL EN- MY 10 man, combining with the
Venerial doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that perncious MINERAL Pol
SON are n cured the disease has Only assumed
anew form.
DO NOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn eating its way into the Tissues and organs
beneath he apparently smooth surface. to burst
out in the future with a virulence that will baffl-
the effects OF medicine. When Perfect CURES csa
be obtained by consulting physician. whom long
practice and thoruug ii into the causes
of Diseases OF the UNNARY ORGANS. enable to
detern,in. at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted TO the Doctor care:
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERM sNENT CURES
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-14
In all Ca.es Cure. guaranteed.

In Syphilis and its adjuhcts, Gonnorriea and
accompany ing dlseases all disorders Of the Bia6-
der. Kidneys and pu,ttte; Sinliual Weakness.
Diseases OF the Heart ami Lungs: Dyspepsia; Indi-
gestion, Iupotency; Incipient Consumption, and
all diseases of the unary organs in si:her sex cure
Il \ u A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
HEAVY RANK ROBBERY IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2j.--NO bank robbery oc-
CURED la Baltimore ON Friday night as teegraphed to-
day. An evening paper states that on FRIDAY night or
saturday morning tho Bank Of New-Wndsor, Carroll
County entered By burglars and robbed Of the fol-
Usitsd states 6ytseneI No, 76o 1850 Of $500 each
United States Frnt Of 6t Nos % co.. D3l p3J, Wd,
Of III OOD escbi aOg1 800 each United States i've
twent bond. of 1868 January sm Jolly Nos 5O9 AlS 5i9
Of AlBO each. 5agJt 7l6 5l92 OF $500 each Ined
st,s, ten fri,, 40 1874 $50 Contra Pacific Railroad
bonl,, lr,, mortg'g,; Nos IG@ I@l 80
7Ci3 Uaon Pacific Railroad No. ag9 gtl7 9H9 Oil5 SSi
849l 72s8 t9 $3.50 Western Maryland Railroad Second Mort
gs,e indo,e by Washington County Nos H. H. TO- 81 A. a.
a. OF 1000 each H. g. 90, go Of 900 each, 6l, 40 Of
SiOO each Waslugton County BOlds, Nos u, c. ~ ~,
7, S. Of stOO eaehi 80. 30, s. @, O., o., ~ Il,
III o. So Of each 81 ST. 26 Of $1,000 eachi New Orleans
,rj Crsn. Railroad First Mortgage 962 800 97 gos 1900
9g 8ll 40 az 9g l5Jl l6O, 1888 l355 lt1 1888 LOOT
- nod gTl gOs ga ATS ~ floO0 and othei also
5000 greubsks ,heh 81 600 81 bills 400 Of thsn being
-
abOye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
SKATING CARNIVAL.

There was a gala time at the Fifth-ave.
Skating Pond last night although the former part Of the
day did promise so inauspiciously Later in the day
however, the North wind brought frosty air making
ones tinge. Skaters prospects revived, and the
Ice formed rapidly, that by the time it needed
there pretty smooth and solid surface the pond
BY o'clock D. there 500 persons in the inclOsure
half OF whom, perhaps, were spectators. Roman can
dies and blue and red fires threw their glare the
scene Two hundred persons, ladies and gen
tiemen, many Of them in costume, ouryet
ted and circled over the pond, some illustrating
awBwardness and some grace. Among the
noticeable persons who in disguise the cham
piOn skater Frank Swift and John Enger and James c.
Meade professional skaters Mr. Swift appeared in three
characters, Fastaf TOOdles. and Simple Simon. Mrs.
Henrietta Burcle dressed in fancy costume, and
skated very gracefully, did number OF other ladies
who were not IN fancy dress Mr. f. L. Gill, skating ed
OF The Erenia0 NewS appeared Peter the Hermit
and Mr. Robert Edwards the Sioux Indian chief Hole
in-the-Wall. Up o'clock the visitors continued to
pour I'm, living stream, many OF them mounting their
skates thew arrived and joining in the sport
The weather favorable and the festivities were
continued until a late hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
SHORT ALLOWANCE OF CRoToN.

The lower and east-side parts of the city have
been without their usual supply Of Croon water since
Saturday night Jhsfact gave rise yesterday to reports
that the pipes had burst uptown several different ocal
ties being named The explanation given at the Office Of
the CroOn Board is that they wished TO make certain
connections with q main uptown, and that they
chose Saturday night and Sunday effect this, tho
ground that the public would be less Inconvenience by
this choice than If they had cut off the supply for two
entire week days, thus causing the stOppaRe OF
manufactures for longer period OF their working
OF Sixteenuhst and Frstave to have been mis-
take. telegram received at the Police Tenth Pre-
cnct at 1910 O'Clock Sunday noon, informing the citizens
ave. had been shut Off and they must husband their
water. The water also stopped at the corner Of
FOurh-st. and Avenue ID. Last evening the water was
flowing more freely but as yet is yellow and muddy In
some quarters the water could not be raised above the
hrshOOr at o'clock last night. which OF course has
casioned great Inconvenience and caused numerous COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
A DIAMOND ROBBERY FRUSTfIrED

CAPTURE or 4 DEsrERARI THINE.
AT about seven o'clock last evening, three
persons were noticed prowling about the eUe store Of
Jabob Morch No. $50 Grand.st, ana one of those sis
plcious looking frequently descrhedn tie Police
reports during the past year standing III s1thst,
near Grand distance from tho store of DR. Moreh
Officer Thomas Holland Of the Forty fifth Precinct, soon
got his eyes on the Strangers aud watched thom closely
He observed one OF them IN particular 70 pass old repass
Mr. MOrchs store and cast rrtye Rance a large col
Lection OF valuable diamonds, which were only projected
Low a film glass window Tue officer Hnai'y cor,ulted
NTH MIR Morch aud that gentleman having also noticed
the movements Of the mdoubted thieves 10 was deter
mined that tho first OF them approaching tho stOre
again should be arrested. As as officer Holland left
tie store after this consultation he FOUND that the person
who first attracted his attention was AGAIN gazing ~
the bruiauts IN tho window aud was Nlthu an arms
length OF them He promptly laid hands w 10 greedy
fellow but the latter was fully prepared Tor such con-
urgency and Immediately drew from nls pocket Colt
revolver OF e largest pattern aud leyeied II AZ ho o
GERS head, saying GO away from me you Bon Of -
Tho Officer did not even have MS cup "a ms hand
at this critical juncture, but no was suy equal to
tho occasion, and with his list kh1chod down
tho wouldbe murderers arm AMI grappled
With hin. Tho thief then shouted iof MS 10
como TO HIS but they failed 20 respond ana nc
sOundy their cowardice, when no FOUND that
they abandoned him Ia his extremity ana made thcr es-
Cape ir tho cart While the officer ana het Werp bttug
Cling each shouting FOR help, Samuel j. AadG9A' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Poor-Admiral Radford, United States Navy,
- Snn = r. Marvin, Albany, are at the Fifth Avenue
I"tei COL Gorlof of Russia Is at tho Albemare Hotel
Tho American Microscopical Society hold the
s.nd NJ thoir interesting Annual Exhibitions at the
Wot Memorial Library this evening About 80 hrst class
microscopes belonging 70 members will be exhibited and
Tenorts made Of studies during the past year.
meeting to aid in raising funds for Berea
College Kentucky, institution for the education OK
coored youth will be hold in Cooper Institute this even
ing The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Horace Greeley,
Dr. Howard Crosby and others arc announced to SPEAK
Quite large meeting of Sailors was collected
at Peck slip yesterday morning for the purpose OF ORGAN
zing strike raise their wages from slB 10 SoOP
month They organized procession and marched 70
where they were addressed by nehpo
of their own procession and by Messrs Oliver ana Noa
Resolutions offered and adopted not to snip unu'i
SlO per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
TIE BURNS ANNIVERSARY IN NEWARK.

The 10th Anniversary OF the birth day OF
Robert Burns was celebrated by the Burns Club Of New
ARK " j., last evening with "A grand banquet In upper
Library Hall Nearly 100 persons assembled around the
tables upon which were spread u most bOuntful dinner,
served in elegant style. John McGregor esq., presided
The following the programme Of tOass The day We
celebrate. William SOuir Tho Land Of our Adoption,
John Sinclair; Scotland aud her poets, william
Keau: The city of Newark Mayor Peddic Tho Poets OF
America John y. Foster The Board OF Trade OF New
ark, Vim. II. McCayc, The Army and Navy, Gen. Cum
mings The Press Dr. Hunt Of AeCdrE AdrertiSe; The
Public schools MI Kcord The Rose, the Shamrock, and
the Thistle, DR. OGOrman; oar Sister Societies, John C.
Burning Wives SWcethcarts, BARNS, aud FlrcNdeS, Mr.
Dunlap; The Ladies' Senator JAS. L. Hays; Health ana
Happiness r. Gray. The speaking was mterpersed with
,usic by KeiuArd Scottish ppers and Scotch
songs The occasion OF unusual interest as II
was the first for years that the day has been
celebrated III Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
Tho Row G G. Goss has compiled little

The Rev. c. c. Goss has compiled a little
Ao,orv nj tho Charities Of NewYork, giving the loca
ton and special character Of each OF the charitable ns
tutions aud relief associations Of the city Its most
useful and timely publication ION the object OF tho
work." says Mr.. Goss' 10 ana IN breaking up the an
I'm, svst.n, OF street begging. Three-fourths OF the
,cgars Of this city are mposors OF this the compiler Is
sotdod nom au experience Of eight years among the
moor zinc moro pJl tho representation, tho greater
,h tn,nosition The most needy shrink from such do
mons,roops, ana suffer In silence rather than beg
such have to be sought out in order to be aided bu
ness men, generally 40 not investigate inc numonV ,l
hrte. NJ tho city although thoy contribute annually
,,o,s,uds Of dollars thereto. This pamphlet will ala
Them In DISPENSING their charities and in directing them
III o,. IN scrd thoso who need assistance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE CHESS ToURNAN,p>,r

At the chess tournament which is now being
held at Leders Cafe Europa a players have entered the
lists and to last night 400 games had been played The
tournament has had notable accession the person Of
r fFed Ferfln OF brooklyn, well known in the chess
world Mr. Perrin contestant for the honors n the
Chess Congress Tournament against Capt Mckenzie Mr.
Stanley OF The Round Tdbie-who also present as
highland the redoubtable Paul Morphy. His opponent
last night Mr.. Eugene Delmar. In order that some
idea may be formed OF the strength Of the players the
following OF the prominent players sub
mitted Mr.. Demar has won Al and lost games Mr..
Rendegger 49, lost ID Mr. Dill go lost Ia DIR.
Barnett %, lost Mr.. Shaffer &C. lost 10 Mr..
Llssner 49, and lost Mr.. Mason and lost 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
novpeTTc MIpKRTe

sAs FRAscIscO. jan 25-Fsar dull At - 759ss7s Veg
Legal iesdsrs 7. 'i GOOD SlPp'E o. '~'' ~ ''''
EsyoHls.. Jan 2sco.,oa unsettled and nominal Nang
ports aS8 bales Gold 1854 EscBsnssssnS ia Commercial
& Prime ss S T cs sIs steady Mo steady. Stg
sSsn9d spes 81 DSS: E a IS sSi E 81 -
a sS So Corn active 1890 Oats sm a, esa7oc Bran. 81 10
Shoulders. 5c Clear Rib Sides isls Clear SIDE. iSe Lard
Ssd CSC 6a Coffee steady Pair lSiSe Prime isiaIlie
CHARLEsroS c. jan 25CottOn tnl unsettled ard 9sst .s
BugyLo Jan 2s-Four duh and unchanged Wheat neglected
9 s.s!s ss and aoa a Ryss.aS Barley sa q
10 Peas 9uet sale. Of 800 bush f, Csnads al sesss
s'I Lard s% 2ic Hog. nominal a sS 500 ia
I25SOO bush Oats lGsOOO bush Rye $4,000 bush Barley 5000
MILWAUKEE, Jan 2SPou inactive and prices unchanged Wheat
Spss s No 70 .s e. ea 10y sa No. 81 ~ No. @ p
Barley nominal Provisions an and prices unchanged Dressed os
bush Wheat 90 bush Oats 5000 bush Corn 5000 bush Rye 900
Ms1Pais jan @Coiton don saa so@iusi at ,a5sS receipt.
since Saturday $50 bales exports rs bales FoS dali so?e.sn
2Iic BgE Meats srm shouder isol'ie sides l7se Dressed
fs: The sg? q ;s III f.. wee, sa., : 81. Bat .s g.
crate and eresp for best Extras The prices are lover sales o about
200 head 596e for IIefs 6ia r Common sS9s for Goo,
aic and Lambs mixed With extra fat Sheep 7ec 'as' 5000
ST. LOUIS NO. 2-TObao firm and prices unchanged CO'os
hea ri FO9 as sPd gs' unchanged so %h ~ SS" s
Choice white and yellow 72c Mixed grades 69 O quiet Cboe:
81 Prime Choice apd Illinois and g o for gsH
Iowa snd Mnae.Sts o hys dec4Ia9 sales "a, sH9,
10 February, $50 So. Bulk Meats sm and aciisei Loose
Dry Shoulders, l3c.; Clear Sides, packed In sugar
bogheads and fancy packed Shoulders 3ic; Clear sides %
6ic Loose Shoulders Hams Rib and Clear Sides arrive 26
Isle Clear Rib Sides Chicago, l5iG5c Loose lic Shoul'
deI Clear Rib Sides Clear SIDES and Sweet Picked Hams C.1oa
2idl6lc dull; Shoulders l94ici Clear Rib Sides ic
Sides Cured Hams 5c Lard trmi IN teree so
SO 25dSlO u.s. dividing $50 10 aud $50 ID Cattle IA
changed sheen 25d Der head for inferior % Receipts
dy2sOO bills Flour $500 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn
1900 200 bush Barley 1000 bush Rye and 100 Hogs
MOBILE 25-Coton entirely nomiDali nothing dongi 70
ceps 3O63 bales; exports, 623 bales 100.
advanced 50 sO Rosn active Strained % Tar
advanced 10 81 50. Cotton declined TO POI ale
Ca Jan 2Ctton dpressed closed dull and doOposi
sales 80 bales; receipts. l0lO bales -.
25Coton market dull and heaEy sales 10
bales; receipts, go bales; Midiliugs, 26c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE ROGERS MURDER.

No new developments have been made in the
ogers case within the past week 1t is understood in
weinformed circles that Mayor Hail. Judge Garvn and
the Coroners are working up evidence about person
who Is now held in confinement All other cews' are
Tor the present set aside effort to find out the truth
ABOUT this man. Several very conclusive crcumstanta
Items 81 evidence pointing to him in some way in.
continuing to give his best eneayors TO the work Of for
reting out the murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
EMERALD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION BALL,


The thirty-frs annual ball of the Emerald
Benevolent Association in aid Of the Roman Catholic Or
phan Asylum came off last evening, at the Academy Of
Music in Brooklyn. The gallery was handsomely decor
ated with flags which various devices, and sus
pended from the proscenum boxes the green flag OF
Erin. At midnight the gallery filed with spectators,
who seemed greatly to ENJOY the brilliant scene presented
by the gay dancers the floor The attendance was not
as large as usual the merrment and OyOusness with
which those present entered into the festivities made the
ball a very enjoyable entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY &C. 1869,

boy Of is, CALAMITY went to the assistance Of the Gneer
and attempted to take the pistol from ms
assaiant, but tho william held It with top
boy, when an old gentleman named H. s. Davis went TO
the rescue and succeeded IN getting possession OF the
weapon The desperate fellow was then taken TO the
statonliouse In Fourth-st, when MISUNDERSTANDING
knife was found IN his possession The pistol was loaded
I'm every chamber The prisoner gave the name OF William
Edwards lie Is about IS years Of age has blue eyes,
wears handsome black mustache, Is very well dressed
in suit OF black aud does not look the villain he no
I..r.Ii Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE VELOCREDE.

The Hanlon Brothers new Nelocipede School,
corner Tenthst and Broadway was opened last night
with an interesting exhibition OF the vehicle by pro-
fessionaI yeocpedsts and proficient amateurs. The
number OF the latter who presented themselves 10 take
turn round the floor really astonishing To those not
familiar with the extent to which the training OF the merry
steeds has been carried on IN back yards
hnrinO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

A crowded and fashionable audience greeted
Mrs Annie f. Cleveland last evening at the Brooklyn
Athenoun, on tho occasion OF complimentary concert
given for her benefit. The programme embraced Sc
,,,,or ~ loce duots aud solos from various operas
which were sung with exquisite sweetness by Mrs Cleye
land assisted by Miss Lnsar and Mr. Dalton The gem OF
m evening was the Scotch ballad, Castles in tho Air"
suug NV Mrs Cleveland which was very warmly ap
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
Pnal-0mce Nnilce.

The mails for Europe the ending 9 January win be dis
Matched lom this follows Via ORsTU8SDAI a. II "a clos
ng az the Stations Oavs; and ts aud l;9o lnd r.
itS, Pand a. at 1850 A. On "WEDNESDAY lat lie closing
Al the stations ows; and 1918 and o. TO- Dsnd sP
Pand g. g5 Ga THURSDAY, at n closing At The sAop A..
and on SATURDAY A.6 Closing at the Stations on RnS3
night follows; and B. sOO and o, 8i ard 5os "a
q. at8:lo lAAho NJ LILY r. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 25.-Jay GOnId OF
NevYork and party arrived in this city night It's
autorttayey stated that arrangements have been
Guided for giving ANA the control OF the Nashville road,
M, trnr az ,l VIII be made feet wide. On the
COMPLETION OF tie ohio and Mississippi extension, via
North Vernon, this city, within IL months passengers
unbr5kcn Nix foot gauge Mr. Gould ana party leave tins
nrnnlnr ON lnn d nrlnck trim iur Clmclnnau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

EUROPEAN Markets a, .t
Pam. Ian 2SThe Bourss Rentes ~ fraucs '.
i.yKE jan 25rho Cotton market closed easier ~ 1its
ouo,ons. Tres Orlnare the spot 1854 francs L'" "uDs'
ahoat 1861 francs - =, oal CIR ron.v and Oh
Lospos Jsn 25l3l mConsols close At y't i Is s,oS,
nan for tho account United FyelHrnV oonls 0'0A'
ssy Ere % Illinois gi Atlantic end Great Nesletn fof IN .
LlyERPooL jan 2S4;J0 w-Ihe Cotton @AAAs' S'sa uuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

,ae osnE Suetsions: haiBg Upands iDiih niddhss 0s
s ~ ga he sale. q e dy have footed up 10 o0 s.sa ~
hea western Wheat 9VdlOi eenAL Corn 3J v q pof ~
ired WeseTn Lard brner At ri Cheese 7H cvI r ss
Spirits 81 y gallon -
LosDoS jan 1-Turpenne a per CAcat.s Linset ST.
ANTWERP Jan 70 Petroleum. 9Q5l ancs Tor Standard White
LONDON jan 2l mCoBs open o3i Tor money, and "
~ Tor The account United States hveTwspy bonds Isl fhs
stock market opens steady RTe 2; Illinois, vi
tshPoo Jan 2ll mThe market BAT a. the
nlDilid. e oF-' -
Llnssed 58l03a8 $500 "S-' 49, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

The Coroner's jury in the case of supposed
- .,,d tn,s of lie on FOurth.st., Wamsburgh, on
arr wcdmesdsy morning brought in verdict last night
that tho ire WAS the woiA OIL an ncehuay oI he"
undor arrest since the fro He was ACCORDINGLY aus
ALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Bininger's Old London Dock Gin" sure corrective
Sold By all Druggists Grocer Sc A. NJ Bin
NIGER Co. Established l778) No. IS Beayerst n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
YaInabIe Use. of Magnetism

Dr. r. BRYANT diseases Of the Heart Liver aud knss
easily and quickly without pa medicine At ala residence, No "
West Thirty fourthst, N. T.
Terms for treatment always reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
Hazard & Ca.weIps COD Liver Oil i. til. best

IsssquoI Spring Wnter-Ths only known remedy for clz
CIR aud all DISEASES o. THR kIDSEYa
For Sale BY Druggists DEPOT, No 80 BROADWAY, hs"lora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Judge z. G. Wright handled the subject OF Constu.
tioua Liberty IN more genial and hopeful way than
might have been expected from the melancholy views on
that subject which the Judge seemed To entertain before
the election At late hour the company dispersed.
some Of them wondering whether the spiut Of Burns
present, had looked ON htm with smiles or sadness.
80. wRi some power the rfiie ge
~ - 1 ~. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

In living tales like those about old Troy
The rape 81 Helen by Trojan boy;
The deeds II arms that god-like Hector wrought,
The bloody battle. that were never fought
The heap, Of slain that piled tlst classic ground
The wrath Of Jovc that shook the world around
In tales Ike these, some better and some worse,
The muse is calIl on g. inspire the verse;
Ard So from Homer al The way 20 Topper.
Bard, whine for muses. dogs whine for supper;
Save one and be. uuskilid 10 classic lore,
Was wont 90 treat the muses. A. a bore;
Tia! one. each heart will name him, a. u turns
Eager, instncuyeiy TO Robert Burusl
lie sang him0IC-these unsubstantiGl maids
Are never cata ogu-d among hs aids,
Nor did be- hud before lie learud e. sing,
The waters iind as toe lenau Spring
The sleeps Of llelcOn De never tr0d,
Nor boa "a bis knee before heltbeu god
lie ssw, sflr. the magic mountain rise.
Ih enchanted groves that kiss the arching skies
But tuud frou these. from all. his ewes away.
Tuu'd bis own harp and sang desthless lay
The poet made. hot BORN. is be- who ruans
Ger the vide world, and mudly chafes and foams
10 quest Of muses.. gods be knows not what
10 aid bis limpug hue. bis puuy plot
Willie Natures Bari iH Ocean. Earth, aud Air,
Hears song divine and music evervaherel
And he who best Translates flr dIller ears
Sings best the song Of mortal hopes and fears
Shal have amOuumeut not buiIt by arr
home forever iH each human hratl
And such The song Of Burns. ss fresh today
As when be, hylng, sang The immortal lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
IL musing mood
Anas jqdge-I saw BIN movs
dispensing good

Judge Jones by 10 means fulfilled the promise OF tho
middle line not being au aged Judge but rather young
lsh man. The Rev. DR. Chaplin eloquenuy responded for
women At y o'clock the President aud ladies having
retired, and one OF tho YcoPresdents occupying the
Chair the programme was proceeded with IN response
to Caledonan Conyiyahty," Mr. George w seaile said
REMARKS OF GEORGE ". sEAKlE'
HThat cOnviviaty which your sentiment, MT Chhtman
Sesents "a the leading national characteristic al scot
land IL Is the most pleasing, Interesting iascihaths
and graceful Of the national traits Robert burns lg
hs pstt0tiou deepy seated I'm tho hearts OF the SCOT
tlsh people Indeed 10 Is OF pumoya memory: bui nc
gave 10 II new BIRTH aud made II rs Immortal ~ ul
vorsal By dodicating 10 IL not one but many
sweet aud inspiring songs songs Wlth nave
charmed Scotland ever since, ana IouHuu