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PENNS YLvANlA.
Pathological Society.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1869.
The delegates Of the Pathological Society marched
10 independence Hall this morning and were intro.
duced by J. e. Mitchell to Mayor Fox, VINO formally
welcomed them 70 the city in Q few appropriate re-.
Marks which were responded to ny Marshal P. VIII
for the next meeting Of the society IN september.
NJk
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ture.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 16. 1850.
Returns from 33l cities and towns give total vote
OF 70, 1853, as Observation-Disclosures, Al, 671; Smith,
80. 7Os Hiohborn, aero; Chamberlain's majority
over both, 1894. Hchborn's vots will not exceed
45OO and Chamberlans majority will be 7, 500. The
iaiing on ON ne t0tai v9se IRON sst year WIN DC
the right to divide into wards is passed, although
the vote is very small. The Senate stands twenty.
seven republicans, three democrats and one doubt
full. George e. MinOt. Of Kennebec has only forty.
eight majority, with one town to hear from. This
disafection Is owing to the railroad question. The
friends OF the ''brOad gauGe'' generally opposed
him. The House will probably stand 1875 republi-
cans to twenty-fv democrats, The Hichb0rn party
have not elected single member OF either branch
of the legislature
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER IT, loeorRIp1E SHEET

70 reach you. n 20, 1t has undoubtediy been sppro.
prlAted Dy some ono whose morals ana humahity
are at fearfuliy low cob
At, Iust tnat whoever may have IL may never know
tne terrible weight Of that has fallen to the
iot VI tnose poor WIDOWS aud orphans In whose aid
u was senG v. L. O. Pearl street.
CORRECTION.
II was tne l. o. s. Club that subscribed nfty dol
lhrs 10 the AyOndale fund. not the ]. G. s. Club %
published yesterday
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The President in Washington, Pa.-Recoptioa
of Citizens Saturday.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept 10. 1869.
This morning the President took walk into the
borough meeting and conversing with several Of
the citizens The President and family ana General
Porter to-day dined with william MoKennap. Th1
afternoon the President took drive. yhe public
reception OF the townspeope here has been fixed for
SATURDAY.
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NAME.

The Late Elecfion-Decrcased VOtc-s,ubstan.
tiaI Republican Majority.
AUGUSTA Sept. 10, 1859.
Returns from 2s3 cities and towns show q total
vote OF 70,9Sl. Chamberlain received 49, $685. Smith,
2s,259; Hichborn, 1854 Chamberlain's majority
over both is o055. The total vote Of the State will
not exceed Sc, 900. and Chamberiains vote will be-
according to this ratio. 49, 98S Smith, 49, $50; HIGH
born. 5,054. Chamberain's total majority u 1851.
The republicans have carried every county on the
local ticket except Aroost00k and Knox.
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Non.lntervention in Spanish Affairs.

PARIS, Sept. 10, 1859.
lie Public reports that at the recent interview with
General Prim the Emperor renewed his declaration
Of absolute nonntervention in the affairs of spain
and declined to accede to the request that France
should make representations against the recognition
OF the Cuban insurgents begerents by the United
States.
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FRANCE.

General Prfm's visit-The Prince Imperial.
PARIS, Sept. 10, 1869.
General Prm will have second audience with
the Emperor to-day or tomorrow.
city newspaper states that the majority OF the
Prince Imperial will be announced for his next
birthday, March 10.
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OPERA Bouffs JOURNALISM

(From the Hartford Post Sept. l4.l
Among other reports circulating ABOUT the papers
IL one thus put in form by the New York Sum-
reported Boston Mrs. Stowe so overcome By
the reception OF her article Lord Byron ha
she is quite ILL., Domestic scons grief assigned
the cause of her mprudence In publishing the article.
The whole OF this report Is untrue.
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SPAIN.

General Prim's Cure for Gaia.
MADRID, Sept l6 1880.
General Prim has telegraphed to the government
from Paris to use all diligence in sending troops to
Cuba
Good Feeling Towards the United States.
1912 MADRID. Sept. 10. 1869.
The difculties with the United States on account
OF Cuba are in fair way OF settlement
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LACROSSE.

"Big Injun" Van COtt-lamiIiarly known Teddy
Van Cott-with his 'gentle ssvages, Will hold high
festival at Jones' Wood to-day, for the last time
previous 70 their departure for the East.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
-~~~>~>~~~->~~~~-~~~~
English Opinions of Sickles'
Cuban Policy.
NAPOLEON FOR N0N-INTERVENTl0N.
Prim Advising Spanish Rein
forcements for Cuba.
Troubles of the Sultan and
the Pacha.
ENGLAND.
VAe Cuban Question and General Siclkles'
NOte-ssSeriOus Events' ut Home.

Vhe Cuban Question and General Siclkles'
NOte-ssSeriOus Events" ut Home.
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1862
The London Times has an editorial article to-day
On Mr.. Sickes note to the Spanish government on
the Cuban question, wherein 1t SAYS
I II was generally believed that President Grant
M0uld not interfere or allow interference In the
Es ss esous sn oe Sa
u pressure forced him to sanction the de-
mands upon Spain for the abandonment OF Cuba?
Nhere Ia doubt that the alternative offered spain
h her abandonment OF the island or American recog
hilton Of the insurgents. The probabilities are that
we are on the eve OF serious events The struggle
the government cannot resist the impulses OF the
people The name OF Spanish pride Is last kindling
IND the government in striving to checki Will soon be
distinguished. In the most tranquil provinces OF
Bpain come offers OF men and arms IN order that the
regular troops may 60 to Cuba The aggressive ",
policy Of the United States cannot be justified by
zion slavery for the abolition OF slavery has already
been decided upon. 1t is not the determination OF
70 resist the OF r. the aSs seV 9r
rance OF the island. Setting aside the question whe
Hher the to set Cuba free fair to Spain 1t
ls doubtful II war Of races might not ensue If the
1nsurreot0n not extinguished before the cessiOn
Qf the island. Under the present critical clrcum-
3tances the COrtes on reassembng Will have TO turn
ehelr whole thoughts and attention TO tue dncultleS
Ind dangers OF Cuba.
The Bank Statement-Stormy Weather and
Little News.
LONDON, Sept. 16, 1860.
The regular weekly statement of the Bank Of Eng
land, made public to-day shows that the amount Of
bullion In vault has decreased f19s 900 sterling since
the report Of last week.
The political news to-day Is unmportant.
The stormy weather still continues. Much rain
las fail len, and gales prevail around the coasts.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Comfy.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Gable up to the hour of publication;
also Telegraphc Dispatches from Cuba, HayN
and other points. 1t also contains the Currens
News Of the Week; the Fashions; Amusements:
Facetig; Foreign Intelligence; Scientific, Sporting.
Religious Political and Literary Intelligence; Wash.
ington News; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agrt.
cultural Budget, Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse. Dry
Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; financial and
Commercial Intelligence, and accounts OF all the
important and interesting events Of the week.
TERMs:-single subscription, g.; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, s.: Ten copies SIS; Single copies. dve
sentseach. limited number Of Advertisements In
serted In tho WEEKLY HERALD.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Arrival Of tho Har Grow in BOst0n-Tho
Case Of Mellen and Ward.
BOSTON, Sept Is, 1862
Messrs Loring and Fay Of the Harvard boat crew,
arrived here this morning. They speak in war m
terms OF the Inequalities they received Ia New York.
The Boston Committee gave them an elegant banquet
on the Fall River boat last night. No public recep
ton will be extended here until the arrival Of the
remainder OF the crew. William Blacke has re-
celved and accepted the Appointment OF PardOning
Clerk in the office Of Attorney General H0ar at
Washington.
The case OF Charles Mellen and Charles Fl. Ward
convicted of abstracting funds from the United
states ubTreasury, came before the United states
Circuit Court to-day on motion for new sentence.
Testimony was offered and arguments made against
the legality OF the conviction the ground that the
defendants confessions Influenced the verdict. The
case was reserved for future decision.
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Lord Clarendon mt Court.

PARIS, Sept. 49, 1859.
The British Minister Of Foreign Affairs, the Earl Of
Clarendon, is In town, and yesterday had an audi
onoe with the Emperor.
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Home runs--Jeweu, j Devyr, L; wood, IL Pfnkham, l.
Left on bases-Alson 8; Devyr, I; Pinkham, 2-total
Eckord Reach, Mcbride, Cuthber Fisher, Q; Sen.
letic, TO-
throws-Eckford, 8; Athletic o. On scaled bals'-Eck.
ford, 8; Athletics
a Hodes 2; Jewett, <-tota Eckford IT, Mcride Cuth
bert Fisler Sensenderfer 4; Meyerie, 81 Radcliffe,
Foul bound catches-.Jewett, .; Msysrie, l.
Base playful out by Allison, az assisted by Dsyyr,
Wood Put out by FISHER, Reach total Athletic, 81
assisted ~ Reach; " Mcbride, .; Cu'hber Fsler' II
Out on fouls-Eckford, 4; Athletic, s.
Total fielding errors-Eckf0rd, %; Athletic, o.
Umpire-Mr @. Mills, OF the Mutual Club.
Seorcrs-Messrs Simonson and West.
Time of game-Three hours and ten minutes
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THE AvONDALE FUND.
subscriptions in This City Yesterday.

subscriptions in This City Yesterday.
The following subscriptions to the Avondale fund
were received at the HERALD Office yesterday
TWENTY SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed piease find $28 so, subscribed by the en-
poyes or J. RUSSELL Co., for the Avondale suffer
ers az folOws:-
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Tho Bank Statement.

PARIS, Sept. 16 1859.
The regular weekly statement OF the condition Of
the Bank Of France Is made public to-day The bull
lion vault has decreased the extent OF 0O0f.
glnce last Thursday.
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MIR. Burlingamc's Visit.

Mr.. Buringame and the Chinese Embassy depart
Tor Stockholm early next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17
AGrnrian Murder.

Mr.. Treyne, O bauiG, was shot dead at Abeyderry
to-day. The cuprit, 1t is supposed, was a Fenian.
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or all descriptions
The celebrated Howard American Watches, MsNham
GENEVA Stem Winding watches, Gold Hunting Geneve
Watches for ladies and esaemen S5o and wy TO seoe
dooS below CanA ltgaek Watches senS ~ sEpresa q y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17

A.-Unanim0us Appr0val.-Bef0re PhalOu In.
troducsd his inestimable vITALIA OR SALVATION FOR
than ftv Thew have ali their thai
restores the natural color in from five to days The
change gradual but perfect and the article deposits
disgusting sediment does not stain the skin 10 harmless
and has q pleasant odor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17

PAMPHLETS, Law Reports. &C., Executed.
with quickness aud despatch per cent
other printing establishment In the city.
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17
The Cornell University Of tn
Entering Class.

The entrance examination OF the Cornell Univer.
sity has been In progress here for the past three
days. The number Of candidates has been nearly
four hundred and the entering class will be about
three hundred ana twenty, although the standard Of
admission was raised. The new students show
better state or preparation than last year. They re-
present almost every State of the Union. with sew
eral from Europe and the West Indies Six addi
tiona professors have been chosen, including Bay
ard Taylor and Charles A. SChaeffer lately Of the
University Of GOttingen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17

Thirty Years Practically a Regular Physi-
clan, to establish the durability OF Epilepsy and othes nor
yous Diseases Please call or ssn Cor references oress
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The Cotton Crop.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 10, 1880.
The prospect Of the cotton crop In Egypt favor.
oblo.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prizos Paid In Golf
The highest rates paid Tor Double "a
and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co. Bankers, Is Wa Iistrset NJ n
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Hends NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KestOraHon OF
gray hair TO lie original color BY PHAL0Ns viTALIA OR
Of science The article different from all the dyes"
'coores &c, 4c In USE as the product OF hvng ioun
nor the health and accompshss its beautyng work
thoroughly In from five TO ten days.
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Arrest Of q Noted Desperate.
ALBANY, Sept. 16. 1859.
Some time since . warrant Was issued to arrest
man named Adam Cole, one OF the most desperate
characters In the country. charging him with as
sault with deadly weapon on man named smith,
To-day 0ffcer Malone saw Q man in q restaurant
whom he thought was Cole. and while asking the
proprietor who he was Cole drew revolver and
rusned out on the street. The 0icer follow 3D. and
u chase ensued through dozen streets and over
three miles. Other officers joined In the chase. and
Cole turned on his pursuers, discharg1ng his revolt
yer three times as az many different pursuers. He
finally jumped into wagon and drove on furOusy.
the rens in hand and hts revolver In the other
Still the officers pursued and others were met some
OF whom attempted 10 jump into the wagon. At
last his way was blocked by o funeral procession
and the officers jumped into the wagon and secured
the Desperate He was committed on nve charges
OF using deadly weapon. Several shots were fred
at Cole. No one was hurt.
The New YORK letter mail due here at fifteen
minutes past twelve this afternoon was carried to
Rochester. 1t will be returned reaching here this
evening.
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'A.-Hentemem's Hafs.-Fall Fashion Now
resdy for inspection and sale ESPENSCHEIDS hanufsc-
tur0r, lis Nassau street.
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and has pleasant odor.
'A.-(sentlemen's Hafs.-Fall Fashion Now
resdy for Inspection and sale hanufac
turer, lis Nassau street.
At william Everdell's Sons, 1O4 Fultsa
street-Wedding Cards. Finest In the city.
A.-Rurnett's Fl0rimei; Exquisite Per.
resembling the fresh orders OF bouquet Has
equal and 10 for sale BY all druggists
All Landseer's, Faed's, Rosa Bonheur's
fine live Engravngs elegantly framed half BROADWAY
prices; best collection In America
nue. returns Pianos sold during the year ssdng
April I, 1862 Call and examine IS Union square,
A.-Iadies' Faces Ennmelled; also tho Pre-
paraon for sale, with instructions, BY n LAUSSON 100
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable, insaua-
neous Factory Is Bond street.
Cherry Pectornl Troches
something new, good and pleasant for cold
throat.
Cristadoro's UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House.
David's Fall Style OF Genficmen's Hats
~ Broadway near Duane street.
Everdelps, 3O2 Broadwny:.WeddinE and
Visiting Cards, Monosrams, initiated NOTE fspers moss
stylish in the city.
Gournud,s Oriental Cream, 81 50 Per Bot~
tie as Bond street. Of <53 Broadway and druggists
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Rase Ball Notcaa

To-day the Orentals OF this city Will play their re-
tuEp game With the AtapHos OF Ne Qapitollns. Zbs
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MMayoRk.
Health Of Sanford z. Cturch.
Rom rA~vu Cant IN loan

HooIth Of banfOfd Re Cburch.
RooHssrRK Sept 10. 1850.
Sanford z. Church still lies In critical condition,
with slight change from yesterday. He IL watched
BY his physicians and friends with intense anxiety
Burulpg Of tho Clinton House in Saratoga.
SARATOGA. Sept Is. 1859.
The alarm Of hre this evening about eight O'Clock
created no little ALARM The property destroyed was
known as the Clinton House, ON Broadway, aO0ye
Church street, owned by Metzger and occupied by
D0rner. This is the only Ore this season In Sara
toga. Loss $4,000; fully insured The fire il still
the control OF the Fire Department. j. Backals re-
sidence and shop, also the one adjoining, were de-
stroyed.
Captain e. Davenport, the Railroad King OF Ten.
nessee and the right bower or Governor Brow nlOw,
s o. the Congress with his family and four horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17

A.-Thc Haines' Bros. Piano Internal Reve-
LBS Pianos sold during the sadinG
April I, 1869. Call and examine. IS Union square;
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Cristadoro's Uurivalled HAIR Dye.-SOld
and applied at his and scalp factory No. Aston House.
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At william Everdelps Sons, 1O4 Fultsa
street-Wedding Cards. Finest Ia the city.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tho Best in tho
world. The only perfect dye; harmless reliable, nstanta-
Factory Is Bond street.
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Everdelps, 300 observation-disclosures and
Visiting Cards, Monosrams, initiated Note fspers most
stylish In
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Gouraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bot.
ue as Bond street. late Of 453 Broadway. and druggists
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The Steamship Cleopatra All Right.
HAVANA, Sept. 16, 1860.
The steamship Cleopatra arrived below the guard
ship tonight.
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A.-Burnett's Florimei; an Exquisite Per.
fune resembling the fresh orders OF bouquet Has
suuai In sale BY all druggsts.
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A.-Ladies' Faces Ennmelled also tho Pre-
paraon sale, with instructions, by n LAUssON, 100
hrnaA
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All I.andsecr's, Fned's, Rosa Bonheur's
fine live stock Enaravngs elegantly framed half Broadway
s. BRADLEY, 70 Liberty street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-12

Here is a ballad which Thackeray wrote, and
which sometimes he would good-humoredly sing
himself when pressed, in a grave, characteristic
kind of recitative each line repeated twice, 1t is
called
THE BALLAD OF LITTLE BILLIE.
There were three sailors in Bristol CITY.
Who took boat and went 10 sea.
But first witl4boef and captains biscuit.
And picked pork they loaded she.
There was guzzling Jack and gorpiug Jimmy.
Anu 'he youngest he was little Billee.
Now very soon, they were 50 greedy,
Ihey dldn't leave not one split pea
Says guzzling Jack to gorgipg Jenny,
am extremely hungaIee."
Says eorging Jim to guzzling Jacky,
we have no provisions, 50 we must cat we."
Says guzzIing Jack 10 gorging Jimmy,
80 gorging Jim, what a fool you be!
There's little BIZ is young and tender.
We're old and tough, so let's eat he.''
80 Bill. we're going to kill and eat you,
80 undo the collar Of your chemie."
When Bill received this information
he used his observation-disclosures.
80 let me say my catechism,
AS my poor nanny taught to me-"
smoke haste make haste, says guzzling Jacky,
While Jim pulled cut his snickersnee.
So Bill went up the ain-top-gallant mast
Where down he fell on his bended knee.
He scarce had come to the Twelfth Commandment.
When up he jumps, ''There's land see.
There's Jerusalem and Madagascar,
Ard North and South Amerikee
There's the British fleet riding at anchor.
With Admin al Nelson, X. G b.
SO when they came to the Admirals vessel.
He hanged rat Jack and logged Jimmee
But as for little Bill, he made him
The captain OF seventy-three.
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By HENRY wARn REEouER.

The first outdoor flower of this wear saw
at Peter Henderson's, In Bergen. NJ. It.
was dandetiOn. All the fields were vet
brown. The buds were all unswollen on the
tree or shrub The frost was scarcely out of
the ground, and on the shaded sides of the
fence 1t was yet untbawed. But there was
one dandeiloh that had got out its leaves and
shot up Its stem, and had opened its golden
pleeted lace as brightly as if there had been
no winter, anu as il it had never heard of
frost! 1t was at the east end of long green
house. Some seed, last summer, waited by the
wind, bad struck against the building. fallen
to the earth, been washed in close to the sill.
had sprouted and found its root; and now.
sheltered from the north, with direct and re-
fected rays OF sun upon it, il had come forth
first OF all the volunteers in the new sprinoI
Not one OF all the fine things contained in
the whole acre of elass-houses of Mr.. Hen
derson gave me SO much Measure WIN
should not the flowers within blossom early
aud finely? They had no winter TO battle
An artificial shelter and a stove c .u on To-
them summer in winter. They coud loo,
through the glass and see tbe lev storms
which never chilled them. But this SOLITARY
dandelion bad no nursing no protection. All
winter long it froze or. thawed as the capric
ious weather chose. And yet, no sooner did
the March sun begin to shine little warmth
upon it than it sprang up, wide awake, radi-
ant with new lIles and hailed the spring! No
pampered bantling was this. 1t owed moth
ing to care and kindness. 1t pushed its way
lnto bloom by its own inherent hardihood.
vi course, thought of the human dandelions
that had SEEM While hundreds of favored
children. schooled and Noted o;ve Inf tan-
der ard late hlossan, r non, nd tIan soma
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A Good Brick House to Let,
A Mo rill's Corner, containing ten finished
n rooms. Plenty Of wafer; good stable and gar
den spot. Possession immediately. Apply on the
Prem ses to Charles f. Morrill,. or
VIM. Il. JERRIS.
Real Estate Agent, under lancaster Hall.
Nav ). dit