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The New York herald., 1871-01-12
THE BEsIEaED CAPITAL.
TELeGaAEs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The Bombardp,ent Progressng-The Iuvalides
Hit-Artillery Cannot Capture Paris.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1871.
have received the following despatch, dated jan
uary s, from the NEW YORK HERALD correspondent
at Versailles. Your correspondent writes:-
PROGRESS OF THE BoMABRDMENT
II is reported that the French outwork at Billan-
court has been destroyed by the German fire. Fort
Nogent has recommended firing, while 1t il stated
that fourteen Of the guns In Fort Issy has been dis
mantled. Some shells from the German batteries
Lyons Railway, but with what effect Is unknown.
1t is even reported that the Hospital OF the Inva-
lldes has been hit.
ARTILLERY CANNOT CAPTURE PARIS.
In spite OF the severity Of the bombardment none
OF the forts have yet been preached. After breaches
have been made in them their capture involves an
advance OF the German infantry over open ground
exposed to the fire OF the French field artillery which
can sweep the country In all directions. Paris will
fall l believes but it will fall bv hunger and weari-
ueSSs ~ ueNcI Will NC ioiSCu W Oupieuiob0 W OIL
artillery fire even greater than that which have
yet witnessed here.
Bread Riots in Paris-The City Bombarded-
CapiiuIation Expected.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1871
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent in Brus-
sells teegraphs under date Of yesterday January 10y
the following intelllRence:-
BREAD RIOTS IN PARIS.
Intelligence received here iBrussels) from Paris
confirms the reports previously current of disturb
ances in the city. Serious bread riots have taken
place, in which the mob and the troops have come
into collision with each other.
AN EARLY CAPITULATION EXPECTED
On the 9th OF the present month shells from the
Prussian batteries ore said have fallen into Paris
and set fire to several parts. The capitulation
OF the city at an early date is confidently predicted
PROGRESS OF THE BoMBARDMENT-A MODERATE RE-
TURN FIRE.
LONDON Jan. IL, 1871.
The bombardment Of the Notifications Of Paris on
the NORTH east and south sides vigorously kept
up oil day Tuesday. The French returned mod
crate fire. The Germans represent that the return
fire Of the Parlsian forts flags per ceptibly.
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r r A N G E.
Herald Special Reports from
Versailles and Brussels.
TIE INVALIDEs HIT BY A SHELL.
Artillery Cannot Capture
Paris.
BREAD RIOTS IN THE CITY.
AN EARLY CAPITULATION PREDICTED,
General Chanzy i'm Full Re-
treat.
Severe Battle at VIII
lersexeI.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE VICTORY
General Chanzy i'm Full Re-
treat.
Battle at vii
1crSexeI.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE VICTORY
KING WILLIAMS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 10 THE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The BOmbardment Slower-Peronne Surren-
dered-B0urbaki Defeated.
BERLIN, Jan. II, 1870.
The Queen has received the following despatch
from The royal headquarters
VERSAILLES, Jan. 10, 1871.
owing to a snow storm and heavy fog the bom
bardment Is slower to-day.
Peronne has capituated, with 5000 prisoners.
Won Werder defeated Bourbaki on the 9th, south
OF vesoul. He took 800 prisoners.
WILHELM.
TILE RESlEAED GAo.TAI
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Vosges, and General Won Goeben will succeed him
at the head OF the Army OF the North.
DEFEAT OF aARIBALDTANs.
Versailles despatch OF the 10th SAYS that in an
engagement on the 9Th with the Garibal dians at
Montbard, In the Department OF Cote dor. our
troops were victorious.
SUCCESSES OF FAIpHERBEs CAVALRY.
General Faldherbe's cavalry had encounters with
the enemy on the Sth and 9th instant, aud met
with some success. .
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Diamonds Bousht and Said and Money
loaned on them, q. O. ALLEN, SIS Broadway,
under 81. Nicholas Hotel
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Gold Pens.
FOLEYsS dne Gold Pens and Pencils
Factory and 5alesrO0unA, 10 broAdW1y
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Cow Mixers shown Daily Milking Cows.
CALVIN BROS, ~ Broadway.
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Jouvenss Iuoderous Kid Glove Cleaner Re-.
eoed gloves instantly Sold by drugns1 ana deaies
In fancy goods. Price - cents bottle
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J. D. Smith & Co.'s Troches DnsarBsssed
FER Souehs Hoarseness and Sore Throat Depot Honrys
No COLLEGE place DITMAN CO.. Astor House Pharmacy.
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ClIrehuSh's nlnsive Wlgs.-L:die.' Orna-
mental Hair, superior In make, material and finish.
E74H Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHS.
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Mailed Free for d cents..Dr. knhn's Loc-
surss on Nervou. Debility Marriage 0o!lgssons aaS
mpedments and diseases arising from mp ruuonce villa
cassS from ac,usl practice. Address Secretary DR..
KAhnu Nuseum, 7<6 Broadway, New YORK.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray hrDN.
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CristadoroSs UurivaIled Hair Dyo.-S0Id
and applied his wig and scalp factory, No. sor House
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H>vaf Havana LOttery,-Priz0s Paid In
soid Informsuon furnished. The hyhes RATA paid fog
Hnuhioons and ali kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 3 CO., 1ankers Is Well etTeoh New York
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A.-Burnett's Cooking Extracts-The Best.
Five aix4a.
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Success IL Possible 90 Everybody In ss,me-
thngA chronological Examua&iou ak ~ RroAdv. ay will
tell yon what you can do bosts
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A.-Hazard & Caswelps
COD LIVER OIL Ia the best
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-07
Commissioners sale Of Land.

q, .,inus ofs deere, u TIE Chanssry
Court Of Pana,s raunfY, State 81 " ~iasippl,
fssdssrd issrrih on The itth day Of ucishsr
1870. 10 tho saii d c. Nools, 81 OIL tom.
bic assiHs Jsmes y Wood, ct o Ds.
f,ndaur No "a. In said c1sft will %
Commissioner ihsrrin appointed on Nosdsy
the 5ofh day Of %Isnusr, 1911 Of the Court
hpu., Of tsid county. IN The town OF Pamela,
snsr fot .Gle 81 public auction. 10 The hiFhcs,
bidder the following Is.ds 10 sid county Of
Psaols, % oil South west quarter u .%<etion
10, rswn.hip . Range . west, Norih west guar
ter Of section no. North vest quarter oi section
so, Ts~nship Q Range 8 vet Thirty-four
acres In South Eah quarter Of section ~, be-
invAll Of said quarter not before set spart a.
the Widow. dover to sane The south west
quarter Of section 10, Township o, Range u,
west, sasih west quarter Of Sc etio1 81, Town.
ship Q Range west,
Terms or Sale.
Tea per cent IL tho purchase money 10 hs
paid In cash, The balance on a credi, Of Pour
and Twelve months from the day Of 'ale. 4
I.r sent Iniersi from day Of sale, Bonds with
good security wiil h required fsr dsferr,d
payments
j. C. HARRISON
Comnissoutr
Nv MILLER d MILLER.
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No. s2i.

Ne. s2i.
WV. r. Smith
iron opening eomplaiusnts bill la this cause
ita Gearing TO The satisfaction Of the cour.
,ha' be dsfendan, 10 non vcsid..f fths Stats
Of \ s.issippi, and tina, no teside. Al or near
Mare ,tan, in tho county Of Bourbon 10 tho
State { Ksnsasand that said Manhattan IL be-
lieve' n be his post-ohice. II is therefore or
dsred that The said defendant, William 4.
Smith 90 enter his appearance he, elm, on or
lsfore the first day ofthe Aext term 81 said
touIt, to be holjes In and for said comfy OF
Panola, al the courthouse thsreofin tn etow OF
Pamela, on the fist Monday in January, A. D,
1870, and plead, answer or dcmur 10 the con-
rlsinants bill, or the same will I've taken ior
confessed a, 10 him. II Il further ordered
that q copy Of this order be published In the
Weekly Pamela Star, a newspaper printed and
published in the tawn Of Pamela in said county
or four weeks successfully, and that a copy
thereof he transmitted by mail, postage paid,
t the said defendAn, al Marr,atan, Bourbon
tounty Ksnsas.
Goa trus copy, &c. HARRISON,
Spencer, Col. CLERK.
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Chancsry Nstice.

Chancery Nstice.
The State Of Mississippi
fanola County,
In the Chancery Court Of said county, In
vacation before the clerk Of said Court nj bis
s6es in the tow Of Pamela, the 2lst day Of
Eovsnb Der 1870.
No. 3il.
Benjamin r. Cvwell Admins 81 all
. vs.
Hiram Raney et al.
Cpes opening complainsnts bill in the casss
happ-sring TO the satisfaction Of this Court,
that tbs tnnown heirs Of Miriam Evans dece-
ased, who was an heir of al Law cfwillism Ra-
aey deceased, are non resident Of the State and
whose names and residents cannot BE- aseer.
tanned af,ei dilirsnt inquiry, are Defendants in
the case. II isthersfore ordered by the Court
that the said defendants, to wit, The unknown
Asirs Of Miriam Kvans deceased, do enter their
appearance herein on or before the LIST day Of
the next term Of the Court, 10 be holden in
aad for said county Of Panols, at the Ceurt
Hosn thereof In the town Of Panels, On the lot
Nsnday Is January 1871, and plead anrwsr or
densr . the complsinants bill, or The same
will b taken for confessed a. to then.
1t isfrthsf srdered that seopy II the sr-
Der b pubiisbes II ths "wssklya PAaela Star
. nevspspsr printed and psblissed in the
ssvn q Pa.sls, il MD county fssr weeks sac.
ssxivsly.
4 trus ~py
c. HARRISON.
CLARK.
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~txefutors Eotiec.

Hsving sbtsinsd Letters Testanentary o.
tbs Estate of. , Pops Deed. At The October
isrn Of the Chancery Court Of Pamela County
kis;.ipri, nstics l. hereby given to all per-
sons iadeblsd 10 ssid Estats 10 come forward
and sstass 1bose having claims agAinst ~
Estate laust haSs tAen pfsbAted y The lspn Ill.
rscts IN ssch sass Or thsy viii " forever
baarrsd,
=. CsLlnAx.
Nsv-1s Exr' u Esssts u y. Z. Pore
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arlm sal.

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tffisf g. assk I'll ne feht Die sfi isisffsi
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hoaIs thereon,
r.uzANsE
Sheriff
PtAsla Dee Pad 1919
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BULLS
ARl / 1 A..
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith,

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
bis mother
Benton Barracss, Mo-, April 30 1866.
pa JoHS BuLL--near Sir; Knowing the
efficacy OF your Sarsiparilla, and the healing
and beneficial q%unlitiesi ii possesses, | send you
The following statement of my case,
was wounded about two year, sro-ua,
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
being moved so often, my wounds have not
healed yet. ! have no, sat up q moment
since ! was wounded. am shot through the
hip, Ny general health Is impaired, and
need something 10 assist nature. have more
faith in your Sarsipsrills than In anything
else. | wish that that IL genuine. Please ex-
press me half a dozen bottles, and ohlige
Carr. G. r. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, No.
r. $ The following VA, written April 40.
1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
johnson,
On. 'JoHS TuLL--Dear Sir: Nv husband.
Dr.C s. johnson, skillml surgeon and
physician In Central New York, where h. died,
the shove @. P. johnson to my care
thirteen years Of age he had a chronic diar-
and s%crofula, for which | gave him your
IT CraEp HIN. have for ton
years recommended it to many in New York,
Iowa and Ohio, for scroinla, fever sores, and
debility. Perfec, success. has attended
L. The csres Effected ~ 'ont cas,, Of .crofuic
md ferer sores ss,ctrs almost miraculous. am
'nxious for my Son 10 again have recourse 10
POUR Sarsapsrilla. He is fearful Of getting a
article, henc. his writing to YOU for II.
wounds are terrible, but believe he will
'eeover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Ne IoHs HILLS


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&C. eafsi By snhgis bottle uhs srfsr'
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sssr prsisnl ard To- etsfY fshs wafs 'sfisin
~ slrs. ~ lss BE- continued Iu smaller i~s'
m = west ~ to amer ihs fitshss haa hcsh
tb'rtsi mpf. esps laliy IN AITealt snd long
Standing r,'st imalIy ttp medicine vim
n1i t.1uire shY AID 10 kssp me bues''In good
orlsf should No patient h%orsvsf rsqulr, =
eatiattif msdiains sasf having iskt1 flrss ~
four dpis. If The tonic. q single iusc n BtLL =
VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will b.. 500.
client.
Da Jors Rrtts Principal uhc..
- 20, ira, Cfss' Street
Louisville ~
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERs.
Authentic Docaments.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

Stony Point, White Co, All. Nay %, IS.
On Jcax BrIE-npear III, Lat February, !
was a louisville purchasing drugs, and | got
some n your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitten.
Ny s~nn-in-iaw, who vas With me in the store
hes - down with rhsumstsn for soms tine,
Ned on the Bgtters. ma roon soura M
geAsSl health improved.
d. Qttl who has bssa Il Ma health. ,y,.a
sAsn - he also improved
D.. 0rdee, who h6 besn n bad health q,
sessrsl ysau-stcmssk ~ Iss~ sfFsrssd--h.
imprcye4 ssry machhy ~ Ne N yvsv Bltt%rA
lndsee - Csdron Htthrb kassniveh yoa srsss
poRslfl1y In thia ssSslseA fshlsi | cosii
III > bseat quantity n ~ incidence TIN
MI Gveeaally ycar Oedrsa nittsrs and Sara.
sss'sS sn's = M A'RlAls, ar e netss'
(. j. WALKER.
pspafsl By D.. Jssr estt Il liz Labsatsr,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12

Though that desirable class OF girls j. ~
no means extinct, still they are not 80
numerous a. might be wished. There j.
nothing half 50 beautiful. or delightful, or
30 loNabie. ~ nice girl. One OF those
lovely, lively, good-naturcd. sweei-faced,
amlabie, neat, natty. domestic creatures.
met within the sphere of home" dIrfusing
around the influence of her goodness. like
tie e>>enCe of sweet flowers.
nice girl j. not the languishing beauty.
dividing on a sofa. and discussing the last
novels or opera. or the girane-l Ike creature
sweeping Enthusiastically through the draw
m--rooIn- The nice girl may not even
play or dance WELL aud know nothing about
using her eyes or coqu ting with n fan.
lie o. yer lIn@u>hes, she il too active
She j. not given la sensation novels. she ~
iOn busy Ia public she l. not in front
showing her shoulders: she sit, quiet aud
uuohiru>iSe at the back of the crowd, M Il
kelly. Ia fact. IL l. not often We discover
her Home i her place.
" ho rises briine aud supei intends the
morning meal: Who makes the toasts and
he tea. buttun> the boys shirts. and wa
ters the flowers. feeds the chickens, and
hrightens up the parior and sitting roou !!
l. 1t the laliguisher or the giraffe, or the
''rieg NJ; Not Bit OF IL; it's the nice
yo ~ girl.
Her maiden toilet is made in the shortest
possible time, yet how charming IL is done,
and how elegant her neat dress and collar
Not presenting her cheek or brow like "A
| line girl, hut an audi ble smack. which saws
plainly, Il love you ever SO much" Ifyou
covert anything, it's one OF the nice young
girls kisses.
Breakfast over, down in the kitchen TO
see about dinner and all day long she is
| up and down, always cheerful and light
| heart q. She never Ceases TO be active
| aud useful until day Is all gone. then she
viii polka with the boys. or read sing old
songs and play old tunes to her father and
mother for hours together. She is a per-
| feet treasur-, is the nice girl. When sick
| ness comes it j. she who attends with un-
wearied patience in the sick chamber
There mo risk, no fatigue she will not
| undergo. no sacrifice that she will not
make. She is all love. all devotion.
| have often thought it would be happiness
TO be watched by such loving eyes and
tended by such fair hand.
One Of the most strongly marked charae-
istics of a mice girl is tidiness and sim
plicity of dres. She Is invsriable associas-
ed in our mind with high frock, plain col
lar, and the neatest of neck ribbons, bound
with the most modest little brooch in the
world. / never knew mice girl" who
displayed profusion of rings and bracelets.
or who wore low dresses or splendid
bonnet.
l say again, there is nothing in the world
half SO beautiful, half so intrinsically good.
as a mice girl" She is the sweetest low
er in the path Of life, There are others
farmore stately, far more gorgeous, but
these we merely admire as we 60 by. II
is where the daisy grows that we like rest.
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The Household.

>ruNDE PyppI>".-Onr quart Of milk
"nr cup 81 -four. sali. seven egg. bake
".r hour or NOR, and eat with sauce .
RICH cream sauce j. very nice
TEA>>rAgrNr soar Shave Ia thin slices
onr pound of brown bar soap. and put 1t
% 'uuk bottle with half a pint Of alcohol.
Without oork.ug tie bottle place il In a
basin containing water. put the basin on
The stove and boil ten minutes then re-
'ao,e thu bottle froin the water. aud turn
oui lse liquid - cool. Before cold. add \
ic~ drops Of oil u her=gmpni or lemon 20
scent
HrE>,--Thc following j. said tc be an
cNcclei; remedy FOR burn Take tart
apple and simmer IN lard until Ii forms a
>a.sc. il Will heal burn quickly. ami al
wa1~ ithout a scar.
MEN ENGIANp HuAr FrprI>o SIX
crackers powder uuc, one quart n boil
iug milk. one spoonful of -four. one cup ~
brown sugar. TX eggs. rai>ins. currents
and mixed spices - taste Bake and .ers G.
with sauce.
fRlCA>>EK or PsEsNT> Boil In milk
TIL They are soft, then cut them length
wise into blts iwo or three inches lon.
and simmer IN white sauce made Of two
spo1n>ful OF broth. n bit OF mace. half Il
cupful OF cream, 4 hi; Of butter. and some
-four. pepper and salt
LfNpN PJppING.-Beat half a pound uf
butter "a cream. with half "A pound Of
powdered white sugar, then add Ia IL eight
eggs well beaten, with the juice and graf
81 peel OF one large lemon: stir w-ll
Line 4 dish with pun paste. M IL with the
pudding and bake in a moderate oven.
The DISH to bake In should be az inch
deep II Will De spoiled BY baking n the
least too much or not enough.
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The Farmer 5 Convention


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''.i." "''a i.1i.ii> '' iH' SraSNhorper
i-'"- a. '"' several counties II al
I'"irt. 'AA' "A4t '"'>c p'>t> were more
s-a" "'IatA numerous az over ihe state.
H7'"' 'l ."' ''N.'i'> were h'shlF favored
!-s' 'h Ar""Nio"k Their numbers hardly
'N.t. a.''H '.'ii- !" iiAA'"' r. Fenoh>coi.
il,..a knox au. York - q whole. their
farmers ,,,-r,. ft,.r.d while if I.,>,,-,,ri.
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The Blight in Pear Trees.
Go be continued

Several nurserymen in Geneva, n. Y,
are using salt freely in their nurseries, at
from two hundred TO four hundred pounds
an acre yearly, and say that it has a whole
some tendency To correct the tendency to
blight; also to prevent it for the future.
Certainly it is that where used there have
been less indications of its prevalence than
in other parts where il was not used. II
is believed that salt is TO play q very i'm
portant part in agriculture as . top-dress
ing or for mixture for fertilizers. 1t is
now. with lime, the best of all applications
to mix with muck and reduce it to friable
condition. Iron shayings and copperas In
solution have also potash manure, have
been found of special efficacy in restoring
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12

kEEFING EGGs FuR NI>TER.-In August
! generally commence saving eggs, and
ain very careful 10 save only good fresh
% q. take boxes which hold about IL
doc n; but on the bottom a layer OF oats,
and set INV eggs ali point downwanis, 50
that rot one touches the other, until the
laYcr j. full. then cover with oats and make
another layer. aud - on until the box j.
fnl. and then cover and SET ia n cool. dry
place. where II dos-s not freeze. until used.
! have followed this WAY for thc last twenty
years. and cannot >ay that | ever lost more
than one or two out Of iiity, and then gem
orally found that Il was knocked or put
down un>ound. use small boxes. 80 that
| can use first the eggs which | put down
first | have never thought Of changing
my WAY. although | have real 50 many
WAYS 10 do 1t, FOR instance. In ashes In fat,
in ilmcwaier. and even In vanishing them.
because nv way seemed to me the SIM
rle>t ana clcanest and | am Just sure to
have good eggs next February and March,
which ! lay 10 now. a. can have good
eggs now There j. no danger 81 having
"a mu>iy taste 10 the eggs Il YOU keep them
in adry place and are CAREFUL IL use dr.
oats 4 Firmor'. WI. ~ CoHHfrn '.sa-
ulHrH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12
poetrp.
Over The Hill to the Poor House.

To those VITO have cried and laughed
over the original of over the Till to the
Poor house" we commend the followin.
iudicrous parody To Orpheus c. Kerr. WHOSE
reverence for the pathetic i noticeable in.
commensurate with his Wit:
over the hill to the house,
VI, wife and children dear;
We march in -ad procession
Prom uut oi the farm house here,
And all the broad green acres
I've ulled a. bos and man
A.. Sold to the heartle>- stranger.
Beneath the sheriff ban.
MANY a good wears hvin'
They've yieide.i us ami ours
Whcu mine was fnll daA'- walking
Through wheat and rprp and dower-
tor wa- frceholA owner
A. far a. the eve could see.
AHi never = note nor mortgage
pn Whist belonged 10 me.
Aua then 20 think Id fool a.
H. These my gray-hairea iavsf
And theu t. think III fnllrN
~ -trauEe new tangled wav-
n seemed my hFaIu wa turning
When Or,eis,- e. book came out
And What be- Knew of farmIu'
r-t tempted me Ca doubt
thought experience kim
And tpok FROM Que nus art
W hn -ay- sll men are "lar-.~
llke DAVID In hi- heaIt
Au3 IS hat 'yith .uh sotI llagEhiu
And drainage far aui wide.
n, iAui booklet like an earthquake
Had just broken Ont and dFiCsi.
Ana Whist with luldin. pss-E-n-
That co~i. Iaush a. -.lk
Ard FEEDING COVE On butter
T. rai-e fff.-h buitsa-milk
Aut herp.H rust" from u hcai-cr4ft-
81 -ugnklel Nil'- control
Ar3 riaUtin' stack with br,.asu caru.
H i-llkc She Nr.-sin- grow Whol,.-
Man fhau-ail l..flsr-
n .'rt- wuE-e than thr,.sn aNaA
Aai many another Thousand
tat tu d.it- o. t.af:
I,i.f .~o-e i~-ytlse dead broke rrr
u ben o. rails. them tri..i
y, hurs ID LAS the Bsr,k said
VI geese al -ric ani side
Nti chem behold the >hcr7a
] levy pA It al.
VI hts&'Fe an hose, and morfgas5.
iirEHu ! kc leaves g. ilii
oar very t-.i- and i-unin
iif -s,zeI urs.u and took
Ata ihr HulF ulinE be- uoultuF
A- Nj Creole i-a-,k
AMI nrvor may NJ efreict
r. -aa - isv--
80 even so 20. ruafnrHt
" heu * VIA zap The Ehp-t.
H. for-.r- sUr ia-s - a5-fDr
To rti-nr The Ilo-tau PIT