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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LAW YERs.
ENOS K HALL,

J. J. ENos, DANIEL HALL
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and
Solicitors in Chancery. Office over the
First National Bank, WATERFOWL, Wis. 9
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G.. B. SKINNER,

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
IA Has complete abstract of the rec
ords of ali titles and membranes on
real estate in Jefferson county. Office over
Bank OF Watertown, Wis.
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PLY SICIANS.
w. G. SPALDING,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, and Elk
aiming Surgeon for Pensions. Office
In Johnson's Block, corner of Main and lst
streets.
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THE SCORE.

Innings 2 8 5 Z So
Katy DIds....l 2 o 3 8 2 8 2-2s
KATY Didn'ts o 7 q s S-2t
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DR.. NJ. N. BARBER,
JE w ELEHS.

TLECTIC Physician and Surgeon. Office
T. over A. Peterson's store.
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

parts OF Lorraine mes peoped by his count rymen.
WIN. undoubtedly. nsOtn D. 0prfo, be willing, mind
ful Of saying OF Lotharlus l., "TenoOrd sn@tduur
RI nos muiaD,u IN ufs" - part with ns district OF
the formerly Polish province OF Posen, In which the
population has thonght sholr nationality w0rtny ~
being conserved. "Qnid prO QUO" always has been
his favoric motto; he will readily exchange lew
square miles 0t territory and a few huudrci ihoas-
and al ma cOnicnr subjects for the sympathy aud
good Will r twenty millions OF a warliko race.
TIE INTRINSIC vAfUE or rOSgN
and the fortress Of like namc a. buwarK against
Russian aggresionS. covering the str2gctica nc OF
the Vssuia v0nld be cnricned by dls ocatin9 toe
Russian rcntler, and through the tnicrrOs,tion or
an empire oil vital power, hut not aggressive IN lis
character II is historical fact. ana one. at pre-
sont, NOT whhou, 81 niAeancc, that the roies were
never parucuar as to the nationality OF their King
They wouu rcaii accept ~ their king scion ef
the house ui iiohcnz0llern or any other German
Prince. l have hccn Informed by tho very best
authority that negotiations, ~ to tbs point. arc
pending WI Il the secret u0veram:nt of Poland at
LOnl0n. Iha choice Is Between Prince Carl OF
Frusaa and frilcc George OF SAKE. The f0rmer Is
IN character AMI habits sympathetic TO tho Poles,
the lattcr would ascend throne ol0o ana for gene.
ratloAs II possession OF his family
The New York herald., 1871-11-08
PlNANJ!iL And COHHHaClAL.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY. nov. p 81. Nj
The wall street markets were closed ana the h0ll-
cav observed With rather more fdetY than was
generally Anticipated, for the dealings in stocks
were liaited to the sale Of q few thousand shares
anu the dealers to kaos or dozen or OF specu-
lators ana brokers, whose nervous interest," In the
course OF prices drew them the street In spite Of
the Stock Exchange resoluuons In tho market
thus established some little change was made In
prices as compared with the closing figures OF the
previous evening. Lake Shore In all It's multi
form varieties was decidedly stronger, and the
rest OF the list abaut the same, except West
ern Union Telegraph, which was fraction
lower. The market broke up towards one
O'CLOCK, leaving the following quotations as
starting point for wednesday mornlng:-Kestern
Union Telegraph, GA 6.7s; Pacific Mall, 46 48A;
New York Central consolidated, 9oIs o OIL; New
YORK Central scrip. SO s6H; Ere, 29ss 2oh;
Reading lo9H lo9H: Lake Shore, 1881 lo37s;
do. new, S5X . SC; do. SCRIP 7sA . 7sh; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, IAN l25; Chicago and North
western, 6o7s q ol; do. preferred, 81 s9la; Rock
Island, 1924 1925; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 81 q
57A; do. preferred. Tx 7ih: Toledo, Wabash
and Western, 6iss 6l1a; Ohio and Mississippi,
S9x S0H Union Pacific. 214 241s.
Gold sold at lllX. which price was sometimes
bid ana sometimes asked. few sales were re-
ported at 112.
Foreign exchange was dull and unchanged.
The money market was without quotation far
as the street was concerned, the brokers between
themselves having made their engagements until
Wednesday, ana The banks allowing their loans TO
stand over.
The only trade In government bonds was over the
counter ana confined to small lots. The list LETT OH
as folows-Untcd States currency SKIES, 1llli
11la; do. do 1881, registered, ll514 1875 do do,
coupon, ll6h 1l6sl; do. 1ve-twenties, registered.
May aud November, 1l0A 1ll4; do. do lsG2,
coupon, do, nix 11lH: do. do, 1864, do. do,
LII q nix; do. do, 1865, 30. do, 11X 11ls&;
do. do, registered, January and July, 1lal4
1l35t; DO. do. 1861 coupon. do, l131s ll3h;
do. do. 1857, do. do, l13& 113X; do. do. 1865,
DO. do, 1l3S l13ys; do. ten-forties, registered,
100 a 109A; do. do, coupon, 1904 1coh.
despatch from Hannibal No., announces the
success yesterday OF the New York printed ticket"
In the Hannibal anu ST. Joseph election anu the
defeat consequently OF the old Boston direction.
This implies the removal OF the Offices to New YORK
and future management OF the road N the interest
OF the Wabash company. The last recorded sale Of
Hannibal and st. Joseph was at e5
The earnings OF the ST. Louis and iron Mountain
Railroad for the month Of October an Increase
OF s47, COL as compared with the corresponding period
In 1870.
The exports exclusive OF speciel from the port os
New York to foreign ports. for the week ending
November I, 1871, were IS, &C., ,2G..
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COURT CAleNDAsS-iA.s 9sl.

suPREMn COURT CIRCUIT Part Held by Judge
Sutherland. Nos 243n, 537, los, 2l1. Is, l2i, ls7
1885, 19s%. s. ls5, 32 333, 81, 34s, 3s0 $685. 4o7,
A7. Part 2.--Adjourned Tor the term.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-fRiAL TERM-Part /
9s3, Ola 1905 15l. sy5 5lo, $685. 1925 43G 1927, sos,
50i 80d slz, e61. s72. Us, 1885, $40. mat Termfars
2-Hcld by Judge Larremore Nos. Ss7, 9t5, 947
9ee 1885, 1916, lU4o 1850, 0ol 1882 1858, 1854 1856,
1856 1901.
surERIos CouRr-TRTAL TERM-Part 2-Ecld BY
Judge Jones Mos. $50, lSols, 1915, I0sv, ll60
49, Illo, l70 ll4S, sSs, Gl2, ll2o. ll56 20, Sss,
$40, $50, II, S2i.
MsRiSE CorRr-TRIAL TEaM-Part 1--IIed by
Judge JoachImsen-Nos. G3lo 6'49. 1922 772o, 6siv,
63s2. 6s4e. '23t 7lil, 7-65, 1898, '6J4 1870 1soi
SsO2 Part Held by Judge Gross-Nos. 6l34,
car, 71ig, 73i 7422, o5,7, 6so2, 6oJl. 63s osol.
568, esl3, O99} 659o, 69g4. Part s-ield by Judge
Curs.-Nos. ESQ 6J5j. 1881, 1885, 7sil, 7o55, 1855,
1910 7Jll 1917 ssl3, 1914, 1915, 1915, 1917, '9lS
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

The ocean esdoe has q policy on the J. D. TAOmp-
son, OF New LAd0n. There Is insurance In the
CHINA o1ce, Boston, 70 the amount OF $1,000 on he
kmiiy MorSaa, 49, on the Euyen'a. 1910 on The
on tAe Henry ra'er. The Contest IS Iullv Insured
seven eightns o! her catchings New York and the
the John We Is was wal insured. Tue Orlole Is
fully insured ~ tbs city; SO is the Roraan. the
amount being about s5s, 80. There Is $50. $50 H.
surance on the Rel deer. The William Rotch was
entirely Owned by Captain Barnard Cogsn. Of
Newark. N. D.. ana Was partially insured III New
ana some The Aary, or Ed artown, az out or town
oflCeA Messrs George Matthew Howland l0.o
largely ana have no insurance. MT. James II. How
land and Mr. Joseph TaDer owners Of shares In sew
eral vessels, ara not insured.
VALUATION or THB NEW BEDFORD VESSELS AND
OUTFITS.
Tho valuation OF the New Bedford vessels With
To aa NM yniIn NJ ~ uauf al
The New York herald., 1871-11-08


sSs & Is, w = = Tpgs lssisos Co.
Shp @ nsnasv, .asnn, '....' j. ~W. r. " in@ = Co.
Bars iars Honsora. mss"Sh.''': aslew aownna
Lak ili1 .beln swin....... .sw,i. : Alien
Bark Eusenn n............... si, anen' s,i
Bark Bark .V Sa1ny: :.a l. &oaG sfs
BarS ae,. Geo. Matthew Ilowiand
Bars neafy s,ossa So5s.a Co.
sars sars 1S1n !. as.ss".e.s Alien.
Bars aiisersa ........, ,hsn,.s knowles Co.
Bars >. ver crocser...........J = T; moai 4 Go:
BARK Koinan ...................Wt " tam Watkins.
BARK seneca. ........... loaa, sow son.
nars ihea.s pchason ;,, Matthew owand'
rne entire .eei RON inis port at the commence
men. o, me season was twenty y-nve, iuciudlng paik
Urio.e, before reported iost LEAVING iorr savcu. ave.
nen. Niillam .. Broaheli, agent Witn zo' ouieis
wnue Oh: snip pane: Webster, captain MafNin.
William o. irowneli, age.it, witn -5J harreis wnae
OH. snlu Lapoaa Captain Swiit jonathan bourne,
Jr, agcnt, with 80 barre!s wnae Oil; park Midas,
CAPTAIN damIli William y. biOwne, agent With
S.J barrels wnae AMI i4l Darreis sperm Oil. From
EJeaI,own the lol.owing are reported lost
onip champion, ufaiton y. Co,i',s. ~. agent
Snlp Europa Is saved aud has $50 barrels wnaie
There were two vessels from New London, both oil
Bars D. u. thompson, Williams Barnes, agents.
Bars Mcntce!lo, Williams haven, agents. no,, .,
There W re slsu Two from San francisco, uotn Vi
Bafk tior,da, sherwood Co., agents.
BARK Car,ultA Hutcnnson Nom Co., aRents
the vessels IN the Arctic neet from Honolulu are
all reported lost, as iollOws:-Ship Julian priss
Victoria, kOnola, Comet add The Portla. BARK Aic-
tic. owned Uy Charles Brewer 4 CO., OF bos,on,
hating from Honolulu, Is saved, Win 40. oaIle.s
wnaie oil Tie whole Northern neet, as ABOVE
reported mas either been abandoned or arrived IN
Tnc eaten at the Nerth saved by the six vessels
which have arrived at honolulu only iools up tue
,ncnU,e nount Of 4S6 barrels whale and l40 bar
re,s me rn OIL ie stock IN 1rst hands IN the coun.
iry on the lst INST was ony 900 barrels held by
c,s,nrara,iyeIy lew houses, and although the price
w,i 10 up 1t WIN not help Qua me large body q
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4 LBERT g. WhI.DRON, AUCrTOyEER.
IA eacsrooms IOs Liberty III Cedar and IS Church sire

A pcrION NoTiCE.-R T. nAzELL. AUCTIoNERR
N This day, WEDNESDAY, NoveInberS, n
1V9 O'Clock. saesroon, liz Lhamcers street,
Heavy and shelf Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Frcrcl Tinned Ware, &c., &c-s
In lots To suit city and country trade
Catalogues muruig Ut salc.
II. I. ilAzEI.L CO.,
Auc.ionoerg, ll3 Chambers street.
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Tho valuation OF the New Bod ord vessels With
outfits, as tney sailed, n aS iolOwS:--

Total including the William Rotch) o,7
The valuation OF the Champion. OF Edgaltown
was $4,000: the J. y. Thomson, OF New London,
SA00 Az general thin. the depreciation or ves-
sells and consu ii pI OF outfits IA cQualled by tho
amount OF catchinga l06k
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

The other oniccs decline 10 give anv agurei IN dc.
tai at present. We learn that ths gross amount OF
losses oi Inc Union Mutual aal1nc INSURANCE Com.
rany ~ a 'ont t5lan) and OF tho 0ceaii Mutu
insurance COMPANY about sl13.000. 1nc Union VIII
10 aoc 10 ray ell ITS losses aad have s1Jo0oJ sur.
plus remaining by caing In scrip, ana the CON-
nerciai mas surplus sunlcicnt TO meet us loses.
Tnc ucean VII be onl gel u MAKE an a. sessncnt
on IT'S IS ck NOES Tie totals OF losses here ylyel
include tho-c ON tn ,Iole reported lost somo
weeks since. II tnp0ssbie to get full reports OF
insurance from any otncr source hut the insurance
c0mDanies. as nearly every vessel - owned IN
number OF small shares, and each owner exercises
his own diScreti0, al out Insurance. Tne Olo wing
Is m lnCOMQeta LIST uf lnssc. lLuiNn Qllca=
The New York herald., 1871-11-08
MARRiAG IS AND DEATHS.
nInrried.

nInrrled.
EARIE-TuTTLE-On Monday, November q, at
Calvary Baptist church by Rev. robert >. McArihur
FERDiSASD z. EARLE TO hrs. LILLE J. TurTLE
botn ol THIS city. No cards.
EiLisoN-CRAFTs.-in Christ church. Lenox,
Mass. on thursday, November z by the Rev.
Justin Field commodore FRANCIS B. ELLISON,
Unhed States Navy, to MARIANNH MASON CRAFTS,
daughter OF the late Hon. Jeremiah Mason, OF Bos-
ton.
The New York herald., 1871-11-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
LLEE ~ MINER, AuCTIONhER
"A BY ALLIr u. hlNEK x BROTHER
HENRY X. LfEDS h MINRR
(Es.ablIale,l iS1i,
WEDNESDAY, HllN.NKER

"A BY ALLET .. hisEs BROTHER.
HENRY n. u ias Ebs 4 msnn
wrpsissiDs4'Ys,' siss's's'' 'sl',EIsS.nlsrna Isss,ls
NO. wksr S si;Tin ss. Il s sasr pss s We y,u
HAspsoss 10 s = 81, ssn gSa ss4ss5 i,sss srsmwAr
the property Of a family soias soroai
Parl'r-French Mequs,s Carpets rich reps Iaubrequ,ua
and Lace cu-iEs carved s wooa SUITE IN cherry corad
h,a srs, elegant broaze aud marsie Clock cauaea
x inch ssr W Ss ass ar sceonpsnnsa eoM
sosswo,d ecaye I1ago with tnl ros, sners made V
cealrs Tablo. t,acy chairs. 10. &a.
and ss ,s nS and .ss ass s Ss.
snsd hair Maltrsiaes saors and Pillows Fnks Lyons
TAI n.Ds .nd ccrp: oak gsss r1.,ss.
Halls s-O.closh wslnu. Ia. Stand wn.sa stair a.
''' - sArUSD%i. Hssov8mBrR II.
o. tSSnoers seass and a. !; ; ..s,
eene@ heusensia fUnsro removed for csnvenIenes -
A ~ SEssas. .. fs.fi.Sosni 5. pnS6oasisr %.
that hey VII sell. tsraa.n aaaasaVs tho
JouNsrSS eSs's : y yss Nss'rr; TAssphr.
'sssiH :. sssir wen sncws Ss ssIosssen. aIsssnsl1
tho ans eonec.io. Of xarbs s.saar ever offered a .a
:Sn They naTs Ss.s sy Mr. sn who
~; as5s.stDss Esrs :sTsa :, sr,c,rs ~
m this
ARE OF AN fNTIRELY aEw DHSI N.
Tho above exhibition, and will be sid thfs
dav and Thursday, November 9th End 9Th. commrncinx
each day Al II ocosk at their saesroon Nassau sos
A LARGE. RICH HOUSEHOLD. r RNIrURE SALE
IA Over zoo lots, 1890 worth. - magnificent Housh
Furniture HENRY Yin, Auctonscr, soils this day o0fn.
mencnI at 1ol9 0socs story 0Anson, Ia We1e
Twenty sixa street. viz brilliant toned IA octave rsswon4
Panoorto rich PaOr Suit in sntn brccie AMI SILK rnpse
Mirrors. Paintings. Lace Curtains, Brussas Carpes: also
Bedroom sus in wood and walnut single and doNnie
Resisteaes Burraua wardrosss crci hair sprng Sed7s
bedda Hc also Dnin Eoom, Basement and Ktchen Fur
nt'ire &e Cutlery China Gas5warc Furniture, Lounges,
Clocks &c. Sule positive.
A UCT1ON. AUCTION. AUCTION.
n This "WEDNESDAY afternoon, at IL O'Clock,
Over 81 ,,0S0 worth AMI $40 OF
magnificent Hors0hold Furnuo Piauosa Carpets, rich
Parior suits Mnrors Pnintngs Curtain, Works Of Art,
Mt The elegant privao rosaolce OF w Y. Richards, Esp,
S53 West Forty second bocS broadway
near Seventh syerua.
Vevct Brussels Carpes mngntSc Pnr0r SuiB coverod
with the richest description OF san broca el and NM
Curtains Bronzrs, Wsrks o ART St,tunrv, Paintings
Clocks Vases Cabinea eicd AMI naid Tables Bookcase,
PArog Desk, Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges.
Stool Cover and Music C1b'ne, st $S75;
rosewood and walnut Chamber Sus style OF Louis Xlv.l
Bedsteads Breaus NGsb;ttnds. Coumotcs. spri ~ ann
hair Mattresses @sddng SOFAS Chairs hocsers, ssvfo4
with and hnircoth Sde1onrd Extension Table, Dining
Chairs, China Glass, Crystal Silver Wae Cutlery, Bas0
ment and Servants Furniture. Sale poiEo 0oods paeted
And delivered for purchaserl Il. NICHOLS Aucttoneor
The New York herald., 1871-11-08
Died.

ERAISE.-SuddenlY, on Monday, November 0,
ANNIE NIEBUilR, wife OF ]. Wentworth Braine, In
her 35th year.
Tue relatives and friends ore respectfully invited
to attend tue funeral services on Thursday, No
vember .. at twelve oclo.k, from the residence OF
her mother. Mrs. Mary Ncbuhr. George street, near
Forest avenue, Morrlsanla- The Harlem Railroad
tram leaves Forty-second street at 1l:t0 A. Al.
BRocK.--At her residence, No. i2c willow street,
batsy BROCK, native of the county Kildare, Ire
land, aged II years.
BraNnAM.-0n Monday, November 0, Miss ELIZA
q. BuRSHAN, eldest daughter OF JaiaeS +. Barn
ham.
The friends OF the family are requested To attend
tho funeral, on Wednesday, Novcnser 8, at ono
O'Clock Z. NJ, from her lite resldeUUc !, lu6 Third
avenue, between Nlnty-nr aaA Ninety second
sheets
CAlN.-At New Orleans, L.. after brief illness,
on thursday, November = Mrs b. CAIN. OF this cay,
aged 50 years.
ihe funeral will take olace at the Forty.fourth
street synagogue, this "Wednesday morning, al
pine Oclocks The freTxus OF the family aud Wem-
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

owners IN tho ships. The stock OF vhalebone Is
saS, COO pounds, IN bn, few hands.
INSURANCE LOSSES
Tho Commercial hatual Marine Insurance COM
paIy, oi tls city. states Its losses to 10 III gross
4. e, the face or the pociea-s73 rs, al foll0w5:
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

IA Valuable Store Properly Ia HAfIein nj auction. =
ADRIAN II. M LLER, Y. r WILKINS 4 co. viii SCI
at auction Thursdsy november at II o'clock ~, at the
Exchange Salesroon, III broadway,
Fourth Avenue.-The four four story brick Stores anf
Dwellings and Lots, westerly lie Of Fourth
avenue between 44lh ani l25h Streets and known Nos
29 2 1888 and ZOO Fourth The buildings arc
we'll and substantially bt and in oo crtcr the stores AND
all rented occupied family
cnpyng each door: water SINK oor The above
property tho Harlem Market and railroad depo
and mus. inprovs rapidly Ia y,le 18th ssrcot wkle
street and general thoroughbred lois each abosi lox
feet
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
THE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR JUNE
Il
DRINK. PAUPERIsM AND CRIME. BIZ HARVEY P. PBET.

DRINK PlUPERIsM AND CRIME BY HARVEY p PBET LID
THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE. BY PHOEBE CARY
SHOULD CoNsUMPTIvEs MARRY BY MARY ATHERSToSE
BIRD.
SUMNER RESORTS BY REV C. II. BRIGHAM.
BODY AND Soul. BY REV. PHGBB A. HANSAFoRD
FOOD SIZE AND CLIMATE AS AFFECTING LONGEVITY
sBY Z. RAY LANCASTER, b. A. TWELVE RECEIPTS FOR
WHOLESOME COOKING SANDWICHES AND BEvBRAGEsl
STUDIES IN HYGIENE: l. GYANAsIUMs AS MORAL RE-
FORMERS p CARE OF CHILDRENs TEETH. BEST PRO-
TBCTIos FOR WET DAYS. l. TO PRESERVE THE COLOR OF
THE TEETH. s. LIGHT sun BONEBTs. Z-GYMSASIUMS. g.
CARE OF THE EYES. 9. BAD BREATH.
RDIToRIs-THB GOLDEN DECADE; Or, WHEN rs MAN
IN HIS PRIME.
HOW CENTBSARIAS LIVES Or LETTER FROM REV
CHARLES CLEVELAND.
HOW I CURED A MAN IN A DECLINE.
TREATMENT OF TETTER-To PREVENT THE HAIR FROM
FALLING oUT-RBMEDY PoR NOSE BLEBDlNG-HoW MUCH
TO BAT-sLEBPIEG TOGETHER, BTc, Etc.
e2 a year; 20 cents buuber. Sold everywhere
OFFER To EACH SUBSCRBER-We will send free to each sub
year book OF 800 land e Cravings entitled
Physical How TO Acquire and Retain Perfection Of
Form Beauty" with 20 extra for postage
Tribune As preacher Of ghteOusness in the
department Physical Culture enjoys the aid Of sound
thinkers and able nrters"
The Evening We Away, commend this Journal
without qualification"
The Chicago Advance siys carefully sD closely packed from
TO oovet."
WOOD L HOLBROoK. IS Laight-st, SewYork
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
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THE RIVERSIDE PRESS: CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

Publish June
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beled specimen"
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Price 81 75 Sketcles OF Inve IN Germany Italy
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Ill CASTLES IN THE AIR: BY Barry Gray In one volume,
crown evo Price al Barry Gsys volume has the same
light gopy reading yi:c marks BIZ previous books II has
Number Ingenious sketches upon familiar converse
NOTES on THE GOSPELR Br Charles II. Hall, u. d. In
vounes Familiar Notes the Gospels teFse
pointed ssd practical The will found rer rvoebe bo:h
for family ami for SundAy school teaching.
v THE LIFE or EAflANAEL GREENE. orGeneral in the
Of The Revonton BY Washington Greene, euhor o
Historical View Of the American Reyoo" tvO volume I'LL 11ee
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
IN THE WORLD.
BY MARY G. DARLING.

l6mo With four fulspsge Illustrations Price, 81 30
the World by Mary G. Darling sequel to Battles at Home
story Which has highly praised bS careful ccs In this volume
ID, hero college and the incidents the young mans
a,er,sting starting life including Of h experiences
In love And love stories than IN IT, The story Is
forcby and will duhe increase the authors
already excellent reputation. ~ Boston Adyefflsef
- Sold by the trade, and mailed postpaid By
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
A wOMAN's LOVE.

A sentinel angel sitting high in glory
Heard tLis shriil wall ring out from PurGatOry:
Have mercy, mighty angel hear my story!
"Iloved-and. blind with passionate love. 1 fell
Love brought ne down 10 death. and death TO Hell.
For God is just, and death for sin Is well.
"Ido not rage against his high Decree
Nor for myself DO ask that grace shall be;
But fer my love on earth who mourns for me.
"Great Spirit! Let me my love again
And comfort hin one hour, aud were fam
Tu pay a thousand years OF FIRE and pain
Then said the ptyinc angel. "Nay, repent
That Wild vow Look, the dialhngcr's bent
Down 10 the last hour OF thy punishment!
But still she walled. 81 pray thee, let me go
IcauuOt rise 10 peace and leave him 50.
@. let me southe him in his bitter woe"
The brazen gates ground sullenly ajar.
And upward. joyous, like q rising star,
She rose and vanished III the ether far.
But soon :asown tie dying sunset sailing.
And like a wounded bird her piniOns trailing
She futtered back, with DrOken-hearted wailing.
ebe sobbed. al found him by the Summer sea
Rcclincd. his head upon a maidcn's knee
Che curIed his hair and kissed him. Wee IL me -
she wept Now let my punishment begiu!
have been fond and foolish. Let Inc in
To expate my sOrTow and my SIN"
Tho angel answered, NAY, sad soul, 90 higher!
To he deceived in your true hearts desire
Was bittercr than IA thousand years OF fire"
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ayest moods
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