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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-30
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Furniture House
II. DAyID SsTZLER

. UH FHW "a % u N
"AVING purchased sse Cabinet Establish
IL Il ment ofrhe late Joseph MatEiuger. pro.
poses. re cmtiusc tire business NJ the same stand
Those desiring In get furniture of any kind
will please call aud examine nv stock Of which
"a hne selection will be kept ALWAYS on hand.
Coflins of various sizes hand, or made
promptly to order. 2Zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-30
Miscellaneous Readin.
THE THREE GROWS.
These crowe -
W TFnmS.

THERE were three crows up in tree,
Charles s., Carl schurz epq Horace @.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-30

sSz1,zzzSSS gond shipping facil-
ties, which constantly improving. In a com.
munity that is alive to manufacturing interests,
will give liberal support and substantial encour-
agement. TIE works can be bought very cheap,
and the most favorable terms wilt be given to
practical man to enable him tn make payments
out Of the shop ITSELF If he desires accomoda-
tim. 1t is not rxagger tiun to sav that the ad-
vautaGes pesented bv this mandatory to men
of large capital ur of small caritdl. can be ex-
celed in very few places. viii take land for
part pay.
A fail List of all Property Furnished on Appli.
cation by M'a, or otber,eise
BA.tND BROS, FIndIny, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-30

April %, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25
ABTUeEnIENTs

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.-EvRRY NIGHT AT a.
y West Twenty fourth street, near Broadway.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ......-hr AUGusrin DALI
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

GAN FRANCISCO CIGAR sToRE.-A FINE AssoRT-
ment Of imported Cigars just arrived from the facto.
cigar will DO well TO call atthe San Francisco Cigar Store.
u University place,
The New York herald., 1872-10-25


RUBINsrEIN--LAsr MONT IN NEW YORK PRE-
~ vious TO his departure for Philadelphia Baltimore
sTEINwAY HALL-RUBINsTEIN-wIE
IAsF JHHs FRpS4bpR FASb EyKSEs ScTSsEE osSEs
ESGass ESG9h oSss SShu
Ra o ss had Il Hall and
IL M MI GEAU has has the % honor 70 announce for
TnH nsr dEk SSHfsi Il
and LAST ArpEAnAMcE s the Sompany
Seats 70 Ss had al I'll he % regular FaSinstsn cce:
pUBNsrEIN coNcERr-srEINwAY HALL-Ar
Air sna vsrsions snasn Ka1ensae ct % sonata
scar,stD Aristions se.ieqses MendessSh1, Rondo.
DUBINsTEIN ooNcERr-sTEINwAY HALL.-AT
the last Goncsrt might win perform
minor. with Rublnsten tschuberp; Aria (Bach; Rondno
s$sds sHsH 4as q'ts
THIS EsaSfk Esasfsa ATS
Fs'''s L Fsss
ATHESUx ATTHHESSUUxx MILE MILE S9ok o9ok MILE MILE c9ok c9ok
ATHES%Ts ATHE@ MINNIE MINNIE 5ASksos 5AcksoN 81 81
3E#Essz JENNIE L L sSE sSE
ATHENKUMI f'N RICA8D0 t685
ATHENKUMl RICARDO. l6a5
ATHENlEUMl Sergeant Burke. Jos MuIiigan. I585
ATHENKUMl Scrgean. Burke. JOS Mulligan Ih85
ATH HRN4EUM ]. G. STEWART ISs5
ATHENEUM ). O. STEWART I585
ATHENEUMl SCH00LCRAFT. SCHOOLCRAFT. 1885
ATHENEUMl M'KEE and ROGERS. l585
ATHENEUMl CHARLES WHITE. 1855
ATHENEUMl CHARLES WHITE I5a5
A%THENEUMI % Joe Ls'x Geo Goes Y T. Campbell los5
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 2S0
TJNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
~ proprietor. MI. SHERIDAN SHOOK
aThs theatre Is now the most conycneny ~ arranacS
fairly radiant with al that experience suggest and
money procure. The Star
SIXTH WEEK AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF AGNES
Sardous last and best play, written expressly for
MISS AGNES ETHEL,
TnS nus tne pIe ros Other CHARACTERS BY Miss Phls
phine Laurens Mr. d. II. Aarkns, Mr. Edward Lamb
Mr.. r. r. Mackey, Mr.: George Parkes Mr. Henry Mont
gomery, Mr. Welsh Edwards. MIR. j. r. Burnett, Mr..
w. b. Laurens, Mr.. Claude Burroughs and others.
Ofthe manner in which the play presented the Even
The play presented in so chase and elegant man.
that It's continued prosperity cannot be doubted The
SCENERY SuRPASSES IN ARTISTIC ELEGANCE
ANYTHING THAT HAS YET BEEN SEEN UPON THE
LOCAL STAGE, presenting the excellence In stage
pictures OF being rich without gaudIness and chastc
AGNES MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT X O'CLOCK
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
Box office open every day from 8A. NJ to 5 p M
Doors open at night at IA Curtain rises ut O'Clock
Carriages may be ordered for 10 80.
MISS ETHELS ENGAGEMENT is LIMITED TO 100
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

LAST MATINEE OF "DIAMoNDs," SATURDAY.
LAsf NIGHT or DIAMONDS"
SATURDAY, October 26.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25
LAST WEEK or DIAMONDS"

LAST MATINEE OF "DIAMoNDs," SATURDAY.
o0'00er % fI.Alssf NIGHT or DIAMONDS"
SATURDAY. October s6
Mr. DAILY begs to announce tor next week the inaug.-
ration ois series Of Standard Comedy Rcvivai for which
The PLAYS Of the first week will be given in the follow
sissis !. a SS4S To ssas sas Of
TGhspAy. October ss-RoAp TO RUIN
GEM pesa o a 2sGSST us IE IrmEs BELLIES STRATA
THURSDAY. October si:--BELLE's srRArAGEM.
sss ns$
sSx @ m
5$B H$S$s $G$4s
pear'' "9s TE s'sIRfns sRnhY SSRfa @vEs or WINDSOR
Of the first production of which due notice will be givea
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" West Twenty third street corner Eighth avenue
Circle
Sns TsssS sSsa e hsRss
Ss Sss %S %ss,s: !. E s.:.s. 81.
passed BY ths record q any other @ Ksw !N:.
SSs ssssssss g and Ss
aess vo5la hds is going sISua 70 the Opera gssss
,a sys ssroSgcsi sroups Of sSeasricsi stars
sSss sSaSffsaiss Is New York es@ s!sss s.
asr cArh * ss Grand opsS5f JOHN HSss %So
SON the MAJfLTONS and the LAUE4
FAMILY have each and separately
formed the chief and almost only at
traction mt many places of amusement
in New York and elsewhere. 16cso.
with the other actors and singers tho
grand scenery, gorgeous dresses, Q
chorus OF forty, and countless super
numcraries, form probably the most
expensive dramatic entcrtainmcnt
ever offered In this country"
Mr. Daily bcgs to state that pursuance of programmes
which he had arranged upon assuming the management
of tho Grand Onera Uouse Of giving freouent A
performance presenting practicable rcse
novelty every month, he has now TO announce
THE LAST NIGHTS or LIE ROI CAR0TTE.
The extraordinary outlay required In this superb and
amusing spectacle and the enormous success which te
has with dcfers for time the production Of ihs
succeeding novelty, but ROI cAKoTTE must positively
be Withdrawn shortly to make way for revival Of ex'
ceedngly unique character.
NINTH MATINEE OF
ROI CAROTTE IL
SATURDAY, At HALF-PASr ONE O'CLOgK.
- Seats may secured for week in advance either
at the box Office OF the Grand Opera House at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre from A. NJ till D Z. NJ Carriages mag
q ordered evening Ill O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

WANTED-IN A BROKERS' OFFICE, A BOY ABOUT
box 5,2g3 Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

-WANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN. WHOLESALE
w house. to do general work; salary 500 first year.
one not afraid fwork Address I. j., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

INANTED-ATOUNG MAN TO HANG SHADES AND
at 305 East 2lst ST.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

E'oR SALE BY AUCTION AT IRvINGToN WEST.
IL chester county, N. y, on the premises at 4 r. M
October 2 12 old Presbyterian church property on
side OF the turnpike. between the lands OF Eli
phalct Wood and A. G. Richards containing about one
Of land Stone church. 4Ox60 shed 20 feet long; also
achape ON the same piece Of ground fronting the
pike The property Is most eligbly located for church.
private dwelling or business purposes constant sppca
propositions before for Its immediate pcrman
cn rental The whole will be sold In parcels sale
purchase money on the day Of the forty per cent at
remain on mortgage Of three yearsif desired
JAMES II. BENEDICT,
EDMUND COFFIN
Committee In behalf of Irustees
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

fVNANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS AND
w make himself useful in q restaurant Apply from
90 II A. NJ, at l68 Canal St
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

A LADY WILL SELL HANDSOME ROSEWOOD
"A Stoddart Pianoforte for less than 500 including
Stool; modern style and improvements q Third street
between Bowery and Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

WANTBD-FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY. SEA.
w mon, ordinary seamen fremen mechanics and
landsmen. Apply at LOG South st Z. ]. w. RODE
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

lVNANTED-A MAN TO LEND HIS EMPLOYER 500
w and receive a situation. Address j. +. b., Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

gyELEGRAPHY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOON
as auaiifedi day and evening classes Apply to Na-
way and 4th av Recommendations Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

A WEBER PIANO VERY CHEAP.-HALLET, DAyIS
n Co.'s Pianos, best made, sold small monthly
payments. Pianos and Organs to rent.
T. s. BERRY 4 CO., 7s9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

rVXANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE YOUNG AMERICAN
w man to make himself generally useful in real
Office in Brooklyn; must be willing to take of horse
and not afraid to work: must be good writer and
good references Wages for the winter $l0per month and
board One who understands real preferred. Ad-
dress in ow handwriting REAL ESTATE box l2 Herald
Dfnce.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

MISUNDERSTANDING IN AN OFFICE NEAR
hcians Address, in handwriting of applicant box 1896
Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE FOR
IA sale-Parlor grand made order celebrated city
maker used months cost $500 for s275; also Drawing
Room Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes Bookcase Mirrors
perty family leaving city B West 18th st., 9Th
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

u UBINSTErN MATINEE TOMORROW, AND LAST
III appearance of RTBINSTEIN.
Steinway Hall, Saturday afternoon Oct ID at1P NJ
r Asst RUBINSTEIN MATINEE TOMORROW.
IL Stcinway Hail. tomorrow afternoon at j. M
Last appearance vious TO their departure for Phi
delphia, Baltimore and Washington.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

I BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT ROSEWOOD PIANO, WITH
IA full tone, all modern improvements for $l25. Ap
ply Is West Fortysccond street. Morris place. between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

VTANTED--A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE CUT
w ting Of meats and selling vegetables; must be
Eect in figures and sober Apply at DURYEA'S stand,
Central Market. 48th ST. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

A WEBER PIANOFORTE, SEVEN OCTAVE ROUND
IA corners carved legs ovcrstrung bass bargain for
cash; rosewood Planotorte, only $780,
j. BIDDLE, l8 Waverley place, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

sDOY OR YOUTH WANTED-BOARD AND SMALL
ID salary first year; employment light and pleasant
gare chance for right party. Address TRUTH, Herald
Uptown Branch office with reference
The New York herald., 1872-10-25


JACOB B00ARr AUOTIONEER
SATURDAY, October 26,
a. O'CLOCK. at the auction No. North william
street. consisting OF large fine black walnut Fur
niture, Parior and Bedroom Suits Carpets. &c
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

The undersigned will sell public auction, Satur-
day, October 2 1872 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon 800
Filth avenue near Forty street, In the city of New
York,
All the elegant Furniture Carpets Pictures and goods
of description detailed in the chattel mortgage
given by Louise A. Pollock and William j. her husband.
10 Field, Morris Fenner Co. trustees duly filed in the
Office Of the Register of the city and county Of New York
FIELD, MORRIS, FENNER CO.,
Trustees for Mortgagees.
Per THORNDIKE SAUNDERS
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

T OCAL AGENTS wANTED-WITH GOOD REFER
~ ences and business habits no capital required; at
Rf2 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

AN ELEGANT ~ OCTAVE RICH ROSEWOOD
"A Pianoforte for sale; has all the modern improve.
5m0nths best city Makers cost $780, for $500 Stool,
Cover Music Stand At private residence l2O West sd st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION
FORrY-FIRST ANNUAL1
NOW OPEN AT
THE GRAND EXHIBITION BUILDING,

Third and Second avenues, by Sixty third street :.
An interesting, ana comprehensive exnpu On
American skill, ingenuity, artistic Developments ana ma
Omen from A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ daily until Nov. l3
Spendidly lighted by the new OXy-liYDkDGEN Gas
t,ho,ce m1isic nv KEATING'S FINE EXHIBITION Or
CHESTRAL BAND day and evening:
Admission 80 cents mechanics tickets, In packages, %
cents children Is cents.
Everybody should visit this unequalled display
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS until the
close with select programmes
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

A NGELa,s TURKISH BATHS, 81 LEXINGTON Av.-
Ia Wanted agreeable, honest intelligent young men
rand desiring study medicine will give them in
struction and profitable empioyment; references re-.
quired
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-22
An Ingenious instrument.

DRoz, mechanic of Geneva, produced
clock which excelled all others in in
genuity. On it were seated negro, a
shepherd, and dog. When the clock
struck, the shepherd played tunes on
his flute and the dog approached and
fawned upon him. This wonderful ma
chine was exhibited to the King of Spain,
who was greatly delighted with it.
''The gcntlcness of my dog" said Droz,
''is his least merit If your Majesty
touch one OF the apples which you see in
the Shepherds basket you will admire
the animals fidelity"
The X ing t46k III appie, and the dog
flew at his hand, barking so loud that the
Kings dog, which was in the room, be-
gan to bark also. AT this the courtiers,
not doubling that it was an affair of
witchcraft, hastily left the room, crossing
themselves as they departed. Having
desired the Minister of Marine (the only
one who ventured to remain) to ask the
negro what o'clock it was, the Minister
did so, but obtained no reply. Droz then
observed that the negro had not yet learn
ed Spanish, upon which the question was
repeated in French, when the black inn
mediately answered him. AT this prodigy
the firmness of the Minister also forsook
him, and he retreated precipitately, de-
claring that it must be the work of a
supernatural being.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-22
General News Summary.
Washington News.

The President sent to the Senate on
the 9th the nomination Of Gratiot Wash
burne, Assistant Secretary Of Legation 10
France. He is the eldest son a the Min
lister. and is aged about twenty years
A Washington dispatch Of the iGh
SAYS the answer of our Government TO
The Earl of Granyille's note on the Ala
bama question would be as terse and as
little to the purpose as Granviiie's com
munication. The text Of the latter docu-
ment. however, had not yet been received
ut Washington, the knowledge OF its con-
tents being founded on that sent by the
cable.
II is reported that information has been
received at the General Land once IN
Washington of extensive frauds by iahd
spectators in Southwestern Kansas.
The lands in question are open only to
actual settlers, and, in order to evade the
law, a well-organized system was arranged
by which lands were entered npon false
representations of settlement, by parties
using fictitious names, and manufactur,
ing bogus testimony. The Government
officials are prosecuting the offenders.
A Washington dispatch Of the 18th
says: The President has expressed his
qualification at the temperatures OF the
American press on the excited comments
of the English Ministry on our case be-
fore the Geneva Conference. If the
English Government withdraws, he
thinks the United States cannot agree,
with any honor, to any new negotiations.
A recent Washington dispatch states
that the English Minister, Thornton, says
he believes the Misunderstanding with
reference to the Treaty of Washington
can be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Attorney General has decided in
the case Of the steamer Hornet to allow
her to 90 to New York upon bond, to nc
entered into by sufficient suretiea, that
she will proceed direct to New York from
Baltimore, and go nowhere else
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-22
The West.

The Wisconsin Republican State Cen
trail Committee has issued a call for n
State Convention to be held at Madison,
March IL, to appoint twenty delegates to
the Philadelphia National Convention,
and to nominate Presidential electoral
ticket Each Senate and Assembly Dis
e1ict will be entitled to two delegates in
the State Convention.
Hon. James w. Grimes, cx-United
States Senator from Iowa, died at Bur
lington on the It'll. of heart disease.
The Coroncr's Jury sitting on the
bodies OF the persons killed by the rail
road accident near Alton, ILL.,, on the It'll,
returned verdict that death was caused
by the criminal negligence of Frederick
Baker, conductor of the freight train, as
the principal, and Patrick Halpin, engi-
ncer, as accessory.
The japanese Embassy were formally
received at the City Hall in Salt Lake
City on the 9Th by the Federal, Territorial
and municipal authorities.
Frederick Baker and Patrick Halpne,
the conductor and engineer Of the freight
train which collided with the passenger
train, near Alton, H., on the 18th, having
disappeared soon after the accident, the
Rockford, Rock Island & st. Louis Rail.
road Company have offered IA reward OF
$500 for their apprehension.
Alderman Busse, of Chicago, convicted
of bribery, has been granted new trial
by the Supreme Court, his bail being fixed
at $4,000. An Indictment has been found
by the Grand Jury against another Chi
cago ofiicer-Alderman Carney--for brib.
cry.
Colonel j. A. Watrous, of Fond du Lac,
President of the Northern Wisconsin
Editorial Association, has issued call for
an Editorial Convention, to meet at the
National Hotel, Mcnasha, February %,
for the consideration of matters OF inter
est to Northern Wisconsin.
The question of the location of the
new Custom House buildings in Chicago
has been decided by the purchase, by the
Government, of square two blocks south
of the old location. The new site is
bounded by Dearborn, Clark, jackson
and Adams streets.
The election of city officers occurred in
Salt Lake City on the 18th. Under the
female suffrage law, crowds OF Mormon
women and girls flocked to thepolls and
voted Tits believed that the female vote was
far in excess Of the male. The Mormon
ticket was successful. 1t is said even
women and children voted, and the Lib
erals finally abandoned the election as a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-22
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
Industrial.

There are sixteen firms IN New YORK
who deal exclusively in corks.
Estimated value of private property
in California. $50 200, 600. Estimated an
nnal value of industrial products, $780,
OOO, coo.
A farmer in drawing home green
wood hauls about 5000 pounds OF water
N the cord. since wood in seasoning dries
out about one-half.
The cash value of farms in New
York has doubled during the last ten
wears. while the value of implements has
increased from twenty-five TO 1orty-nVe
millions of dollars in value
The CITY messenger of Salem, Mass,
has received his fifty-second annual ap-
recruitment. He has not missed meeting
of the city government during his long
incumbency.
Captain Snowdon, who collects the
letters from all the lamp-post boxes In
New Haven, walks fourteen miles every
day. collects on an average ], 4OO letters,
and is seven hours in doing 1t.
in California, the culture and manu-
facture of the sugar beet and beet sugar
is successful. One company, with cap
ital of 800, GOO in It's business as no"
conducted, pays from thirty to forty per
cent upon the entire investment, lnclud,
ing buildings, machinery, labor and land
at $500 per acre.
A distinguished and sagacious whole
sale merchant of New York says: Il
watch the papers of the locality OF my
customers, and when | find one who is
too stingy to advertise or if he has with
drawn his advertisement, Immediately
close nv account with him. The man
who can't appreciate the benefits OF ad,
vertising, will never make successful
merchant and is unsafe to trust"
A very convenient kindling wood is
made in France from corn cObs, by i'm
mersing them in mixture of sixty parts
of melted resin and forty parts of tar;
after which they are taken out and al.
lowed to dry. They are then subjected
to a second operation, which consists in
spreading them out on metallic plate
heated to 212 degrees Fahrenheit They
are finally assorted according to size, and
tied up in bundles. These are sold at the
rate Of three or four for "A cent. The es-
adjustment in Paris for manufacturing
them employs thirty workmen, and effects
sales to the amount of $40, 600 annually.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-22

Niagara Falls has recently had quite a
sensation in the shape of a live ghost As
an illustration how the imagination can
be wrought upon, one engineer declared
that the apparition appeared to him on
the track just in front of the engine,
mounted upon a gray horse, and thus rode
ahead of his engine for about mile, and
then disappeared in the dark. Report mas
it that one man and one woman were 50
frightened by the apparition as to cause
their sickness. A reward was offered to
expose it. The other night the ghost was
caught. It proved to be woman, about
fifty years old, dressed in sheet and
Ku-klux mask. The reason assigned fs
her appearance thus was, that her nus,
band was addicted to spending his money
and time, evenings, at the whisky-shop
near her field of operations, and she took
this course to brighten him and cause him
to stay at home.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-22

out his "bull's eye." he proceeaoa
carefully set it by the gauge. U"
"A citizen of North Stoningtop g..
necticut, buried his first wife, and G u
scribed upon her tomb: 'An ANGEL NJ
Earth-A Saint in Heaven" which W. 70
all right. But, when he buried his s "s
ond along side his first, the marble de s1e.
inscribed on her tomb: Another An a,e,
on Earth-Another Saint in Hearsst'al
and the neighbors want to know bn,.
long this thing is going to last. ~"
"A square bar of steel coated M,
nickel may be immersed for LONG ,im MN
water without showing any signs of r,I u
and it is said that it may be buried :,
-four of sulphur for severa! DAYS viii n
out furnishing the lustre of the nctal
surface. Copper and brass bars, unon
which the nickel coating has been an.
piled, may even be immersed in an aorp
Gus solution of nitrate of silver witbon,
precipitating the silver.
I DIR. Casper, of Berlin, has been m.t
ing careful inquiries into the duration Of
life in different professions. Wbetbe,
the clergy are more rigid than Others n
their obedience TO the fifth Command
ment, he does not say, but, at all events
it seems that they live longest, their 'me,,
dunn longevity" being sixty,fve, while
that of merchants is sixty-two; clerks and
farmers, sixty-one; military men 6ft ra
nine; lawyers, fifty-eight; artists, fiftyy.
seven, and medical men shortest of all
The following able poem on 'sTba
Two-fold Providence of Journalism an.
pears in the Boston IrarelLer:
Nv lady fair comes from the ball.
Glides from her carriage stately:
The steps ascends-I hold her train
Bids me good night sedately
NV bearing makes me confident
BY that mysterious rustic.
When she retires, she first takes off,
Then sits and reads her hustle
That's why they like the quartz best,
Fen in the highest station
All. twofold power of newspapers
For woman's reformation