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The New York herald., 1873-09-15
YORKvILLB POLICE COURT.
Escape OF Two Penitentiary Con

Escape Of Two Penitentiary Convicts.
Two convicts belonging to the Penitentiary on
Blackwelrs Island, named respectively George
Burns, alias Kern, and John Wren, escaped from
their keeper on Saturday afternoon. The crcum-
follows, according to the Keepers story. whose
name Is William 81. King while patrOlling the
shore Of the island In q boat which was rowed by
ers carbine, and threatened to blow his brains
out If he made any attempt to call for assist.
sbnsnS dscretoa the better
valor,n did as he was bid, and Burns
rowed the boat across to the Ravenswood snore.
they rowed on for New YORK. King claims that he
then drew his revolver and fred Blk shots at the
times with the carbnes such is the story Of the the
keeper, and the readers OF the HERALD will nnd It
hard one to believe as whole, for If he had not
been very careless indeed his prisoners could not
possibly have taken possession OF his carbine
The same evening Wren was arrested in the
tice MCGUIRE, at the above Court. The other is
still at large.
Another Car Hook Tragedy.
On Saturday night, at late hour, two men,
named waiter Bray and John B. Cereightn, the
latter resident Of 14aK West Broadway, became
engaged in o dispute on the front platform OF car
one Of ITS downward trips. They finally came to to
blows, when Bray seized the car hook which hung
from the dashboard and struck Cereighln q
Ui iracturins, 0'T in s probability, his his ssS. ssaa
Police Surgeon worster, who dressed the mans
wound, after which ne was sent to his home saws
that the wound is of o dangerous character and
may end fatally. William Ii. Ryan, the driver OF
the car, made complaint against Bray. who was
committed Dy Justice Mcclure to await the result
Of his victims injuries.
stabbed.
James Fleming was held to await the result of a
stab wound gwen by him on saturday night, on q
Third avenue car, to jeremiah Cullen, who s now
w consequence conaned ~ Bellevue Hospital
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MILITARY NOTES.

Now that all the regiments on this side the
East River are actively preparing for the grand
shooting match at Creedmoor, it may he well lot
the ferry companies TO bear in mind that section
26l, article 49, OF chapter 80 OF the Laws OF 1870,
passed March IT, reads as follows:-
Military Code, State of New York. passed March H.
Any person belonging to the military forces OF this
9pg to or Sy6s he any e
to attend shall together with his conveyance and the
ferries
There is again talk OF the formation of colored
regiment with white oficers. The Adjutant Gen.
erals consent, 1t is said has not as yet been OBJ
tained, but 1t IS believed that renewed efforts are
to be maze to induce him TO look favorably upon
That squabble in the Eleventh regiment bids fair
to create regular stampede among some OF the
members The Colonel, they say, means fight and
will not give up his place without a good showing
for IT, III great pity, too that me men and
friendly way together. There IS good enough
material in the regiment to make 1t second to
no other in the First division If properly handled
but as the men have the selection Of their own
officers it Is very hard to see who they can blame
for the trouble they complain about Just now.
The Seventh will 60 to Creedm0Or some day
this week, and on Friday next the Twenty-second
regiment will also 60.
has issued a general order announcing the death
OF Captain Norris Duckworth, OF the regiment,
who died at Milford N. j., on the 18th lnst In the
order the Colonel says
Captain Duckworth has been long and honorably con-
neSted with the National Guard and has for seveFGi
rose rom the ranks through The various grades by vr
tue Of his military abilitIes adornipg every station by
ests Of the ofasnizations with Which he was connected
s @ Rs his 81 own
and secured for an @ snye snrsd %
Ispsrabls loss in ne death 81 is eommands1 but i pos
tribute be paid the memory the dt ceased
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-WheatThe market was easier for lots on the spot,
The rus s'Ga 81 3 pS
iST y
s. 2rsa % Winter TocaO and sSSf No.
sss4sssss ssoa. snsn.s spSs
Western Oats we're quiet but firm sales s. 90 bush
S 's &c. %a BID S nd sssd ass M
line Q: bel treishts today but the market Arm
Ihs snsassmsSts LyerpoSi BY SAIL ali.
rate By sy as
day. iS 9oo bushels grain At Pad 70 Antwerp 6y SAL,
e INCLUDE new ha1Gs 0 to
a & U sTRs ssd
about G1arrteTs Of grain hence same voyage and
grain 0aqs British
70 a5fs Gea hence 70 he Continent u range Of ports
ON
B5 q Ts.n 81 german bark hence to Hamburg @
IS54ssIs9Ihs market vas quiet and prices steady.
centrifugal ana mixed c Sc Do ciayed, &c. ssc
&c. &c. % Porto Esass Eeo @ % % iSd.
S.: New Orleans, 6Oc. q Stall new crop
ssa4s ss %sEiss S
s snd as.
from S. s. 10 ior common to good The better grades
ss Ssss ssS.r'so
on Snd pIes wr es TOR M S
Rsspsa l7s for balance Of month sc for OCTOBER
RaI os {;
market wa; dun and nominal Refined Quoted AZ it.c.
nominal we heard Of sales IN fhia.
aAd 10 bb Of high test for last half Of NovemSer Il
packages lard ssS bb!s tieIses l4 kegs:
b sna srs.es and rs ies
sesfs Ss
n 9o6ng WAY were % made TO The extent Of $50 bb: At
s % iSSs,! ssss is sSss' Closing
he ns
1s but
S1 s%Sssd ham,
Dressed hogs were Yer s sss, and the supply larger eSoted
fsls sslsss Sco ss sross sas az Ss
ss;s sss ;' asFss. %ss'9 t ao
Ss Sss '9sS dsrss: e cess :Gd :. ssss:
'ns wss moderate in opbine w.y at
@ ssss 81 asnsdOD 1o 3: ssss Of ssaa ~ a and s0'
market been snu:qs
3 S e ssos ana ss;
mon t. lc. to good fair Sc Sc good 70 prime,
lsa i sSSf shSs and boxes
shds snd pS,sS pSSss
g. wSI's Ss Ss h s foso@ @ SssLasiSs : e sSn$sa S
sandsrdy sr 70 shSGs s e. s
ysys-pats5 standard Nos o " 7c x 81 Msnil:@ mia
sIsARIsE-contnued steady and nominal at about s,sc
TALLow was quiet and unchanged; so hhds of prime
WHissxY.-Rsseipts ssa bbis. and for The week a7le
mand. The sales foot up 45O bbls. at 9S,.
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CGMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easier-Flour Steady
Wheat Lower-COrn Firmcr - Oats
F1rm-Grocertes Quiet, but Firm-Pork
and Lard were Firmcr-Petroleum
Dull--Naval Stores Duh and Nominal
Whiskcy Firmer.
SATURDAY, Sept. l3-s p N.
The violent decline in the gold premium tended
TO unsettle commercial values during the week
asst past and there occurred some important huc-
tuatons. Business was heavy in all the more
prominent articles OF merchandise, however, the
dealings in dry goods boots and shoes, hardware
was interrupted by the radical decline in gold as
well as the paucity of supplies, and though
there was large decline in prices business
was light, comparatively, all through the week.
Rates OF freight dropped trne. but not enough to
affect the market to any appreciabe extent or to
premium. On Change to-day flour was only in moder-
ate request and prices steady. Wheat in light de-
mand at decline OF &c. &c. Corn, under good in
quiry was the turn dearer. Oats quiet but hrn
Pork and lard under an improved demand ruled frmer
Cotton quiet and easier. Groceries neglected
but very firm for all descriptions Petroleum remained
dull. Naval stores were dun and entirely nominal
Whiskey q shade firmer.
CorroN on the spot dull. Low middngs and the
better qualities decin ed sc per lb while ordinary was
advanced Ac Good ordinary and strict good ordinary
unchanged At these revised quotations the market
closed weak. Future deliveries were again lower and
closed with continued downward tendency we
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FOUND DROWNED.
Another Inexpiicable Case on the Jersey

Another Incxpltcable Case on the jersey
Shore.
The body Of q man, about forty years Of age, was
found in the cove OF the bay skrting the New Jer-
sey Central Railroad on the south at Jersey City on
Saturday afternoon. The body is supposed to be
that Of Timothy slattery, longshoreman. who
was seen lately about the docks, in Jer-
sey City looking for employment. There is
confusion extending across the forehead on
line with the eyebrows, caused, 1t is believed by
the fall against stringpiece or subsequent dash.
ing against the piles. There is chance, however,
1Or some enterpriSng and imaginative Bohemian
to manufacture horrible murder mystery out OF
this mysterious case An inquest will be held to.
day by Coroner Reinhardt, and the old verdict,
'FOund drowned" will no doubt be repeated.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15


For future delivery basis low mddlingj the sales have
been as iolows:Las evening after three o'clockSep
tem6sor o 9 4 IS 9l6c 9ctoter $50 at Is l2c Noven;
at lsc 100 At Is s,l6c total leoo bales To-day up o
at 1885, 800 at y slss 1000 at Is1e 100 It ls lsae,
lse 90 .. u lsSc 81 GO at 17Hci N9ysmIsr, 500 e.
at u is:i6c o:a 7oo1 bales; grand total 900 bales
hands; Lut the market continues very strong for
sis: ss;sas far ssss:soss s;ms se good
so: ass': e1}fsme !anss tSs lots :hSe AS as4e.
ernlnent bags, 24c. 25c do. grass mats, 241sc
25nc singapore do, &c. 23c. Ceylon, 2c 22Iac;
MaracabO 2lc. a 221ac Laguayra, Hxc 2bc; ia.
maica 2c. II lac.; St Domingo, 1910. l9Ac. Porto
Rico 2c. Z2c costa Rca 2lc. 221ac. Maabar 20c
2lc. Mexican, 20ac. 2l1ac. Manila, 2Oc 2lc Angos.
tura, BIC 22c savana, 2lc 2!i4c. Curacoa, 2lc
&c, gold, at 60 TO 80 days credit
FLOUR GRAN.-Keceipts-Fou II, ia bbla wheat
29 3l3 bushels corn &c. 23 do: corn meal 65 bbs and
z0i bags; 325 bushels rye, i5W do and for the
week-Flour, 74SS bbls wheat, sl6727 bushels; corn
9a89 do meal 1859 bbs and $50 bags oats $50 33
bushels barley 500 DO; rye 2s l6 d. The flour
last foot up 10000 bbls including 90 bbls Of ex
ira Western, for October and November delivery at
81 TO- the balance prices within the range Of the ap.
Full prices sales 42b bbis at S3 i2 IS Is for Common
VAST vell0 ynnd8i fare chOicpn IN Wa
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PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. I3, 1873.
The printing cloths market very active during the
past week. and prices very Arm, with strong up
ward tendency The market bare Of spet goods Con
22750O pieces 56x6 &C. for 6ix6 seconds; $40
for 6ix6A low grades 6c for 64x64 standard and extras
livery,
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1NO LTTHOGRAPHERS
i The undersigned manufacturers Of .
LITHOGRAPHIC EAST PRINTING PRESSES

oOor ~ mInI ,hs, nToved Pre.sss ~ ~,
west construction for black and white printing. We
have made the construction Of lithoRraphc presses
specially. and have in last few years directed our
whole energies towards per fecting and remodeling
solid construction and easy management general popu
larity Their ability perfectly print the finest work
ints minute details makes them OF the utmost value
for fine black and white printing.
TO those Interested we recommend o personal exam
nation of our presses, are building and nnishinr
them all times Orders will receive immediate atte
tion and inquiries by mail promptly answered
TIE LEIPZIG PRESS MANCFACTORY Won
SCHMfERS, WERNER STEIN,
Leipzig Germany, Observation-Disclosures, No, 8,
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In stocks for the week.

THE BANK STATEMENT
OF the past week showed deficiency in the reserve
of 81, ,5l5,0 900, decrease nom the figures OF last
week Of over $1 9oo.0oo The percentage Of the ma
tional banks Is 2.4A and OF the State banks 2a74
the average being X.3s The following is compari-
son Of the figures OF the past two weeks:-
Sept. g. Sept. l3. Differences
Loans. $685. 874 200 $2o4 536, 200 Dec So 900
Specie 2L 767, 600 90 1920 Dec. l,324 700
Circulation 27.a55,5O0 27,3Ss, 400 Inc. 27,eOO
Deposits 2l2772 100 207, 81, 500 Dec. 64552OO
Legal tenders Ss67s.9oo Se,7l7,2oo Dec. 1862 700
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabilities:-
Sept. 8. Sept 13. Differences
Specie. 42l. 900 $2o Az 800 Dec 81 32a 100
Legal tenders SS,679,9O0 366l7 200 Dec. 1862, 100
Tot. reserve $780, 900 $57, 500 Dec $8 400
Circulation. 1885, 500 27,3S3, 400 Inc. 1900
Deposits 700 207, 1880 Dec. 5A55, 200
Tot 1913 200 $2s4 200 Dec. S. 800
26 p. c. res've eo,032,o50 3s,675,225 -
Excess over
26 pc. resve 4ll,S50 -
Defci'y In %
p. c. res've 1915, 725 Dec, 1890 sos
1t Is believed that the next statement VIII be
better
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COPARTNERS HIPS.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between Messrs Brush a Bakewel sailmakers, Nos
sss and sSs kvingon street in the city Of New YSrk
ing retired Mr. Andrew Brush will coptir ue the
''''' ANDREW J. BRUSH.
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lhe quotations based cotton in store running In
quality than half grade above or below the
grade quoted 1he sales were as follows:-
z0-l1ay. Last Epenia9. Total
Export. 10 is IS
Consumption .............. ltl 7l6 $50
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FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities. Insurance Of all kinds effected with best
companies. j. j HABRICH 4 CO., III Broadway.
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TNTERLAKEN
Grand Hotel Ritschard,

NrEHLAkEN'
Grand Hotel Rtschard,
Largest and Best Hotel at Interaken.
Dining saloon for 800 guests baths and billiards.
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTION AND HIGHER
i Mercantile school, St. Gall, Switzerland tors
Dr. BERTsCh and Professor AMREIN. ,superorinst
ton in four languages masters in their own tongue,
44 yearly. ences-IIiz Esq, General Swiss Con-
sui, washngtoni Professor Dr. Schcrr Zurich Dr. Kern
Swiss Minister, Paris.
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better.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
on Saturday were firm. The prices quoted
are as foows:-United States currency skies,
ll2X l13K; do. skies, 1881. registered,
l16H III; do. do., do, coupon, 117X o
lls; do. nve-twenties registered. May and Novem.
ber, l14x IFS; do. do, 1852, coupon. do ia o
u.s. do do, 1884, do, do, lis lie; do. do 1885, do
do, 1le 11eh do. do 1857, registered January and
july l151l l1e; DO. do, 1885, coupon. do l15k q
11eA; do. do, 1867, do, do, 11e* 116X; do. do
ls6s do., do. 1lex III; do tenforties registered
lls; do. do, coupon, ll3; nves OF 1881, coupon,
1l2.s ll27s.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
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DROPOSALS FOX THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIRI;
E Alarm Telegraph in the cities of Washington and
orrlcs BoAsp OF PUBLIC WORKS D. c.
WASHINGTON Sept l. 1873 !
Sealed proposals will be received at this office untis
NJ the Isl day of October, 1873 for the erection OF
system Of fire alarm telegraph, ding all labor and
material fire alarm boxes with the necessary circuits.
wires machinery and appurtenances required place
the system in thorough working order, agreeaby to
the Legislative Assembly of the District Of Coum
bia approved June 26 1873 and in accordance with the
both OF which be seen and will be explained at room
No. II Columbia Buildings
The to be furnished shall be in every respect
equal to the best in and TO secure that the
fa contractor will be required to enter into good and
Bids must be accompanied by penal bond, , legally
that the bidder will accept and perform the contractK
The right to reject anv or all bids is reserved.
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board in
proper working order.
The contractor shall keep the system in good working
order for term Of two e. years after completion and
twenty 0 per centum Of the for will
be retained until the end OF the said two O years
guarantee therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope, en-
dorsed, PROPOSALS. for Construction OF Fre Alarm Teie
graph and addressed 70
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD
Vice President Board Of Public Works
The New York herald., 1873-09-15
EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-T. j. DAVIS IN
n ventor and only maker Of the Improved Artificial
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty be the only
correct imitation of ature in the world. III East Fif
teenth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
A RTIPTCIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
IA inserted by DR.. BAUCH T. 0OUGELMAN
previously with Professor Boissonneau, Of Psris
Bleecker street. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

INOR sALE-AT PRIVATE HOUSE, NO. l36 WEST
II Thirty-sxth street, E yards velvet Carpet 81 30
per yard; 30 yards three-py insran Nayard good a.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05

A Correspondent, writing from A,hon.
curlously contrasts the mixtnres 70 ba tonnS
y Inere OF ancient and modern ciyiIiTat;ons
!t ht1llroadS spin their trains amid the temneS Of
enr1e thous nd years; steamers dash their
swelIs upon the Pireus, and the scream Of
engir Whistles resounds from Athos. Pentelicns
anu anu Cyth"rOE to Olympus and the heavens
beyond their gods. Dr. Aver world renowned
u,;Gu'clnes' those cOusummations of modern
fpelence, pl.!%, are posted on the AcropoIis, the
Ia Grar:tthenon, the Areopagus and the Tbesion
Wnlle the modest cards of Cherry PectoraI
oyer oarsaparilla, Ague Cure and Pills look
'Tnl tne windows of the shops in the streets of
I11nenS' 1IoT' where they are sold.-N y .Sundov
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05
Periodicals.

ocr,b"ers -Uonthlg The March mum
Ut ver oI TINS excellent magazine is upon our
...: IL opens with a prOfusely illustrated
'sce ns on New Diamond Diggings," of South
l''lca' The story of Arthur Bunnicastle" is
tI'"''hu "a with ever growing interest. We
Ia: II'Ee' also short sketch of Prof. Morse and
"ls nr't telegraph, with several illustrations.
slu an excellent article on Napoleon III, the
E,l Ioa oI the great Emperor, concerning whom 50
, rs.e Is known. All amateur historians should
"p 1l thls. 1t has several illustrations.
;oa;oh. lok iAle IN German BY ways" gives US an
;snt i INTO the manner Of life of the peasantry
Der faderland, quite novel to US.
nn1ep E1arpers Monthly, for March, has an almost
;.''uiited variety of instructive and entertain
e matter, prOiusely illustrated with sixty-niDe
f1a1raVing@. f.a All the departments are usually
cnr anu interesting. Our system of penal dis
'p'neTa topic just now especially inviting
'.' PUBIC m .attentiOn-is ably discussed by the
H. eseTso" Magazine is as handsome as ever.
n,,kiaylngs are beautiful, and its fashion
Tba a"u patterns just what the ladies' want
NJ music Is Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz ,"
stephens serial The Lost inheritance"
Scontinued. -'''' '''"'0
pt'a1t9e ate ifoar your Choice The March number of
seIsa,: 49,: Ahs.cat Monthly contains the following
MPn Mo",IIn OF New Music. You can buy the
Io,,n I"tg Tor 30 cents, or the Music in sheet
,nJ JMior n, Saviour, thou art ever Near. Song
SonnO Onor1s, Danks; Pretty EvaIine Adair.
and t ca and Chorus, Hays; Geraldine Song
AZ I'm tUn9%rus, Fiske; He Kiss'd me Goodbye
Hvmuse Gate: Song. Pratt; Just as | am.
C6,n. Ior Lent, Wagner; Let the World
on "a v"L ana Sing. Easter Carol, Smart; Put
Ki,y,;ooar Best Array. East Carol, Dressler
ISslas.s: Polka. Kinkel; Bohemian Girl
Cant Cs;s.lo3S,) Pacher; The Village Festival
H. BE-, ,AInke; The Toast. Brindisi, Tonel.
lS79 81 uoilsher will send you back numbers of
eent. Of GSl or the last three numbers for IS
dress SUBSCRIPTION price, So per year. Ad-
York u L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, New
-
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05
DEATHS.

HALL-On the Cd inst in Blackbrd NJ J.s n nm
So wears. ~ " ""''' axeu
fu"D-on the LIST inst. Prices Corner Apnoorini
Hd Mr.. Wm Ford. in his 18th year
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05

sOnsn Inference between sealing wax and
keer says Reuben, is that one burns to
secret and the other to tell it.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05
why Endure What is Curable p

"a can be cured must be endured saws tho D,o,o.L
Sestion CAN be cured therefore il is tho r,arst
upuy TO endure it. Dyspeptics have certainly ribt -,
dyspeptic to the of therdav if tbav cb h.,
no supposed that rational being prefers bysicaI
10 ease and health the probability is that If all
were convinced that absolute plallible
'ol their complaint existed they would with opa ar
eSort 10 IT, We most emphatcally declare that sroh =
oes exist and that Its Hostetter's Stomacb
rue record OF its success extends over period of
twenty years, and it is fearlessy alleged tba d,r;
:" time 1t has never failed afford PET manent relief
uS"uer or arrangement of the stomach that was NOT
S@c mailEnant and Incurable. The testimonials ,bt -
S'aolSh this important fact be counted nv tho th
% stomach complaints that had been ed nv tot,
'eS"ru oil all dintary rules, intensified and rr1
"r'nc oS medical treatment drastic purgation bov -
u"reds OF instances been cured within three INV M
use OF this celebrated stomachic and aItarat
II shouid be remembered that weakness OF tn
involves many other ailments. BliouSness b,odaono ~
SpaSms palpitatOn of the heart rush of bood 70 h
heau nausea vertigo. and Sleepessness are amopo
'ah'S ana results and for all these the oraat
IL acts first upOA the stomach and tbrouob M
upon the secretOry and nervous systeros and h
o""elS It's general effect being always genial snI hf.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05

sbIs ladies', in London, writes fashion
bacL' 'oa;TnTespondent, there is perfect rage for
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05
THE, MARKETS
CARRIAGES.

AhMlrAGE-JONES.-Tn this town. on the 97tb rlt b d..
o' A. fh@onS' Mr. Thomas J. Armage and Miss R. Lizzie
ooneS' uotmerIy OF HillSborOugh Md all OF SMYRNA
SMITH-SlVEL.-At Bethei NJ. F. Cburcn on ,ho s,,A ,.
~ ~ e d f. Bryan Rev John E. Smith. of Smvrna Cr.u,
W. Onnch and Miss Ella Swell, dausher of the late n T
Sivel. of Kenton. Wv w -' l.
n 1i ioU NH'-On the 93d nf Feb. 1877, at the NJ p
Parsonage in Lepsic. bv Rev J. NJ Eidardio NJ It
mnfatIey !" Miss Marah Young of Kent county Da
LEN" NES-On the 23d of Feb, nv Rev f. B. Newman,
W.T. James u Fowler to Miss Emeline James, both of
Freder lea, Del. N vi
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05
Delaware Railroad Line
Su mn mer ArPang nm q m j..
On and after

Onand after
MONDAY, July 29th 1872,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un
III iurther notice. All Trains Sundays
excepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-28
3usintss Gar0s.
THOS, G, THRUM,

L,NGRGVER On GOLD. SILVER, BRASS,
II IVORY &c, &C
GTENCH CUTTER IN PLANTATION.
- Busioess nd Name Plates myl7 "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-28
There is no Death.

~ sfR EDwARD BULwEa LTrToS-
Taers 1s no death The stars 20 down
To rise upon some f1irer shorei
And bright In Heaven's jeweied crown
They shiss f5rsvermore-
Ihere fs 20 death The drsi we tread
sbaH change beneath the summer showers
To golden grain or mellow fruit,
Or rainbovE-tintsd hoEsr.i
The granite rocks disorEanizs
To feed the hungry moss they bear;
The f,rlst leave. drink daily life
Prom out the viewl-ss air.
There l. no death The leaves may EH,
The flowers may fsIe aud pass away
They only Eait, through wLntry hours,
The coming Of the May.
There j. no death 40 angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent tread
BE bears cur best loyed things away,
And then We call them dead"
Re leaves our hearts ali desolate,
He pIu-ks our fairest. sweetest flowers
TransPlanted Into bliss, they now
Ad0rn immortal bowers.
The bird-like voice, whose Joyous tones
Made glad these scenes Of sin and strife.
Sings nov an everlasting song
Amid the tree o. lie
and where He sees a smile too bright,
OR heart TOO pure for faint and ylc.,
He bears il 60 that world Of light,
To dwell Ia Paradise.
Bcro into that Undyiug life,
They leave Us but 10 come again
With Joy we welcome them-the same,
Except m sin and pain.
And ever near Us, though unseen,
The dear. immortal spirits tread
For all the bounfIess Universe
Il life-thsre are no dead.
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