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BOARD OF EXCISE.

Instalment OF the Previously Appointed
Com miss oners-The Charter Not Inter-
ferint with the Validity OF That Ac-
ton.
Messrs. Daniel d. T. Marshall J. L. Stewart and
J. r. voorhees,, the Commissioners of Excise ap-
pointed by the Mayor under the new law, called at
the ofices OF the Excise Board yesterday morning
and informed the old Board they were prepared to
assume the Offices conferred, on them. President
Williams, of the old Board, suggested that 1t would
be well to see the Mayor on the matter,
az there was q good deal Of division OF
opinion in existence upon the legality Of
the question, many being under the impress
sion that the charter destroyed the law previously
passed. Commissioners Freeman aad Stewart
were then selected as q committee to visit the
Mayor and obtain hts decision. Mr.. Havemeyer
told these gentlemen he had consulted the Corpo-
ration Counsel and had received the opinion rom
that authority that the charter in no way inter-
fered with the Excise law, and that the
NOMINATIONS MADE WERE GOOD.
Upon the return OF the committee to the Excise
into all the routine business Of the place and re-
tired wishing their SUCCESSORS the very best OF for
tune Copies OF the following report OF the number
OF licenses granted from the LIST OF May 1872 to the
30th OF April, 1878, end the amounts received for
them were sent to the Mayor and Comptroller by
the old Beard yesterday. Whole number OF
licenses issued S,06l; amounts received,
S3S6,725 IS.
The following Is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L Trains leave New York from foot of Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt streets as foows:-
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at 9aU A. M. ;h5
and 80 +. NJ. Sunday, s, and 80 Y NJ. :. .
For Baltimore, Washington and the south at A. NJ ~
and r. NJ. Sunday, . p. NJ. . ..
Express for Philadelphia, So $50 A. n 1880 So
$780, 9P M and IL night. Sunday. g. S:D and NJ :.
For Philadelphia via Kensingon at A. NJ ana r. u.
Emigrant and second class, :l5 y. NJ -. -.
L. l. q 24l s. 20. 3A6 4i0, 49, 5iu e 590, a0.
S:as S $40, W =" = :, $50
70 ss s:,S s rs s III 10 III T. SUM- SUM-
day 70 and s:IoP NJ N o.m..s,o.x ,,u,
sSr kssa c 10 o s. SG 80 9 ST. sso.
Top H. and II night Sunday, 5:2J and r. NJ
%Ood s o AND Perth Amooy' and 10 NJ, a
g. ~ NJ and IL night. sunday, and or. NJ.
For East Milestone, A. NJ, II noon, 10 and 30 N
For Lambertvie and Pennington, "A N. and Q r.
For Philipsburg and Beividere, and 4 p. M.
Trains arrive follows Prom PittsburR, 80 A. ~,
80 r. M daily 1914 A. NJ. and "a r. NJ, daily except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 40 A. ~,
"a, 1912 r. NJ Sunday, 40 A. M. From Philadelphia,
5N, 80 l0n % "a 4. NJ, 2l4, 3:4, % "a r. l.
Ticket ofices sas, Sss III and "a Broadway; No l
Aston House and foot of Desbroses and Corand streets
x. J. cnss sH.e' on'es' 'o DA' s. X. BOYD in.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
One Hundred and Fifth Annual Meeting Of
the Chamber Of Commerce.

Election Of Officers for the Ensuing Year-Navi-
CATION Of the Harlem River-Internatonal
Courage-DeSence Of Mr.. w. E.
Dodge-The Nautical School
Tariff Laws-Captain Dun
can and the Sailors.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALtNpAn.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 1, 1879
The following Is the day calendar for the Court
OF Appeals for May g. 1S73:-NOs. son, 60, o. o. 63
Ga, 65.
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ANDARIEsE-At Yonkers, on Thursday morning,
May I, RALPH b. ANDARIEsE, son Of William II. and
days.
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Billion Thursday, May 1, Mrs. Edmund
BELL, OF daughter.
Belfast Qrelsnd) papers please copy.
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THE NEW BOARD AT WORK.
The new Board formally took their seats during
the afternoon and remained In the offices several
hours They will not commence the regular bust
ness Of the Department until Monday next. Clerks
and officials attached to the Bureau will remain
undsturbed, the Commissioners being satisfied no
Improvement in the working OF the place could lie
made by the introduction OF new people. Mr..
McBrien is to be retained as Inspector OF Licenses,
the Commissioners being satisfied he is an able
and faithful officer always attentive to his duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-02

A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, -; SINGLE 81,
N warranted; Piumpers impartng youthful ap
pearance Silver Filings 5lc Extracting with Gas 5Oc
open SUNDAY till IL "a sixth avcnua
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DENTISTRY.

+. psoIUTHLY PAINLESS. TEETH ExTRACTEDs
"A fresh gas daily; Combination sets extremely nEns
and bic Rubber SO. N6 Sixth Avenue bosweon
Fourtsenth and Fifteenth streets Established q yesra
.o~ Dr. T. BERNARD.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

VXyHITE STAR LINE.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.
Sailing New York Saturdays from Liverpool on
Thursdays, calling Mt Cork Harbor each way .
OCEANIC. Saturday. May TO- at $50 Z
BALTIC saturday May ST. at 80 A. NJ.
From the White Star dock, Pavonia ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaucd,
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, stater0Oms smoking room and bathrooms IN
midshp section where least motion Is felt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer.
Those wishing to send for friends in the old country can
obtain secrage prepaid certificates $32 currency
Passengers booked ali parts OF America to
Paris Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India. Australia,
China &c.
Drafts from fl upwards
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply at
the compamyh office, 10 Broadway, New York
Bills Of lading issued to Continental ports
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CITIZENs' LINE FOR TRoY-PAssAGE 81 51-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier 40 North River. foot of Leroy street daily
Saturdays excepted) at O'Clock r. M connecting with
morning aims on Rensselaer, and Saratoga New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
"a Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
~ JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent.
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Eulogies to the Memory Of Mr..
James Brooks.

The one hundred and firth annual meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce was held yesterday, Will
liam E. Dodge, President in the chair.
NEW MEMBERS.
After the reading Of the minutes the following
new members were elected John Beyvis, 90
Leonard street, Packer Handy, 20 Nassau street,
and George Megrath, II Moore street.
THE NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
Mr.. A. A. Low, as Chairman OF the Executive
Committee, submitted the following report and
resolutions as to the Nautical School, which were
unanimously Adopted
whereas act has Just been passed by the Legislature
city and county Of New York to establish Nautical
Chamber u oT and appoint
committee q IS members serve the Council the
and with ssi
q aS Ss
IN respect thereof with the Bosrd o. adS "
.s M
e e.
;S sscson sss :Rs w s
Is aid e in
h S sn Ss john w1 ns XII.
ana Henry A. Darling be and hereby appointed such
Ssa 1871 as
That tes o s sailor
We'll As 10 sommercs the most benencent results
AND reason q sns e
the control the Board Of Education and that the
thanks Of the Chamber due and hereby rendered
to the Hon. James W. Hustled and the other legislators
whose jealous and patriotic efforts have greatly con-
tribued to the appreciation and passage of the act
TO Mr. Hustled engrosed copy Of the foregoing resou
tons.
NAVIGATION OF THE HARLEM RIVER
Z Mr.. ABRAHAM s. HEWITT submitted the following
report, which was received and adopted
Committee No. respectfully report that they have
met and considered the resolutions referred to them in
ard tn m
lem River. They have ascertaned that private corpo
ration has been chartered by the State for the accom-
pshment of this work. with the right TO take tolls That
the Commissioners of the Department of Public Parks
have also been authorized to do the same work
i stature. Incorporating "Ehs' Manhattan shp
same work and levy tolls The committee have not
been able consider the important interests involved IN
this question: and especially whether the general gov
eminent not the proper and only authority 70 under
inexpedient for the Chamber to make recommends
ton to the legislature except to make no new grants
and to epeal all charters giving to- private companies
the control Of enterprise OF such large value as to
ask the consideration Of the subject be continued
that they may be able to make thorough invesga-
ton of the existing legislation of the rights of all parties
concerned and report some definite In
season for the action of the next legislature.
ABRAM g. HEWITT.
EDMUND COFFIN
JAMES P. WALLACE.
APRu g. 1878 CHARLES BUTLER.
INTERNATIONAL COINAGE.
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T1oR STAMFORD AND GREENwICH-THE STEAM.
Il boat NELLY WHITE leaves daily from pier 81 East
River 80 and OF Thirty third street ut 3:46 r.
Leaves Stamford at A. NJ.
INoR NoRwALK AND DANBURY-THE NEW
II steamer AMERTCUs leaves daily at foot Of Market
street 45 and Thirty third at p NJ connecting
with the Danbury Railroad.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsriIPs.
dHzsoow 5 5zssrSaE BELLA. Am
0EoRdIA, HiSkEsors.
PkNNsYLvANiA SAILS MAY A.
Cabin 80 and $6D, gold; Storage, $50, currency
Passengers booked any part OF Great Britain
aas LOW ne a. 9 os. ows
uDRAFTs ISSUED ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
s0' reign. o ktsHfS E22DSlS co, Agents
stccrsge office IS Broadway. u Broadway.
NooK's EUROPEAN TOURS.
COOKS TOURS TO VIENNA. over 100 different rou.es
COOKS TOURS TO ITALY, over 70 dirercn. routes
COOKS TOURS TO IRELAND. over 80 different routes
COOKS TOURS TO SCOTLAND. over 20 different
routes
COOKS TOURS TO HOLLAND BELGIUM AND THB
soSss rs THE NILE AND pALE
TNE sys5y PHssh Ro r9Sis T FIFE @eRLp
COOKS SINGLE JOURNEY TICKETS to all parts Of
=" COOKS PERSONALLY CONDUCTED rARrY TO
sfsiHS 70 VIENNA
ns cSoRs s sPEcIxL TOUR TO IRELAND ENGLAND.
rrRRAAEGE, swITzEk s VIENNA &C.. to leave by
For full particulars see :.CooK,s ExoURsIoNIsT" ior
~''''' 10" ''A''' '''' COOK. SON JENKINS
sSa Br Ss% YSik
GAZEs MIDSUMMER TOUR TO VIENNA
~ Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, Italy France, &c.
oa ar Sec deta Sew prosrmm q
CAFES American Office No. Bowling Green, New York
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-oFFICIAL
nafRIs f hasl Of s issued y A.
bers street.
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L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL. and PROVE
DENcg eaye pier g SGrn RyeS foot Of Murray street.
'' A. r. BACON, Superintendent
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EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TRUNKS
~ for state rooms and Continental travel Chairs and
Rugs for the steamers, Ac, at JOHN CATTNACH'S 736
Broadway, near Aston place removed from corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-02

me Copptronsr's receipts yesterday were
es&oe2
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"A Steamers sail from pier % North River, New York.
AUSTRALIA. Sat, Nay AssYEIA. Wed Nay y
VICTORIA. -. Sat. MAY 10 TRINACIA.. We'd, May ~
CAsIALTA...wed., May Y CALiE9FNIAw Sat MAY 81
The passenger accommodations steamers Of this line
unsurpassed elegance and comfort Cabin state.
are an on upper thus securing good light and
ventilation ...ao
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
Saturday steamers CO., Wednesday steamers
Cabins $50 aud SOS SIS and SOS
Cabin return tickets, secur- -
ing best accommodations. $lW $3.50
sTEERAGE, $50 CURRENCY.
Tickets passage TO from any seaport or railway
station in Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Company IS Offices No. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
just published. .'Thc Trip TO- Europe" a magazine Of
Information for ocean ravellers can be had free OF
charge on application
EUROPEAN TRAvELLERs WILL FIND TRUNKS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-14
Avoid % d ouacks and Imposters.

DR.. J D. Dyott, Graduate Of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
long standing. A practice of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar.
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Gnids TO Heath. Price 10 cents,
j. y. DfOTT, NJ d., Physician and Suygeo n.
l04 Duane St, Now York.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13

EXCURSION 10 EURoPE--A Masonic ex-
curson is in coi,r,c appropriation Mt Columbia
l'-,:!, Ia k,ill,.
purpose of visiting the great International Ex-
hibiiion nj Vienna. They start abuu; the first
of Jurc next, and will make an extended tour
through Great Britair as well as en the contip-
cnt' y contract has already been entered into
Cor carrying a limited number, ocean passage.
railroad fare hotel bills and other cxpcm-cs Incl
dent the 'ripall paid. y fine oprori"n;,s here
presents itself for making cheap and pleasant
,onr 10 the Old Word. Pcrsons desiring further
information ON the subject sioald address \. NJ
Ram1o, editor of the Curant Columbia, Ia.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
AY,a FEBRUARY I3, 1888.

widow in the streets. BEN nHu .icd, t,c
miller's daughter, Melissa Bless, who. e
name we young .sca-dogs changed 10
MISSY Blissy. He, went Of to Singapore
a month after, second mate Of the bark
Reindeer, and was never heard from,
Her widowhood began, you sec, rs soon
as her honeymoon ended. Melissa wears
mourning for him now aid always will.
And Ben was worthy of NIL her tear
rs good follow as ever carried q rope.
finally means the many. thought they
knew the cashier Aad usci the tund< III
his keeping.
coNrrNUED IN oua MKT.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
From the .lkiim,
OVER A CABIN TABLE.

In the summer Of lS5-, Frank Manly
and were lomewarl.bound, from China
to Boston, i'll the splendid clipper ship
Sunset.
We were children together, aud had
followed many IL butterfly in company
In later years, we had often run after
those marvellous butterflies in pink sun
bonncts--thosc Will-o-thc- WiSps in di-
mity-in other fields; rather as rivals,
though, than sidc-by-side companions, to
confess it
This was Franks first voyage as mas
ter. He was now, two and twenty, every
inch sailor and man. ! was his only
passenger, running home after some
trucancy, in Il period between closing
clcrkship and an opening partnership at
Canton These were to ne delicious
days carc-frcc, and every hour with
my old playftllow was communion Of Il
rare order
We we're chatting one evening openly
for there VAS now nothing between us
but the cabin table. The light burned
just low enough for the quiet dreamy
hour that Frank rcclcd of to me the small
talk Of the dear old town, of which his
memory held an unrcckonablc cargo.
There was May who had married Jan
uary, and the squire who had draals him
self from afllncncc TO the poorhousc
lie told Of young Skinnem.who in boy
hood won marbles, and sold them again
TO the losers at hundred per cent, adj
vance upon regular ratcs-who never
played on the FOURTH" but opened a
carb-sione bazar Of pop-,ccr OF his own
brewing, -iirc-crackcrs, peanuts, and a
full line of dried apple tarts- of low
grade. Now he was piously loaning
money Saturday afternoons to gain Sun
day, at two per cent a month, and won
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
Fea-i.

III pabl, charlie oi'l.,n,l,n alnoun,
to $o3,co9,010 . year
Time is stream tha; watts us on TO
<cenys H.hnown, and leading on to E:cr-
niv.
Trnc friendship is gem ,ha: is often
sought for, hn! rarely found.
Echo is the >o.t and beautiful moon
li@h, Of c,und.
I.on'lon, according to all accounts,
notwithstanding The popular idea that
the climax o. !!er growth las been
reached, SENS 10 he Increasing with the
ra?i,Iiiy Of: Western ,owu
We are glad to learn from Mr.. c. j.
II. dayton that the C,iz2us' Savings
Bank, Of Columbia, las determined To
establish = branch Of that bank in Aiken
and Mr praytcn has been appointed
assistant cashier al This place.
Iht h,st paris Of human qu,lties are
the Tenderness and d"licacy of feeling in
little matters, the desire 10 soothc and
please Others, the mnutiac Of the social
Virtues. Some ridiculc these feminine
attributes, which ar left ont of many
mcn's na.urcs: but we have known tho
brave, the intellectual, the eloquent
POSSES, these gentle qualities; The brag-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
-ILleiT<I.i ItLi..
e51u "a

Bear with iniirmatics.T but iiot vices T'
Ecspcct honesty, dcspisc publicity. Wear, Year
your old clothes till you can pay for new,
o ;rs. Aim at comfort and propricty. notss
fashion. acknowledges rsa.ignorance,.zs
and don't pretend knowled 90 you hav,ft.. /
got. Entcrtain your friends, but snesery
beyond your means! iais@ .4aesxEsfIl
l know, nothing in the world ttendercr,4 a,
iha" pity that II kind h arte,lsyoung girl rr
has for Il young man who feels loneIpy,i
Is is true that these atieur creatures q
all tomp;.ssion for every form of human
w"'. All INK ols to alleviate al humafyf
nStor'uncs. They Will go to Su. day,
achools through storms their brothers are
afraid of, to teach the most unpleasant ~
nni in;ractablc classes of little children q
the aye of Mc,huscah and dimension of III
o. .Lc king of Bushan's elstead.' They
will stand behind table at 4 fair all
day unlil they, are rcadyto drop, drcssedH
i'll tl,cis p-ettiest clothes and their swcc-io
c<' smiles, and lay Lands OH you, like 50 i
many Lady Potipl,ars perfectly correct
ones, Of course Ito make you buy what
you do not want, at prices which yobri'
cannot afford; all this rs chcerfulIy as if
It we're not martyr,lom to them as we'll
rs TO you. Such is their love for aIlD
good objects. such their eagerness to y
sympathizc with all their suffering fellow IL,
creatures But there is nothing ,tAcy !,
pity as they pity 81 lonely young man,
Oliver Wendell Holmes ~ l'''
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
STATE OFFICERS.

The following is IL list ofthc State "iii-
GERS elected to serve torthc next two
sears:
Governor lin j. Moses, Jr.
Lieutenant Governor -Richard H.
Glcavcs, coiorcd
Attorney General Samuel w. Melton.
Secretary of S,atc-Hcnry i. IIaync,
color.d.
State Treasurer Francis l.. Curdozo
colorcd.
Comptrollcr.Gcncr ONION l..
Hoge-
Superintendent Of Observation-Disclosures
Y. Jillsen.
Adjutant Gcncral-IIcnry w. Purvis
colored.
Member of Congress at largc-R. H..
Gain.
Representative from First Congrcssion-
al District-Joscph II. Raincy.
Representative from Second Congress
sohal District-AlonzoJ Ransicr
Representative from Third Congrcs
sional District-R. B. Elliott
Representative from Fourth Congrcs
sional District-Alcx. S. Wallace.
Solicitor for the first Judicial Circuits:
Charles w. Butts.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
scnator-Jamcs l.. Jumison.
Representativcs-Sam l.. Duncan
John Dix, Henry Riley j. Fielder Meyers,
Abraham Dannclly.
Coroncr-John L. Humbert.
Sheriff Edward !. Cain.
Clerk OF Court-Gcorge Bolivcr.
Probate Judgc-Augustus B. Knowl.
ton.
School Commissioner Francis II. Nc
K.inlay.
County Commissioners John Robert
son, Edmund T. II. Smoke, Alexander
Brown.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
Confiscated Gotten.

In March. 1868, quantity OF cotton
was seized in Charles:an by the special
agent of the United States treasury de-
partmcnt, This was sold at one hundred
and scventy-ninc dollars bal, for the
sea island and one hunlrc! and thirty
four dollars for the upland At the time
the sen island was worth two dollars Il
pound. instead of the sixty cents for
which it was sold. Mrs. c. +. O'l5ryan,
the Administrative of T. O'Bry:tn, l,a.
given notice to the government; of lie:
intention to take testimony betorc n
commission i'll this city,to s!iow that the
sales by the United State, sere no true
criterion Of the y.,!is ot' ,:tDn, from tie
fact that the co.,o: wsf :cp,t. llv lA,n-
ipulatcd and rcpa"s@g! BY III, treasury
agents. Any persons who CAN .iyc III.
formation in favor Of The claimant o,
against the United States, are requested
to communica.c Will, Mcssrs. Walker &.
Bacot, Broad street, Charleston,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
HuUe

The young should beware of The error
Of snpposins that there arc Il great many
better places i'll til. world lor them than
home. They have their put to, act in
9li.4 then
and their parent. There are many
solicitations these days to abandon home.
1t is not every cay and wcll-appcaring
yoang person, who is better company
for You yeung friends ,,an yo:ir father
and mother. While YOU may gat and
give pleasure by going occasionally
abroad, yon Will promote yoar interest
must surely by hcii:g hsbitually keepers
at homr. The present tendency of
society j. 10 be far tor often away from
hom. ia more ihroHgcI and excited
scenes
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-02-13
POETRY.
BABY rALk..

The following production, in its pc
clliar line can hardly be improved upon.
why the Kings English should be mis-.
erably bunglcd, in talking to a baby, is
n question unanswerable TO all save
mothers themselves. We opine that the
production referred to, is descriptive Of
the home scene that takes place when the
mother at work is overcome by the cart
less cunning Of the darling sweet" and
snatchcs it rapturously from among its
OH the floor, to kiss and talk
to it. Here lis:
Where's &c baby, bcss it's art,
MuzzeTs little darley boy,
Tum and time into its tart,
Suck its little sugar toy.
Now well take it ridy widy,
Dearest, prcshus, birdy, honey,
Ma won't let it slidy idly,
Cause 'twould hurt her title sonny.
Oh, you pity, sugar plummy,
Does it want its story talky,
So it sail ;you ducEy .tummy,
Lets its mmzzy see walky.
Ny what ails its twcctcst monty,
Mama faid its going TO ky,
Only SET its lppeys pontey,
IIushcy darlcy rocky bye.
Does the cabbage mama cat,,,
Make its'i,tle iummy ache?
Is itsaittle cyes 80 scew,
llic!sup keep il wide awake?
Does it want TO see its daddy?
So it sail in title whie;
Sec it trow its funny paddy,
What does all zc blessed chile?
Ugh! you nrugh,y pin, go way!
IIushcy, dcary, so to sccp,
Mama by her baby stay,
Ugsy iea from baby tccp.