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JOHN ii. DlNGMAN.


- Wolli plr:;-c'a-ly ca The at;eaaor OF TIC Ladies
Of ai .e a7I a, pu5c gen rally 10 his sp'eaSid s.
,or,G .of0s.Y CO IDS s4taoe for tls Sc son he i
oou.taay recs.y ran aue.ioa All me l'es; N ports
ueas yr Eye Of Good. ina, tciraoe, ~hieh he TO-
vss all examine ana cbae 60 any TO exhibit HoFs
choice and COM e,c .;oek sc a.tce o. TIE ;olIO"ins
s:Is!TLS.
10 boxe. Cs.hmsre very elega-I neS te.gH' tcom
: 10 SIS
On B'oean. all styles, fro= s. 81 to :l5
90 70, Roy, IRON {. 20 i. Also
ann Daaa.a French : byte an Embroidered aloet
siLAS: SILKS,
loo pieces striped nad a.ursd Gro &c ,fique striped
SD figured chaageaole Gro = Aegor. Gro De Ne~-
yora Brs.!.la Gaeei Gro &c Perre agd figured S.s.
OF every descr1,cn. and pete OF black
AID bus 54cs agrrc and 2ll anu aose cOlcred snA,
lr, u 3. o: ,o IL
80 Bora,s.ines rcHl :, 20 - Eohsnes, De LANE.
Al. Pcaa o;h, ssrinoss French, German ard Eusi,h
c1C0y yard. Freaeh. EngA and American Prints
f-9- !, % io :.
IL pieces Blankets ard 3,O pi4cas Fsuuels, cheap.
Also. Clo,bs Ca,.imetes S4unets, yesuns,, Beaver
al Flo, Cloths velvc,s Linens. owes Hosiery, .Le
> ca.ss bale. beacasi aai nb.cachel Douestiss.
rom Cd :ol. a. ant great ,4net, Of Dry Goods Of
every DESCRIPTION, cry cseap
N.B.-Sace,inr 3 ys-d. vide.
JOHN H. DlNGMAN, Sol Grand-s,reet
Oh tt corner of Orchard.
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- Our attention has been directed 10 the subject OF
Painting IN Wate. Coor--a branch Of the arts Which OF
4e years has 50 much improved TO offer fair rivalry
to the more ancient m.thoi OF Painting IN OIL The l''
Ter material being found for the use Of Ia
dies ,d tending materially 10 exclude them from par
ucpatcu IN the fascinating aud useful accomplishment
induced the artists of Europe to their attention to
the improycmen, OF that system Of Painting IN which
Ws,er made the vehicle OF Color instead OF OIL and the
desired fleet has been accomplished In England IN par
ucuer has with that extensive patronage due to
useful Improvement Like the si.er ar; OF Music D.
has there become part OF the education OF every accom-
i..-hcd female, ana many who learn sach m Tine
Of alucuce, turn more substantial account IN Gc
Of misfortune. A,ho~ins the extent 10 which TIN
- paron'zcd, ii may be mentioned tina; IN Lon
there Two exhibitions annually cousacd eNclu
.,yely 10 W.ter Color Painting and another where the
pfo2o,uou Of Oil and Ws,er Color is about e7uul and
atog ciher independent of the annual exhibition
tia val Academy, aud OF similar exhibition, ia amo
every provincial city in the Kingdom Several Of The
Contributors to these Water Color exhibitions. are ladie,
who take very high aud fact rank smoug In
be-, Of the performers. Many OF their pictures are
rrestyauc Any .u5jec; may he painted :'is manner
. capable OF the highest application Of eEisrescuro
.sd j, s,e. the coors are sud a. durable ,hoe
painted ia OIL The Cartoon, Of Raphael haze .,ca
lot u-vard OF three hundred years Aacsni illuminated
aacu.cript, also prove the durability O.: Water Coor.
Thr card Of Nj Somerye, I'll eminent English Painter
and Teacher OF Painting Water Color VI be found Il
advertising columns As pupils advance he Will give
afu.oa in the form oflec,ure, on The higher branches
Of The art. For his style and execution see Nos +i
li2 79 in the exhibition Of the Apollo Association
open at the corner Of Chsmbers-s and Broadway.
q General Committee of Democratic
MIG YOUNG MEN.-As adJourHtd meeting OF thi'
Committee vii be Leld National Hail. Csnal-strtei az
Friday evening" l5th OF October half psst clo
BENJAMIN DRAkE, Chairman.
6yIss NJ. HiLLrs. Secretaries ol+ 9,
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ES:SE.sT BsRGAsTs ~
u y Z, n CO ar II -

We have sor, to offer tn, large, assortment Of
Cloths Grand rio,ty purchased .: Auction ,r cash,
wbch vii sell al great bargains
Fine broNa, olive buc and invisible Cloths, ole
CANT style, foe Ladies Cloak, OF superior hnsh at 30
20 - ..
superior hue black ~ootdyei, voadel West Of Eng
hand superior Cloths Tor Gsn.l.men'- FrOek Aad Dress
Goats from - to -
Cadet Mixed and other coiorcd Cloths for wear
ats!OO.
Besides the a.oy, ~ have an ,,sor,men, OF RSaye-
Cloths and heavy PHO; Cloths for over Coats tie whole
Of win sell at least y per cent less than
aay other house afford the article. Give Us a
trial and you snail BE- ,s;ifed.
ol36. FW 4 w =. GlLLEY, $50 Grand i.
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\ NJ 4 : I. vi Il y + :.
orty.YOVtA 1... ana.

Known rs Peal Museum. Bro isa', cp, o. the Pork
rt,HE Puac +. respect iI, mo laci t.t NOC IL DaI
/ lNSrttI MENTAL CuNCES MI Dc Ven hy
Mr.. sHNKrt, Mss BRUCE, Mc QU tfLf. The Popplas
Hala SINGER, from ihe Poll dc pima Nh elm, W. I'D
WARDS thr admired CCm.c ' colet. ~ d . But GO o!
urorfies Professor o. the rHso Forte. Nr. 3! son
Commencing the i.cturc kcom a. al rs't' COCK ,
and continue .y-- evening tf,> eek
As,ries II highly mterrstins Aicsmrr-us Phenomena
iaihs! Magl.tsuiJ may be 80 nj the Nn'e"A ''si1
sf cri oou TIN, week, ~ O'clock the pateut Is mn 'u-
L. geut lldy, who has hecu perfectly ,sad from her
birth hut xhcn asleep ,h q. n'ce 30 sing and p"y 'H
tn rano ami a.so II describe thugs ~h-1 'he urVei
saw m mnuncs uuly to.'shirg ana whcf uuot iii
10 command thu atrcutiou OF candid and uig ~ eo2ie
The lli..Iri - >payc "a Spacious u =. COZ
.stin. o G Iadrupod,. B.rts, RePu,,. fi,"' eet'.
shell. Minerals Fossil, uud - - oltlt. It ror-
trats of cmiuaat men aud othe' Paui1ss &c ''i"ni
co-morama and uuaerous NJ cellmeuus Cufi sI-e'.
from ever part ot TO - ~
Fame. .,',,, Wpr ,ns h' Nr. nw'n.
A4n.,>i,u TO nI - Caicrcn uEGet 20 ,.Trs q
sge half PRICE. % -
u ROW Exhibiting, at The National ACADEMY or
Design Roa- ay corner Of Leonard street, DuhUio =
mag niEc-hr Picture Of DON JUAN HNOEi snd I'M
BRO, on $50 '-et Of canvass. The PRiNEh>S OF "a
qua AID q iuI lencrh Porat of thc "a on, YRS NCR
TON by ?ari. Of Lordon. Open from o'cl cN IN Inc
morning uEtll ~ AZ nigh;
Admission IS ecat, sen.ou Ticket. 81 cor's. - #
51Y&s.' s,a.4 oft.c american l...uta., Nh
u to-, .rjen.- re EVbblror op'ug N 10Y nj ~
O'Clock lrIr never h., exhibit
d. Contributions are crDwGln: nlf nm far nj rear.
The arrlurtm.ns FOR he W.ole Of tii- wc'k are *
rem H. L., cres ~ our Addresses, Fors re EsAi-
bitiou. 8. I "a Nlti.4a Convention.
Dec gate. began come IN on Frday - >. For pay
ucullr, zee bll Arrangements NJ the 9 rieo. OIL
N'sN,:Aasa FAIL. NTH RhAL WATER.
y This rxh bltiom y II he kept zen ore ~rek o. se.,
previous - dcplr'ure SCUM. Hours cNh huo7-
from 20 A. Y 'oCP VI la the c'eniu.. ON J al 10.
a. The Aca,pny Fl Fine Arts B,rcisy nrcr g orr
'eoe The Aston House Admission D c'n 80 u red
h1f 1rcc. @" ois
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LAWYERS DIARY nc,0ba. /

SUPERIOR Cou21 CALESDAR-This Day-li9 j. 30 %.
90 430 65 - ABB. 2e o. So lis - ~ l15 l7G
il-, III l73. l79, Isl s3, Isl, l75 ..G, ~, -
DAY CALENDAR OF rHE CIRCUIT Court Tai. Day.
So B. 10 ) So 10 "a 80, 50 81, = a. go g. ~ IS.
90 g, -. 100, lOl i03 0i l0j, loo, l07, Ice leg
CALENDAR CswMoy PLEAs Cora1-Thi- D4y-l23,
l22, -, 26, l27, f. 3i- is . IL o l03 lCi pl.
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Second Board
Commercial and Honey 1Ea,,cr..

Tie sales of Harlem at the boord to day again
large rcachng about 800 shares closing at l5ian nj
vance Of per cent. or United States bank 80 shares
sod alta dccac o! :. Delaware and IIuson improved
per cent Mechanics Banking Association !. Mohawk
!; pa,erson!. Farmers Tru.t c'l of
The sales Of State stocks reached $4,000 wi;hou
material variation.
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Ne,v-york llnrIsets.

Asngs-POts are no, IN quite br.k demand, and
.ales have been made "a, shade less ,hNa s. - Pearls
atO selling 81 S..
Correy.-The market Is improving. The sales to-day
are aoou, 1880 bales, advance ~ som. instances OF
ger b. parcel ofow grade j. reported 10 have b en-
aiken FIR the Chius inlrA.. 4; advance
fIors-Tte narsc, j, MI descending, and tennessee
RELY offered today :, s. 62. The receipts arc SKI
r.e aud receivers ANXIOUS 20 sell About Ave thousand
.arrel. are gon. GA board the Scotland fo Liverpool
and I've thousand more On bosrd tae Wsii"s'on' Tor
-ondoa both shipping from iFs; hands Holders oi
Southern less 6rm and offered a So IAe STOCK
# Ho"arl Streets sal satyw.ne Corn Meal > S'i
per barrel Jersey - -
GrNS-Alo, of 500 bushal Western whoai sid al
- cents io' milling Sale, 5000 5ushe, Southern Co'l
81 cents measure, and 1000 do ia lots IS cents 200
Jersey 65: weight, 1890 bushels Rye IS cen''
4; the boat No Barley at market Oats Is 10 50 Tor
Northern.
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BERN GOODS AELsRNG CHEAP 1T
So szomston.strert.

Il Red, white aud >clo~ Fannel'. from Is Cd to Is
Cd and higher. from ?. Sd To pa very good for
Is I'd Canton Fianne. irly style. from % TO
Is Ro.c Wnltn,y ankets from = 10 s. per pair.
good assortment of Beaver, Pilot and other Cloths
ken isc Pr!ai. Nlu,i1s Diapers, In brelias II cry.
a. 100 6i.I K. BOWIE.
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material variation.

sale OF 1000 -oNerei2hs VS. miie al 'ha o'A L a.
- s5i.
The sales OF sterling hill to-day have not been large
principally at 10 per France ) ~ i s l7'-mo,'y
at tie latter rate
The Liverpool packet takes orl about $4,000 j"
pcce.
The Committee appointed 10 examine the affairs Of The
Harlem Railroad make ropo-. 10 mor'o~ rehtio
an adjourned meeting the Stockholders 1t ruuo cd
n the street ths, viii be favorable thsn vas an
rcipated and that no &C veil lee upon the On
Gers excepting lack Of judgement the csnducion OF
the Affairs of the Company. Thus however Hay be one
oftAc stock o9hiac circulated by the bulls TO Al;
feet th9 sock which just The principal speculative
f.acy at the Board The repoet- that greater number
Of share, has ben issued ;haa there 1aho-l-d Wit
also 1t Is ,aid be di>approyed. We thee .iem- a.
,h- rumors of the day.
ABORTION of Teas imported N the Akhar was onerd
Il, auction to day by IIofntn i Co The Company was
l,es aud better feeling exhibited than At The pre-
you, sales Some chop, Young TYSON Aod at an nd
ysuce OF TO ID per h. and the eairc sale supported tle
market Tie country Youag Tyson was stopped a; d'c
and the Cation made Sc only chop Of 'le latter
being sold Nearly the whole parcel "a> sold.
TNe bill, Of the Farmer, and Nj -chlnie, Bia- Nc"
Brunswick y BE- handed to 'he receivers pr'ioas
to the 3l INST, or they viii nsl be entitled TO dividend
ana will be after tina. va.ueless.
b. he Official Statement; OF the situation Of the Farmers
ana Mechanics Bssk Michigan APpeaTs hat the CIR
cul-tion i So
Oepo,tc> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :, ~
Due Banks -
Immcdiate Liabilities ...-------- s7o'-i
Specie. .----------s 80
Biuk Notes. -
Due from BaG.s -....-.-----.-... ~
Immediate A>set-.... ..............-.. ,,li7
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THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SATURDAY lsORNlvG
In Qaarto Form on a very LaFge Sheet
and aGoreed 10 Subscribers IT the Country at
TWO DOLLARS PER ANU 81.

1"' Aiofse1 10 S1'-cf''s'7 H. me I'm; -
= DOLLARS FIX Am l u.
rr@iv Comics vii he forwarded (. yszr Tor Ten
Dollar. Te. Copies for Fifteen Dollars {;
and any I-aer ,,,ie- NJ, ls,,er p-oportoa Payiaeat
N a!yance invariably required and the paper stopped
whenever the term Of .ueb payment expires.
THs Ts,st,.e-rhe,b.ri in u. D,iIy or Weekly edi-
,iogui be- g, IT.. name ,roort-ar ,,,Hluch.nr sup
porter of .e re.s Rgl.s and Interest la stern hos
,iity to A error. of Superficial theorists. Che ra1euce
Of unjust or laer Ct Legislation and the scheme. .nd
.o,it,i-, of .er ..slic, dc,nseocpa |, wJ .trenu-
ouly advocate ,he Paorlc1.ox Of A,rsio.x ISnusrRy
against the qrap.nc aad 70 u, c4taz po-y OF Euro
Go,sr,r,e,, AID III, UNEQUAL eorps,.lion which
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man, ,r,. yo,.o..t,... ,L.,.yo,,,.,.i,,,.., If CO.
ye-a,pe1t l,,.,a. sd Of rxe,ut., Patronage. viii
tc -aou Is arg In hort. tn., paper faithful,
,r,i.,. sud % .f-. sdy,csf. Tho p-,nrin. a Men
49, '''.'''' u ,-''' D..
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Pu'e'' r'''''''' 80
=''S' " 40 y, ''-'""' '''U1' '"'
'"e''c sn's cary anu ''''-' f'ss".' anu
whatever Shall upp"ar calculated to promote Morally
maintain -oci Order extend the blessings Of Education,
900, .,,. .,., ,,Aa-ve tho o-oot cause m Urr.u Pro-
-, 80 ant It,,.,c,.. - N
Us - ''''"''o ''''''' ''''-'' '''
NR-Wuer. te: persons, club together. and remit Is
4, one lime n f no, oyc. four per cen, discount III
NsxY,,k ,.ep,p,rs.ll cot but so per year.
-, ST..
Hs oe!e'tu 'Ai' NEE - no P- per J" '' ''''''u
Ne'o''" 'i'''1su'e az | ''-' = ~ '' '''' - 80
DaY winch co7tai' 50 ai@ca Rcadng platter and J. hi-
f,rded Al - ciet, a r.,,e as the Weekiy Tribune
.,.,.-. ,,..,o, b
80 . , .
NhE''tEi " "1i.LiNA IL NO. ~ Ann ST.
+ iiors Of Weekly Journals vino desire an eX-
90 ,p .,, .ri,, 40. ....,,,.,.d ~ wy. ,;i. pos
-, -, 49, ~, -. Inn, oil
''-- '''' - St.
u sailors EEoni.-Ine Corner Stone Of the
'''' ''''yl ,0' ,'e 'ao- "
ihfee hen' 90 Se".Ae''' "'4' Dc 's-n ~ "ohhO''
Clhursdaj, the IAN lnst) at II O'Clock IN CleTy, be
-,
pong De =" III AMI Co-e, VIII participate IN the eAer
c,ses and ,,..-,
ADDRESSES
sill BE- delivered ~ Hon. Thomas Butler King OF Georgia
NM, r,or. ,.,ior I,1,,,, If his civ
ze, ,ll,..,.,. ,e.n.c,fnlly invited 10 attend
-, 60.
!" "eh1I u VIC o'a'i'" ''ie"n So0'''f'
EDWARD RICHARl son,
J0liN WIlEtLWRiGHT, Commi.tce
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. OCTOBER Il lsil.
f;inioti:re aimannc.-THts Day
Ri,c. - 49,, 81 zi...--l SET. II % -ai.ia
Latest Dates
LoxDoS SEPT. - HAvRs.---------sEPT. .
lvearooL-....- SEPT u >Ew-oRl tASs. -----oor. :
The uext Stoam sniPs TO ArrlNe
Prom LIVERPOOL, FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbia, lei,..oc; i britannia. leaves Oct. 10
Tn next s,e-m-s hip TO Leave
rro., rosroS FKoM LivsRPooL
Acadia !sase, Oct Ii Britannia, leaves Oci. 10
Glazed ys.rssDV
Sails f,.Z iorg G1raiiar aud mafkei + s.ir'l-t
John Ja, I.uiltrt IIayra VIA me- River II >lze;
Cinc,-u B,rs'ov.. Turks l>sni Parton Pop oel4'
T.atrner savannah ~co \ Nor d i. Eueeac Bean-
ai, B,rdeau- \ ~,cletto, Usecan. q Iddo'' New o.
c..,.. E4rs.u~ Pop, h'noha'eii f"s'er I-s@' e.
rr oark Edward. Clsm,acc, Hayre Boyd Kirekea
Bcgs Jane DruaanonJ, Browa Norfolk Brett g" 'V'e'
Owe Reynolds II rlomas : W lc"es
Sch.> MARY, Tucker. Tamfa Bay. Fla, Pratt
Flu ,eter, Blcomr, Havana : ChAppele
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sap Frankfort, Russell, - dys In liverpool IndAe'
SAP atye..e, Enery II Iys I'm Charleston, cotton,
b 6.rk Cs,mo. ou,95bii.e 80 I'm Bristol Eng, mlAe,
Bns A,asy. Sherwood 10 dy. I'm Charleston, cotton
Duui-la n Ginou.
- Dan,comoe !. - XVIII
S,br r.ie Webb ~ ~, I'm Curacao, skins &c TO J
Folk. 4 son LIT rr : Aeu for New ork neNi Gay
rar Washington Sherman, or Go uac. The chr hom''
for New York SID 10 d.! before.
Scir rraucis Ha.ei. Cns-e, D fys I'm Monteso Bay
J,slics. win siaieu-o. TO Ayniar & Co.
Sc,r D'd.e X app, Alsx5n RIA, tonT
>r1r Hlc7ra 1uJ. Coaster, Richmond, -four
Sh-Ar.l Russell N-s1ern Nc, naval stores
Scl- H.a.oa Cooley Baltimore, hite'
sir y1tu-l- Van NImc York River
>chr J,.epsiar. Brooshos-e, klzaseth CITY corr
Slr Ar.coa.a G-sSii Washington, Nc naval stores
RsLo,y- SHIPS. bark .al TO be the Zshebee kins'
In H.aloure. = .a hriss WED NNeSt
S.tFo-ss > United s.ates Bruoa. liverpool; had-
son Nav ieau, asrr>> Tampa Bay AyGiAF Ns"
Orleaa.; Rs,-ei Cl,v... 20 birmingham do
y The picliet-~hip Wellington. Tor LOG
l,1 WIZ al TIL DAY. trRdrsday Il. II o 'soe :.
Passengers WI, ae lseu board By tae sIe amer II
Guile, ON " Hi:eh-l II that hou-.
Later B,g< -. close ,lc N-fc iant-' ENch4azs aHo
H,ie's News Room a; 10 O'Clock.
RSpea.e val 0e received OIL board ;ill The hour o'
s4!AGg z,---
~ RovaI Nail froui Boston 10 Liver
,ooI-Ta- Letter. Bags for nc A-atla nov oP u 81
70 W.li-sircet sad y Ill close or
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BY L. NJ Hcinan i Co-TcA., balance of cargo o!ship
Akbar-Tetm.. notes st month. payable city Of
Ne~-io 10 By made satisfactory TO tho sellers
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o, -Tas Letter Bag, for nc Acadia are oP = 81
R.STDEN & Co :. NOS Wall-s,rest, sd sill close on
F+,5sr the l5,h. !, quarter past P At. bss will De
.su, every day anti Friday. Oh
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\ SPLENDID As oRTMENT OF
FRENCH AMI LONDON BEAVEEs
MAY SOW re H.p THE
Scw-XoriI Sash 'CnsIorins establishments,

- j. O.
Bou.h. exclusively FOR cash and will comp most Of
ne diter,nt sty msrAe,. some very choice
vest England an4 Freach cloths do black aud ian
cv c,ored casu eres for pants, Cashmere, aud scve
r yestirr. al Of which will De- made and trim" cd III
100 richest manner 10 pr below credit prices
Str CT puucuality observed filling orders. Cash on
delivery q nd no aba,em,a, in prices.
T. Soar fail business has already Increased to that
cs,ent tho, compelled or hclr IT the
cutting department.; ch ,t under the ,upernteni
euce OF Mr N. yord who will give his whole attention
to the eren, styles Of winter garments that may be i'll
reduced.
Particular attention paid TO cutting pants
Of In &c BOOTH, Agent.
NE.S' e;ouDS-A spcu0h assortment, OF me-"
Y IN! -.ch a. Cd iOr IL wear received et tina Emporl
rni Il Cheap Garments. 2-9 broadway American to'ei
oil 3Ds
:;T3sTa aG5lT3GT~, CL0AkS g.
- tiCnt!rnsu are request To c1' and Examine m
.,ye fSurt-'iis, Coaks, ofersd At 23S Broad" a.
moderate ,si-es. by .
oH3i WILLIAM /. JtNNlN"S.
;Nf;aCs.sNSI UyVlas-ln i variety Vi ri.h
L sat,rc4s Ior .ae al 80 Br.ai"Av, American lloe
oil Bis
AEpnT 0F FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
~ -ttirh S.iA AMI >atiA Scuf, and crn'I,', Chas-
IN ,up-r Gloves st,ie- Su-pcEde's Ac, receive"
ST 20 Bro-aw4y. hmrrc,n II t-. ola So
'i'sSANa.~4atEnae ITALIAN ~lNUON
>uAuES-li con>cquruce OF the spe d. sli" Vi
tnrse inurh ydm'red Italian Snud,s yer 7" Wo'iio'0
.Ili cI~. tl. "a ru.tv embracing some,
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.NttsD an Americaa Girl % DO cooking AMI
- genera hou,ev ors Of q family. none reed apply
uals.. rec mmonled. Apply ut No. ~ McDou-a. 'i--
b,f,srsn = znt . O'Clock = ". Oh li
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:i,% SOM EHFitL =. Fh'lFt>>UN
II Of PtINTiNG y WATER-cOLOR, gives es
IN, - school. ard Pupils trrir residences n Fig
ure ahdsc ape Flose PaiHu.g ard e'- cry erPsrtHe.
~ the m = approved pr uciples Addre-- NJ. Pease-
,-n. and term. obtais-d. A Drawing Cia.. iornin-
O-s ~
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;A;;aS.sN51 S-UW.as--ln i variety of 'i.h
~ patircs Ior sale 2t9 Bf.ai"ay, American Hoe.
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DO4RD.-A gentleman sad his vie. and a si-g =
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
PARENTAL DECISION.

,ytis not difficult to be decided, were this all; bu.
20 be decided and firm. while the feelings and the
voice are as soft as the lutte, is difficult. Your
child has no judgment. Hundreds of times every
week, and many times every day, he must be de-
Med and have his wishes and his will submit to
years. When he is well, you must Of necessity, be
constantly thwarting his incnations, forbiddng him
or commanding him and when he is sick, you
must force him, and stand further than ever aoof
from indulgence. Even when you feel that he is
on the bed of death. you must control him, govern
him, command him, and see that he obeys Your
own decision, energy, and firmness, must never
waver for moment in his presence While a
mothers heart pleads for indulgence, you must have
resolution which will force you to your duty, even
while the heart bleeds, and the eyes weep. That
noble mother who held her child while his leg was
ampuated, and did it with firmness that he dared
NOT resist, and with tenderness that made him feel
that she did it for his good-who does not admire
These two qualities-decision and mdness, are
seldom found in man. He is either too stern or too
fehient. But the mother-she can possess them
both, and have them both in exercise in the same
moment But she must have the aid of heaven
She must seek it in prayer, at the foot of the throne,
aud there she will find it.
could point you 10 son, who cherishes the
memory of his mother as something inexpressbIy
dear and sacred She was widow, and he her on
" son. When young man he said something or
did something in the presence of his sister and a
cousin, both young ladies', highly improper. His
told him NJ hia IA mildly md bin d. g,
teques.ed him to make an apology TO the girls. =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
:sAorIl ana Reltgtous.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
SAILING ON THE SABBATH.


Mr. EprToR We are not in the habit of say
ing much for the reason that he who says much,
must say something in vain, and the tongue is
such an offensive member that it is SAID in holy
writ 'If any offend not in word, the same IS a
perfect man and able also to bride the whole body
But however we think it is our duty to say a
few words whether it gives offence not
We were very much astonished, while walking
down Water street yesterday, to look out upon the
quiet Kennebec and see four or five
sail boats, with some very respectable and come
iy appearing young gentlemann them; we did
think better things of the Christanized inhab-
tants of this pleasant and beautiful Village. We
would recommend to those young persons that
next sabbath morning, early, they take that good
book called the Bible, and sit dowsl and read the
twentieth chapter of Exodus, and if they do not
find the eighth verse will tell them something
that will not be offensive to every Christian,
then we will acknowledge that we are wrong.
We do not wish to Brighten persons in this
happy country, but we wish to tell a short story
that dear mother, who now lives in remote town
in this State, told to her sons a few years ago,
"that a number of years ago she lived in the vii
iage of Bath, near the mouth of the Kennebec
River, and in the same house where she lived,
she heard young man say he was going to sail
on the Sabbath, and likewise started for the same
purpose Sabbath morning but things not
being favorable he almost concluded to give it up,
finally he said he would not give it up, but he
would have a sail if he went TO HI. According
" he and some others soon on the water a
sailing and by accident the boat in running un-
der ships bowsprt was upset, and the very
man that made the speech was drowned, and the
hitherto quiet and pcaceable day of rest was turn
ed into dismay, confusion and uproar by the exer-
lions of the people and the freing of large guns
to raise the body of the drowned man. the read
er may Judge what ia scene this must have been.
But word or two more and | must close, it
was said that the last criminal who was executed
in the State of Maine, confessed short time be-
fore his execution, that his first deviations from
the path of virtue were transgressng the Sab
bath
We hope no one will take offence at what we
have said for we do il with the sincere desire to
promote peace and happiness in the WORLD there
fore we would advise those who sail the Sab
bath, if it is not convenient for them TO attend
some place of worship, let them read their Bibles
in their peaceful dwellings at home and cultivate
useful, and happy members of society.
A FRIEND TO THE YOUTH.
Bath, July 9TH, 1871.