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From the Boston Cultivator.
CANNOT.

> l. word thai should not be suiiere
to have a place in young mans vocab
Iulsry. His success in The world will
a great measure, dep"nd upon his prac
IucgI construction Of This ierm.
Ii he allows it to have lhe ascendency
in his mind, and is guided by its sugges
lion, he may rest assured that ~hslevel
he accomplshea while under IFS inhu
enCs will not be very SIupendous.
II he is about 10 enler upon course il
order to store his mind with usefu
knowledge, his success will sllogerher
d,pend upon the rejection or,his efr'e
des - Caanok Nothing great OF gooo
will be decled by HIM who suffers II to
oave place 10 his mind, If he has cof
erS TO fill they will remain empty ss
long as cannot is his motto.
lrhis object is'o accomplish some
Iang, he will SEQ The proprle'y of enter
ing upon il with determined reaoluioI
and full inlen, aod purpose Of hear?
Does any one suppose that Washing
loa ever endeaVored 10 encourage h'I
men by suggesting 10 them the idea that
they could not achieve the iCdepen.
dence Of the colonies by repeIing tht
royal forces from our shores.
| am inclined 10 The The belief that III
such sn encourage menl had been heIHI
out TO that lsmished band by their dis
inguished lrader, there would have bee
a sufficient reason lohave warranted of
fereUt issue. Do you suppose. this idea
pr esenied itself 10 The august mind oil
Franklin when about 10 snatch the
IIghlning from is wonted spherei |
such was the case, we doubt not but tha |
II was repeIled with that energy whicl
was so em,nenrly Characteristic Of lht
mind Of The greatest philosopher lhet|
Columbia ever produced. And lastly
will one venture to conjecture that Han
uble ever haraugued his material host
T. a strain SIMILAR 10 tins? My brsv,
ellows, we never can scale those lOly |
Alps. and we never shall find ourselves
planted upon the sunny plaiaS Of Italy,
we might as well make ss
precipltae a retreat as possible.
Therefore | think that if The vorioue
enterprises of life were entered Upoul
wl'h oil the energy OF our nature, and
with determination 10 succeed If pos
slbIe. not so many engagements which
are now abandoned for want Of a sufi
cl,ot determination 10 succeed, would b.
sDven up as 5eyOnd the power Of consu.
mslion' Eco.
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Dress ind Oemeanor u L00'es -
II ~o'eoboe'' Is ruIpaoI1 IN man. no"
utterly lncHcussble il is 10 woman!No
female that has regard ior her parsooaI
appearance. i is true there ia danger
Of running into Ihs opposite extreme
Of attaching 100 much importance soc
giving too much time TO dres0, but ii l.
easy 10 hiI happy medium N Dh's res
oeci, ond do perfect justice 70 the loiIs
D., .he sane Tune. thai 20 mortal, soeisl
or intellectual duty i0 sighted. Their
'rs few members Of the sex Of deRciPn
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CHAPTER III.

| Hh J HEhlhE VIZ hlNi S'NAN
Some days after tins incident, when Hen
ry had nearly forgotten it, he again sciec
,he part of the demon in The new piece.
On The front berCh OF the pit was The un'
known. Al every word pronounced by
Heinrich, he cIenched his hands, and gave
evident ergns of the greatest imPa'lence,
nuuerng bad, bad, between his teeth,
whilst those around him appauded with all
their might. At The end of the first act, The
unknown got up and disappeared through
lhe lille door leading from the orchestra
to the interior of The stage department.
Heinrich was alone on the stage, awaits
ing the rising of the curtain, when he was
to resume his part What was his aston
ishmpnt, on turning suddenly round, to be-
hold figure close behind HIM dressed ex-
acty as he himself was, and looking at him
with those greenish piercing eyes. Hen
ry Immediately recognized his acquaintance
of the Eagle with two heads --or rather lheI
devil himself, FOR ii was he.
'Ha hs!' my little gentleman. You
want to act the Devil Tha! first acI was
very bad. You give but poor idea of me
10 those good people Of Vienna Allow ne to
AXE your place this evening"
Heinrich mechanically placed bis hand
On The little cross of Ka'y's and tried to re-
member a form Of exorcism, bu, terror
overcame him. The Devil laid boay
hand on each Of Heinrich's shorIders
and giving him a gripe, forced him on
II the way, and entered himself upon Ih'
srence
The second act was rsplnrous!y applaud
ed.
How well Heinrich acts tu.nighls,' said
ii his friends.
Bm what produced the creates! effect up.
IN the wondering audience was the stfaDgeI
.a1oh,er, ehsrp as the edge ora saw: i, wa,
-xscNv like the laughter Of lost soul
nocking at the iovs Of Paradise. The
whole hou,e was in wonder. Scme Ianoh
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most appropriate and becoming 10 her
and follow il, unnfuenced by The pal.
'ry ambition of leading of fashion, Of
lsunllng in expensive robes. We ell
know that different coIors suit different
compilations, and different styles, differ,
enl figures. Every lady should have
that degree Of orllsticsl cultivation to be
able TO decide for berself on the fashion
most suitsble 10 her person, Ia the
lack OF this accomplishment let her con
salt competent Judge.
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a gentleman travelling or an unfre.
qnen,ed road in Maine, and passing p
.oItsry shantee, or shingle shop, his al
iention was arrested by loud oulcry OIL
-'HoIIos there! l say, murder FIRE
rongs! gridrons! birthstone! holIoal'ant
man was seen rushing in great haste
wearing leather apron, bat without hi
coat, and approaching the traveller
Whats ;he mslter!-whars the matter:
Inquired the traveller 'Oh,' reptile,
he settler, 'pm out Of tobacco, got an,
about youP
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Il Tery Good tSt0ry.---We like

u Tery Good Stoyy.--We like 3
good Srory,snd The last number oiBIsck
wood furnishes cne as follows:
Some years ago when sII the world
we're made upon The lotteries, The cook
IF a middle aged gsoliemsn drew from
ais hands ihe savings Of some years.
Her master. curious 10 know The cause,
learned that she had repeatedly dreamed
that . certain number wsss great przf
and she had bought ii. Is called her =
iool for her pains, and never omllsd
an occasion 10 LEASE her upon the snb
j-or. One day, however, the master
lsaw 10 the newspapers, or at hla boob
Ias!I,t's, in he country ,owO, that the
Number was actually The 10000 prise.
| Cook is called vp, a pelsver ensGes--
'hsd known each other yesT', 10th TO
part, &c. in short he proposed ard Is
lsccep,ed, insists on marriage being Gel.
ebrsled mex, morning. Married they
were as and the csrr'ge took Them from
The church, lhey enjoyed tns following
dialogue.
We'll, Molly 1.-Two happy events in
ore day. You have married., lrust 4
good husband. You have something
Ielse---bul first let me ask you wher'
you have locked up yourIo,,sry tic kell
She thinking that her mssier was on
: y bontering her upon the old point cri
led, DON'T ye say no more about it,
4 thought how it would be, and that
oever should here the end cn't so sot
' ii to the baker of our village Tor eutDe
q prof'; 20 you need never be angry vii
IS me again about that
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The Cincinnati Adveytisr relate.

The Cincinnati HdVertmr relate
the following qne,riOus story:
The brave Col VIM, 0. Butler, o
Kentucky, lately appointed Major
General Of Volunteers, i', believe, 6
nephew Of Gen. Richard Butler, who
distinguished himself in The revolution
ary war8' was MORALLY wounded in the
disastrous fight known by the name oi
s.. CIair's Defeat. The family has been
always highly in the military history Of
he Uuiled States. James Butler son of
Richard, during the war OF 1919. com,
maDdcd that fine company, ,thePIusburg
Bues,' which bore distinguished part
in The battle OF Massissinewa and ibe
defence Of Fort Meigs. Another uncle
Of Col. Buffers was in ST.. Glars en-.
gaeemenl, and escaped with HE life
although, like most Of his comrades
wounded several times. He was a Ma
ior IN The U. States regular service, and
ntder Gen. Wilkinson's command at q
later date. Wilkinson had prejudice
against queues, and issued general or
der that every officer and soldier in the
army should wear his hair short This
struck oldMaj. Butler with a,touishmel',
he loved his queue;it had been his com
panion in many stormy day, snd he
Owed il ss an old salt loved his tail,
md loudly swore he would not part
with it. Wilkinson had him arrested,
and the court martial convened at Nat.
1hez; unfortunately The gallant old col
Iier, pending The trial, was lsksn sick,
and when in crtremS he ms9e his will,
md gave directions for his fnnersl-A
nong the directions for The last honor
was the following sentence; 'Lsts hoe
ne bored at The head of my coffin, so
hal my queue may stick into the world
without asking his leave, shall take il
oUt contrary 10 his orders His orders
were Utterly complied with.'
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Il PoHtca! PGrs1n, -Amici ter, who
WAS lillle too much lincIured wIlh poll
tics for one occupying his station, one
Sabba'h morning during his prayer, ex,
ressed desire that he and his congre.
grafton might initiate rhe holy example
If Abraham. David and Poik,' lie To-
ended to cay Paul, and was not aware
# his mistake ill he inquired, The next
morning, why three or four of the
church lei the house during his prayer.
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Poor Pay.-'Wnsr's The matter, una
Gle JerryF said Mr. -------, as old Jere.
miah K. was passing by, growing most
lerociously.
'Manenr said The old man, why,
pge been uggin' water all The moruo'
for Dr.. C.'s wife to wash with, and VIII
d'ye 'spose / 20; for il''
About ninepence.'
sNrnepencrl She told me the Doc.
or would pull q tooth for ne some time.
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THE PILES :


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cessii remedy for that geous and complaint
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The ElecuIary contains MnerG! Medicine. -t!oe'
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M complaint not bein: as 10 disable ne IRON
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
80 .he Rr,u g Rienzi.,, Of Bosten.

r,.r, f,,s- N. Lc,. Book Of tie sEiD M5lsrrG-
~ sv. September %
IL e,,no the :
For 81 hours nave nan Hght "ii4H
Wy nbsayved wreck on The iarooaro "o"
" =, ~ ,,ind which brought ner
ha1ied tae siip Close " ~ ,.a.,h,, bow the wind
head about three poias on lNe -, ND - c,,s-,er
being light; approached her ye'' S.'" ~
L.. jyh, OF her altogether previously taxing neF
20 - - [.,,s.n thought IL best 20 send boa; TO
bearings. 'NS f,,,, -, bcsr5 N a. 70 rescue
there were any Pc s.rrn the naroe of the vessel
them. and hke"lse W 90 - a.a.a .,,., t.n,ern
After providing tae oo@. -! -, 49,; 81.
and BUCKET OF ifesa 80 80: o. -, -, hon
officer and four men fai'e Putis o ~ eck I
Gays the hfst once ~ .ie ~ OF 4.
sr1elt soLnes2ing 70 s ~ and yerv soon
whale patled oL.ecaJ " .sn ,,4ocr signal TO the
discovered me "secA ~. Pp;rrS and she hove
snip, tss asfeea TPoA 80 ,nd nnder the stern
70 nnoer our zee. s'en pS ,osrdiny her and ascer-
OF the wreck loI tns puiPos ries of di,tress broke
tsinns her name. Waen s1o, $3.50 nor and succeed
upon our ears we zen SO n r,rober consstin,
edhn rescuinc the SUI -. t,,n.r (,co,,e
Of James s. Dyer "a oi.sse 10 p,yn snsroen Tho
Howe Appleton La.f'e, I e feing deI;ro,,s
poor ie-.0~s hsv. ded 5urn- the nrht If no had
ano woaia Yp iooad'
noL pen .l s,rv;vora I'm boosrd and administered
We you. -. W. were in Ia, n 10 North long + 80
20 tneH "a1ie'' We 80 " ~
west a.,
The following particulars we learn irom III Oyei 20
f,fcny nf Tho sRienzf
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ARRIVED.

Ship Minerva Brown from Palermo. Aug 18TH passed
Gibraltar Sept Sth. with mdse 10 Chamberlain Phelps
Sept aSth in Eat 81 80 ons AZ 30 fell in with the wreck
of brig Rienzi, OF Boston and took i've from her.
Bark Adehnc Goudy, from Nueritas, Sept 2lst' ma
hossny, &c. to Scott & Owen. Lett brig Demarara
blanchard for NYork. to sail in IL days Sept 9th and
DC in LAT 81 SO long IS SO experienced heavy gale TIN
ENE TO NE; lost jib and b-boom and received other
damage on deck--30th the gale moderated saw a bark
to the SW with loss OF main top gallant mast Oct l.
exchanged coors with schr showing white signal
with red border and w w In black letters,
Brig wakulla milford, from Rio de Janicro, eSth
August 2l46 bags coffee Sill kin * lronside. eSS do
order. Sept 9Th lat 10 S long 81 spoke brig Eagle OF
the l2th lsth lat 10 10. long 36 80 exchanged coors
with American brig, supposed the Niger OF Boston,
steering NNE 9th inst lat 81 80 long "a steamer
Mutual Safety, steering SW by s
Brig X dc Zaldo Conn. IS ds I'm San Juan, Central
America hides sc, TO VIM Tyson Lett no American
vessels in port.
Brig Montserrat Gray i'm Belize Honduras, Sept 18th,
sarsaparilla SC to Lewis. Left bark Ever,on Nc.
Curdy, for Boston ldg: brig Marian Gage Reed fog
York The bark John Gardner for Nlork. sailed DAY
previous. Sept ~ lat ~ 10 long ~ - spoke brig Susan
Jane Stoddard OF Portland DIS I'm Dsricn ioI Portland
Brig John (of Boston, DIS I'm Baltimore, flour and
salt TO S w Lewis
Sehr Charleston. Forbes DIS TN Washington NC.
naval storcs. TO 5 l. Mitchell
Schs 4 w Davis, -. DIS I'M Wilmington, NC,
rice. 10 S Powell.
schr Marcy Phillips tru Washington NC naval stores
sehr t Bagwell, Miles, DIS tm Chesrystonc pc.
tatoes
sehr E A Stevens, Briggs ds I'm BALTIMORE four, to
w II Mailer
schr Planet Horn, DIS I'm Hsliowcn po,stoes, to
master.
schr Wren Fisher . ds TN Chncoteaguc corn.
Sehr r Painter CroppSr. = Is I'm Chincoteacuo corn
Steamboat Gen Dudley. 6 dS I'm Wilmington.
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pY ORDER OF Ernest Mul.ctt Esq Supreme Court
ID Commissioner residing In the County o: Chduu!que,
notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions OF The
authorizing Attachments against abscOnJing,
cealed and nonresident debtors, that attachment has
issued against the estate of Joseph Framework, Junior,
resident OF the Slate OF Indiana, and that the VIII he
sold for the payment OF hs debts. unless he appear and
discharge such attachment, according 10 law, within nine
months from the rst publication of this notice and that
the payment vi any debts due 10 MIN and the de-
livery to him or for his OF any properly belong
ing him and the transfer of any such properly By him
forbidden by law anG void. Dated the I'd dag Of
July, 1916. HANSON A. RISLEY, Attorney for
al2 laNtm Attaching CredIlOr Dnnkrk y. Z.
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ll-,-t,-,sl, IhrouSl WITHOUT IaIInSINrW-loI OK an
Albany Line n, T. M-Tee stesnef
BELLE. Captain Samuel Schuyler, Will leave New,York
for Albany every Mondly "Wednesday and Friday, landing
al Hammond st from thc foot o, HobnsoRsL The Belle
!, fitted up with splendid state ROOMS and for speed con,
ori and safety not surps bv any the Hudcr
river Passengers taking The Belle Will arrive N Absay
In ample the morning cars East OF West AL
packet boats North. For freight or passage inquire
t,a,,
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EeQal Notires.

DY ORDER OF Alpheus Dimmick, Esq Supreme
ID Court Commissioner and for Sullivan County, notice
is hereby given that attachment has issued against the
of John Groo, late OF Neyersink, in said
county abscondng concealed debtor due proof
made the sad Commissioner, pursuant 10 The statute
concerning abscondlng, concealed, nonresident debt
and that the VIII be sold for the payment Of MS
debls une-- he the John Groo shall appear and dis
charge such attachment according law within three
months from the first publication OF this notice and that
the payment debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging said debtor him for his use, and the
transfer of any properly belonging him for any purpose
whatever, forbidden by law, aud void. Dated the
lSth day Of July, 1916. GEO. w. LORD,
Attorney for Attach. Creditors.
Monticello. Sullivan Co " Y aul iaw3m.
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4 lCTlON NOTfCE.-The Subscriber respectfully
MITES ne attention Of cash purchasers Of Boots and
Shoes 10 az public Sales. which vii Place oIlows
Tsurstay. Oct 2, ~ 81 o'clock A. II
80 eases Boots; saces and Brogsns
THURSDAY, OrL Is. al q O'Clock, 4 II
go ces-. Soot. Shoes and Bro-ans.
Thursday, Oct ., al 81 O'Clock, a ~
ofp cases Boots. Shoes and BrogznA
Thursday. oct % E; 81 O'Clock, A. u.
90 cases Boots, Shoes and Brosaas.
Thursday. Nov. ,, II y o'clock, A. ~
ole csEss Zoos, SEo-s and Br0gsas-
Thursday. Nov.l =. az d o'clock, - 81
-" cases Boots Shoes and Brp2aas
Zach OF Tie aSo-e sales will comprise large assor-
rai OF fresh e-6 fashionable goods Cash prrc.ser,
" II eat i for ter interest 20 a-ied cr-E VIII se
g1Tea lsstSIo--l A. CLAFLIS, - Peari-st up ,t4rA
TABLE AND TEA -PO0Ss-Br!.anr.s t.b!e and
Ice sPoons manufactured and for sale By The gros.
CT dozen, :, q 5u.tag-aI by 5OA2DMAN / HART