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THE EARTH AND THE STARS.
By CHARLES NAcKAY.


SAID the Earth TO the Stars, Oh my sisters,
Fellow.travelers through this dread lnmensty
Send voice to my spirit and declare
r. sereney as ye smile On me- and tar,
We are dwellings for all misenes, like me
."Oh tell me If in you, my glorious sisters,
Rules tyrant like the orc enthroned here =
II Death he's ever entered in your cllmes'
And suffering, and calamity, and crimes
Ever rob you os the children that you rear!
oOh tell me if in you, my myriad sisters,
The weak are ever trampled by the strong =
r. malice. and intolerance, and hate,
And warfare. and ambition to be great,
Ever cause the right TO suffer from the wrong
.sOh tell me silent sisters, are We happy ?
Are the multltudes that hive beneath your SKIES
Full of knowledge, unaccursed by such ban
AS man has ever issued against man
Are they happy are they loving, are they wise
Said the Stars to the Earth--'' Oh mournful sister
Rolling calmly through the calm ntinity,
Wchave rolled fore countless ages on our track
Ever ongard-pressingo nward-never back;
There is progress both for us and tor thee
There is neither standing still nor retrogression
In the laws OF eternal governance,
And death itself, which prompts theeto repinc.
Is no evil unto thee nor unto thine,
But step from good to better an advance
"Thou wilt make oh thou foolish little sistera
The full cycle of thy glory, in thy time
We are rolling on in ours for evermore -
Look not backward---see eternity before,
And free thyself Of sorrow and OF crime
"God who made thee never meant thee. mourniul
To be fill ed with sin and grief eternally sister.
And the children that are born upon thy breast
Shall. in fulness OF their destiny, be blest -
There is progress for the Stars, and for thee
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feoal Noti1ss.


NOTICE 10 Tsx-Psysr.-Con-ro.ers OtHSe D.. "a;
~ Sovsuher I-t5- Is+S--Pcrslri - 81 Acl o. --e
-r. - titie1 Act rrlstIye 70 ih- ct'ss-c.4l
-Zs. ~ lie CRY 81 Sruc<lyz, suc for oteeF pa.
-.s.i ri ls.h 1885, Notice : hereby stses- iAs-
..-.s.-t Rolls Tor Taxes tcr he eurTsni saf,
a 5eer delivered % lie Controller Of lie cy q
IN 80 "a. :r,- A. WHICH shal. Be PAID % e 80
C51.roer y En- hirty days from he ts;e EeTe SgI
srrf, m Three Per cent WI. De made; a=6 ia !roI =;
,,s e sla b 50 paid aer the eHp.rscca OF ne sac.
ih-.T CAV, sd within sky days fror :at .ais deIas
,i1r ~ Two ptr cent Ill he made and sai % and s-te
~ rI.s- Tue,cay II JsG-a EsNi, Oae Per ce2- VIZ &c
s5sj % nj axes lhe1 rer-1ag GnPait SO thAt ca ne
rv resGsv OF Jaarary rex, The SD CS1'feilef WI
tye. 10 - Collectors q re CITY Of orooa-yn me
80 sssesssrf Rolls together with NE wsFTaats tSes-o
-y45 ti-e-ti- her. 10 proceed viii regard 10 es ai-
raid taxes II re manner cirectri by iA"- :;
Ire Controller would respectfully re9less ~ y -;
;e1s 10 avail themselves of the provisions OF ne Ae 'sle
- 10 in me ABOVE notice INFORM hin e col Is s'o -
-sr-rsb ha her bil!s rcay be in readless SO as 70
-ren, :e!Ay yvhen taey rsy be prepared 10 pay Ael
iaxes- ,,,- 49,; = r,,,
In ccu,psrcc with resolution Q. The Mayor aae coa-
mon Colac. NOTICE : hereby farther e'vea ma -:
Controller vii receive AZ hs ones ~ we - ~,
Buildings FROM O'CLOCHA u. UNTIL : y ~ y
-. - - - ~ Caa;-n'l rr.
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ARRIVED.
gs-k Ranger (ot Po-rIand) Leavi. i'm Mstsnzas Oct
2.,h sngsr I'D -,oasses TO order. Inc K -as ezpe-
renced VERY seTeye esery weather during ne passage
hove 70 20 hours IN gale tom 70 NJ and Hss
been l9 days north Of Haraeras
Br big Vaiture Prynn. - de- frn Bahia Il oalas; 70
How!snd ( A,pinwslL Left whale ship Richmond Of
C;reenpor.; schr Van Buren, Of Philsd, for sale.
Big wascuIen Perry IS d In 81 Aark., cotton Coo
Anderson Co.
schr Rochester, Bingham, I'm Richmond. a0ar' to
Allen 4 Paxun.
schr Comet, Pugh, n, Washington &c naval stores
schr EIlcott Coie. co noura I'm Baltimore -four 20
Johnson & Lowden
schr Horae. Kent IN Boston. to : W Lewis.
schr sage, Johnson IS Dc I'm Georgetown sc timber
schr Joan q Adams: Morris fin Boston Hadse to Fos-
ter & Sickerzon ,
&c 70 Broyer & Nelson. lIth inst Of TcTt1gas spoke
ship Merchant IN EOrleans for NYork
sPoKES-l6th inst, lat %, long 20 brig Mary Ei.en
hence FOX Curacao
g4uED-gric Fore Fogo (Braz) Marauhsrn.
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From the Peoples Journal.
THE YOUNG POETS HYMN.
BY EpENEzER ELICIT


To live in vain to live in pain
To toll in hopeless sadness J
Is this the doom Of god.like man,
Oh, God Of Love and Gladness 7
Not so the rose in summer blows
Not 80 the Moon her changes knows
Not so the Storm his madness
From storms that rock tho oak to sleep.
Thy woods their beauty borrow,
And flowers, today, UNDECIDED weep,
Whose seeds will live to morrow
So man, by painful ages taught,
Will build at last on truthful thought.
And wisdom won from sorrow.
Else. what a lie were written wide.
By Thy right hand, my Father.
Ger all Thy seas, in crimson dyed
When Morning is n bather,
Der all thy wales OF growing gold,
Or where, on mountains black and cold,
Thy clouds to battle gather.
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INDIANA B0NDS-The undersigned Ass issued c:r-
heGiaF os.ed 20 MS enclosing The ioF OF subscription.
required 70 be made ~ he Is: Dec neS. for the cospe
Ion 81 The WABASH Enc Ere Canal and 20 si-e e5e: 10
he act CT the OF ndisna passed
soa providing fo The payment Of n;sses; &C The ecra. 0:
he Stale.
Tse Circular Ia. been forwarded hode-s as Aave
furnished VIII taeI- address, a = order
holders may have The opportunity 0: securing re savsa:-
ages ci the lsv. BY becoming pates lie Subscription
notice IS given 70 such bondsoders IS have 70; ne
ceivei The Circular that Wi! be promptly furnished or
Forwarded, application personally Sv mail 10 Ness.s
wnsow Perkins, No - walls;. ny o4ce No. -
NaSsSu.st-psied seth Oct 1875,
oSl saws,ns CHARLES BUTLER. Nc. - Nssss2-s,
I AMPS, tsiR-1NDOL4AS, Han Lanterns, sad caa;a.
L. c.iers-DeiZ, Brother * CO. Washington S:cres Nc.
lSS Wlhs,n-s. are Misunderstanding AID have Always o.,
avn6 NIL assortment OF articles e Iher line Of the FOL-
lowing descriptions which they viii sell $: wholesale
Frsatl NJ low prices, for cssA -
Solar Lsraps-Gi SprZe SD Slvered Il gresi variety.
Saspeetirg Soxrs do 90.
Sreese, Sola-y do do
SOAR Chandeliers, 60. DO :. AID iAgta.
Ss sP CSapseae Lamps; Bssese.sa &C.
Sae 90 40
SaapSeSs SSar1el!ers-2, ard HSh.S
Nh iss-G slverei Sad Bronrec ,varocs pa,,errh
REPRESENTATION ,zss viii Gu, or stained glasS
pEITZ. BROTHER CO
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CURES wAKRANTED.

CURES WARRANTED, Z nay cases q. 81
- Persons s..c.cc VIII Ss Rn--5, E-ys-P--a. - Is
various forms Ulcers .r!scs from Scros s%enzs Or
Causes Fever Sor=s CsacerOCs A5-c-.o= &c kc
I:z--:cn re.r C.:-ar---stre-.- NeFyorx Ladies and
Children a::ere % by lady WHO ais oeen Tor azny years
e:1n-ty sccsal z prescribing :or isese distressing
cor,pa.-;, y RI he ayeacy Of safe nd harmless.
medicines she also sir;stefs speedy s-c posture relief
afflicted diseases Of he breast, "aiie G..
rzilk !ey. Sc- Resrec:ahie references giTec-
Eor sal=. i.s: ch-ac safe ce-erv-cy ?o1- and ir2y
sses5!= Family Medicine, vel knoTr IS Dlceles cels-
b-a,=6 UNIVEESA a. OINTMENT, Tor The speedy and
=5rcIl ere Of Burns sd Scads, tvaea sight s<i1cr
aa application Is required % EJECT e-rel
GUS z,d olsr Wounds g.. grorr BErHers Itc, -csiC-
h-d Sores or Er1to1s or ne face heEc, ears kc &c.
THIS iassr1ahl- unEu-ri Is prepared or stc ecara-
eerElc2 Principles, and aas been constantly a2a e1ec-
during he asi eiht wears Wiz tie NOS. perfect slccesa
Tc be lad OF lie proprietor only :: No Hamilton,
Els eoSin
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The yalue Of rea estate and rersenal propeg!y in
rhc Cincinnati Chroniclc Sans

The Supreme Court has jus, had before it OF
great interest to the commercial community. nnvovcs
tho law OF brand. The substance WAS this Josiah
Lawrence brough, suit against Miller Brown Haskins.
for damages occssoncd BY reliance upon their brand
The plaintiff (awrrncc> had bought quantity OF mess
pork OF the defendants MILLER, Brown & Coz without
any other examination than that OF their brand That
correspondent with the purchase. Ii turned on; 10 BE-
either pork OF inferior q1ality-hin pieces
&c The question whether the defendants could
De held liable for the loss incurred by reliance
their brand The Court held they could and the jury
assessed damages accordingly.
The Buffalo Commercial OF the goth, SAYS:
The stock of Wheat in store u, tai. point, Is near
get al il Is about $4,000 bt Several of the
largest class vessels heavily laden with Wheat from, the
upper lake,, ARE downward bound the arrival OF
which viii increase the quantity 10000 bushels, The
amount 10 arrive from points this lake, OF which ad
vices have been received is Nbou. sCo bush i0oO OF
which have been sold Canadian account, and go 10
81 Gatherings. goodly quantity OF the Wheat already
here has also been disposed Of and OF the 10000 bash
arrive from the upper lakes, $1,000 10 be
Toured old contract Tie weather Is sun favor
able for the continuance of Canal navigation and should
the Canal remain unobstructe days loascr the qaar
tity that viii be forward Rochester SaG other
points vii, in all probability be sufficiently large re
auce the stock remaining here the winter what
It's at the present time. The stock Of Flour now IN
store Is light beyond al precedent and unless hsve
free receipts during the continuance OF lake nsvica
ton, the wnters supply Will tsil shoI, OF what i
last year
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RI Plcase nseg,ion a> DATE Of he List IN eheh they are
edseTttsed. LADIES' LIST.
A,Ba;C lLounsbury, bliss washing
Archer, Mrs tLudlow-sp ion-st
Beers Miss Rebecca Ann bennington, Miss SsIah
Carpenter Miss Mary Lsne, Miss Hannah
Csss Miss Lydia Ann L>grlernl.n, Miss Mary
ID, Z s. McKeazey. Mss Csthari0e
Doas Miss iNinth..l) icLsugnlin, Hrs(Mul5ery-st
Dewey Mrs l. D Monghn. Hiss Isabella
Ehupger Miss Cst5erne d
Freckinyer, Madam Price, Mrs Mary Z
II q; 4 Perrin, Miss c II
Heart Mis- Mary phalon Miss B.ddy
Hoffman Miss Sophia Piger, Mrs (Rose-st)
Irwin, Mary Ann Riley, blies EliHe
JoTden Misses (Mafsctsp II d w
Julian hirs Sarah 'T;iyou, Mrs Nara
X 81 l. WisoD. Jane
Kelly Miss B.,ty Waimsby Miss Eliza
Loring. Miss Mary Wheeler, Mrs uoalteJ
ROpERT n MORRIS, Z. NJ
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SCHOOL, BOOKS.

HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, Publishers and Boossei-
Hers 10 Pear-st. NewYork have recently issued new
and very much improved editions OF the works Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry Ly Mrs A. w l. Phelps. 10
which they res pecully solicit the attention OF school
Teachers. Committees ana others Interested IN education
Copies viii he furnished for examination on application 10
The pnbli.hers For sale 5y Bookseers generally w
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--r--a, INDEPENDENT 0pP0SITION.-

~ The above huuis OF The irsI class they are CON
maded by ex pcrienced and attentive officers aud speed
ard accommodation superior 10 most, and interior to
nupa on The river ie.S
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p.ssyNeERs ARRIVED,

N ,ks lark Rargz fro= Na.ea-as-Ceptain " z q
t,;cb.noud late OF oSrk Nicholas Brown Capt Samuel
n Tecn late OF schooner Gen Warren wrecked IL the
hsr5o- II the late hurricane
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81 FOR S1IE-On liberal ieGuls three Of the cheap
l erlv sie OF Sjh--i between he 7h and Sth
each > 6v half the block. Apply Andrew 0uackenbush
or SA4II- :. HUMAN, Ne. Nassal.s-
,fc >,,-- or % Barrow.
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TtN: Celrora-ed CHEESE skln Powder, Tor restorrz
identifying aid preserving The corpiex.on and r-r-
deri1s ne sk,, cei,ceie!y white, smooth and eof
M-en run - SIMPLY preparation Of Or:erIa! herbs
aid r-s &c Used VIII perfect safety for
:Aa-o3s diso'tera Anoag The prominent are Tsn
FrecS.-s piralion- Botches Spots
lTIl-a:ionr Coerser-ss AID variety Of Others.
TO DC aEd wholesale Of NE sole porsrs HOBB S CO.
New OK, and r-ta; Of all respectable chemists
and perfue-s N New-Yo.x and throughout the United
So. n ooIe.- Pre-. z. - s.. ga In
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DIARY EOR 1877

ygNHlS day published the Pocket Diary for the year oi
1 coYtsing blank memoranda OT every day IN The year
Gncudins Sundsys) and Almanac and list OF sunday,
in 1917 Time Table; Rates Of Postage lines Of Hold
inr Elections Corporation OF the City Of Newly ork
Courts Of the United States, Stale o! SeforS and City
OF New-York American Ministers al Foreign Courts :
CHARGE dAfaires Foreign Cousuls; Population OF the
Iniled States State Of Sew-York and City OF Sef ORR
Presidents OF the United States &c NC Published and
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&C. at PRIVATE SALE-The valuable house and
S:s lot No II Huberst opposite s. Johns Park Lot
- by 81. house 10 feet by - feet deer replee wiih
very convenience and order For farther par
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, T.
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TO sPoRTshkS.-Fo sac cheap, copy OF lac
don foao, g; containing shy large coored plates with
explanations and directions FIRE. and English ncud-
Ing -~kiEg Racing Stag EGnL. Fox Hunting. C0urs-
ag, Grouse, Saipe and Pheasant Shooting, CockF!ghng
Bull Batting. Badger. Coaching Wild FoS Shooting PIKE
AID Salmon Fishing. Outer Speanag &c. The work Il
bo1ac II uea beautiful and s,fons binding and ia eli
adapted present 10 sporting friend For sale by
JOHN J. BROWN 4 CO. ~ Fulton-st
r-s near Nassau
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a. TO IET-A small Wooden House, SO Nandewaier-
PHI ST. Apply 50 Chatham aul-H
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.hSSS.,-s-i through wiihuu. lnndng-New-Yock and
shza<s aASz7-<7 Albany Line P M.-The steamer
BELLE Captain Samuel Schuyler, will leave New.YcrS
for Albany every Monaay "Wednesday and FRIDAY. landing
NJ Hammond. 81 from the foot Of EObnsorsL The Belle
Is fitted up with splendid isterooms and for speed con
fort and safety not surpassed by any boat on The hudson
river Passengers taking The Belle VIII arrive In Nbanyin
ample time for The morning East or West AMI packet
hnns For frrichI % pR,rtre inCnfe ON hOard.
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DRlNTlSG INK Manufaciory.-Tho subscriber
J. has recently Introduced power and improved
machinery Eto his mSnuacc:y wtich enables him far
nisa his customers with article. Printers
and merchants who esve orders for Printers Ink VIII
Snd them promptly executed moderate prces. and may
rely being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality, and
OF Interchangeable color The subscriber manufactures Ink
OF various coo-S viz; red bl2e, green &c Orders d.
rseIeS TO els mandatory, 40 EroaI-.t between Mon:goa-
ey and Governor s. through the Dspaich Posi- Will -
poneraaly s:euced This paprr hss printed by
ink from. his mandatory fer several years
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THE LADIES VIII nc Ire lees. collection ofslegsni
jEWELRg be fouat u tie ccUr;-y, comprising al
q ~ -s-=: rle Of gether win 81 Infinite
r-ty Of cto:ce fancy a-ces, suitable Tor presents he
Jselry and Lamp Establishment opposite Tabernacle
tyls III THos- CRANE Banks 81 Broadway.
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Datent Menirn!es.

NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.
REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
1ant alters the appearance OF the counenance from that
which mich d!sized. l. Is pleasing 20 nave efficient
means these defects. To eject this change VI
M. much wished for, Is the grand and Eeyer falling
properly Of J1ies Esu-Is Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
kcs me proprieo. with justice 5 fzr beyond
anything Of KIND yet anou II this any other
country la properties very powerful, though very
Innocent This chemical result IS wonder enables
persons dye n-ts1n-ousy heir asif without the less.
Inconvenience Fer charging red gray hair, wn!.Eers
eyebrows &c 20 brown back, or chesrUt color The
slightest evil consequence need Lot be feared from lis
-: altogether harmless This composition Is he oay
sanctioned By LIE science OF chemistry 20 eye. n &c
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THE MUSIC OF HEAVEN
ny ooopwTS sA2MET.

TEE holy prophet. say thai Heaven vii De singing
r.,s,enc. he prophets thei. tongues are lit with FIRE
A o1sen ,bey sey that Heaven will De En- haIe!ria
nHo ~ -. ipride
Ter, song within my heart and strike my Tyre with
FOR Oh ever pray the prayer b. blessed Jesus given
Thy viii be done Father On Earth 20 us IN hes'
ven"
This Earth vii. De ho.anns this Earth viii De palm
When all the discords OF hearts are harnonzeo In
This Earth wi be concer. as of uyred angel throats
When Love the gres. Musician, plays On "'ns nUiS"
When Lie Is Musc,hcn the truth that prophets forth
WI, bs s' far Earth will then become harmony, Hes-
Not that Tyre thy tones rise no higher than the
Eerth tot-I,
But that the poe.chd must sing h,st at ie place OF
Then travel forth troubadour through countries and
Through vears spheres ,
As thou. Earth doth ningle with the music OF the
srs g,yen Heaven.
And have deep music in their souls TO join the co OF
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