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chnh Drowned in E..e. GO. ny.


WARHANs MrLLs June =, l-i3.
FRvyD GREELEY l have Just witnessed
scene painful in the extreme. The youngest child
and ouy son Of Joseph r. Deiano. Postmaster OF this
place was tie afternoon about o'clock drowned in
The mill pond H's hat was found floating in the rsce-
way below about 3. o'clock search was immedlsiey
made and the body hooked no Before the body was DIS
covered hope mingled with fear made the family almost
frantic. but imagine the feelings OF the father mother
and two sisters. who stood by snd saw the body Of
their lost child hooked of the river lfress corpse
and who until that momcnihad hopes that he st. lived
Aphvsi~sn was Immediately called but it was too 'ie
for rcsusctaron. Yours d.
PirrsBrRGH CoPPyR CoNPANY This pioneer
among the Copper Companies OF Lake Superior
has uax $50 men employ ed a, is works on Eagle
R.ver-our officers and li6 Miners. and La5orers hs
buildings form quite little village OF twenty Eve
houses. with 300 inhabitants having rs Clergyman
Doctor and Srhoolfnaster The Company has also
works 81 Pittsburgh smelling and refining IL masses
of Native Copper turning twenty tons OF lnsoi Cop
per per week
This Company has invested capital of sl-lOoO IN
explorations locating ~ tract paying for It's land
over 900 acres A. =. per acre-n opening is VEIN
steam cine stamp works. &C. Sc. 10 made ~ nrsi
dividend last Wuter-s0 per share or liiy per cent
on the entire Investment 10 brought about -u' tons Of
crude Copper to market ast year. and expects O. do
nearly as well herca'tsr
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1t,INpnM .HApE-. 81 go. 49,. M.

WINDOW SHADES. Gil C0ruice,, Drspery. Me-
w .r.. ~ Il xhc.-sae and retail WOODFOkD,
- Broad way "a nr mo-i extensive assortment he
above arucrs be- found n ,l- ~ A. A. greatly relc-
Fl. prices sev-rs styles II lrior " ns0w Shades,
---1. .l- .ty.e 81 LOUIS XIV, Boih.cs 0xers 1--
A so. Dspery C-r,zns. Curtain Loop. baa1s. Pms,
Center Tas-e-. Pcrlr- Cord al Ta-.e.s, ~ rfow
- kc Merchants buying wholesale VII md 70 20 he n
interest io a. before making iheir purchases il n
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PrurADE1pHiA. Tuesday, July
The Board Of Heath report 10 cases oi ON'''
and u deaths since noon yesterday
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-----roIRruOFJILN ENCIR.

sio$s % n; S.s'T, IN. n, ' ,'s :, :.
.,..,,,. For Fry,hethpari Ehfsbeihtovn. Nes.arii.
scotch Plains. Painted. New Market Sound br'oN'
-,-,srv, - ,rfn Branch sni White Mouse bv steam
b1stRFD JACKET ~ pier No Ns ] ani
ar By New-Jersey Railroad Cortland g. p VI ]
ani B p VI Returning esve .'ts.'oi'e i,f - On
snd Intermediate pisces al =. st VI g and - 7 NJ
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ENGRAVING

WILLIAM y DUNNELL Of lt F-it1c-st :. prepared
w 10 execule A. orders Tor with y aiel - Ray
be e1fr.stes ,toaf os. u uue an The most s4s-
factory terms Pers0ns n want gf elgravnE VII ~ p y
her sdvanage % ca and exk-re a. speclre.s p -
sni uaEar.ne wofk. a5els. seas ke &c Gard pflanls
and snsrsvinS ofsrsry Gn1
ie4 IEsoclA ~ fas18ss~
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,r-@ PEOPLES LINE OF >rkAs'

-----i-bO Nc.-r " SIC ~ ~ -
nc stetnlboals Coi4nbis. >u4il N.
North America r., hesarf add N-~-Jrrsey <<lt Il
u ..ocs 10 h- Norwich and NeW London >fsaIoos =
pAny 10 shares Of stock In me koafng Dry Do -
pany AID lot Of p < iron. od scrap run. cofp-.s
ieat For particulars ~ % pnce TRIMS Sc inellf-
O4ce Of The Receiver. ~ Greenwich-st N-N.te'
Daled June p, 1919. Eli KELLEY, Receiver u -
80 Nv Properly, IL. Of ~ rsoP.ss LIE Ass'sa~~
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nTRE WATER.-SMITH's EAST INDIA WATER
L COOLERAND FILTEa--Llxury and hoAlh com
bira.s -Thi.. warrArIei perfect cooler ard 10
urAusbie % fau-nes To - seea a. 7 SMITH CO. ),
7 Fs.ton-sl asera si<osns 70 dsaers Isl In
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W wigs. Wigs WiR-.-Ciu1cns snd strangers
arr informed haf he largest, cheapest anl hesi sssori-
rert Of w- hafics folp-es brands Of long hair and
other ornamental HAIR rs 90 be- found al MEuhrssT a.
HFaRD's u Maiden Jane TIE trais supplied. fe-n im
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HfAHD of - Mute.-ane whose classic style Of cutting
and dressing .ar deserves "trsf-rafc notice. have
adopted ae plan oi furnishing every customer wifi two
clean hair brushes. THE is certainly the acme OF cef-
ue-s aud comfort c.a lm
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Pkl n :. 80 Co =, - c..1. -
P--tn Psp.r hat ~ ar- prepared 90 flru kOo and
n raj r-sfv NJ Srks % Bod Paper. for cash Pub
.ter. md cash system -e nos, pfolaue A. vel
.- ,r- rr-ra.-- - salr- We rrf- ~ ne
r~rrca rln.a--rs 10 ills cry and bosom our aD
~ t9 14rlslr..r- good ar-.cr n Paper Az
Nefyr made ~ sr1er a. short coce supply
yusrsrt.-d JONES : WHEEL~ RICHT
rrvl4 ir 100 Sfsi---L Boston.
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an kA-uIONABlE HAT~-jusi finished, ne
MI most splendid aftcie ever Jfered. elegant re
Ella hafs. l1r Iow price 0' .. usually sd TOT -
A co. az aruc e Al s. i0 aud ~ 4s-urat hats ~ =
" Brown 4 ~ Gansl-st
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CONVEYANCES.
s-sQis=jTWEES BOSTON Am NV YoSx

~
sANAs.zdNTWEE< BOSTON AND NFN YORK
VIA sioningfuu snd Providence -
route tho1t ferry, change ofcars oI haggsse Tt- =
sesrner & VANDERBILT. Capt l1e. Stone arl ~
SAIHU>FTrS. Capt Wm fraEe-. .n rrarsr--.
With ne Sun ngton and Prov ierce and Boston 49, -
iierce Rsiroads leaving Sew Ira ds.ig >ardsr. =,
certei from Per Norfl rcr. az o O'Clock z n -.
Sionincfou or'ock Z VI or lgon re srr.es. II II.
ms.l from Boston These steamers were h..t L,
pressy for che route. ard in every rrsrerf
adapted 20 the navigation of Long Island Solrd ne.
commctauous ior passengers arr corrai. - as 90
forfAh' e-ihe orice's capable art experienced n.
route being ne shortest arl mosi lrrcf heRser P.l
ald Nes or>. passengers enabled io arrYe In s-.
ume Tor ne morning Ines uf steam HOa'sanl rs "a,
running % various points from ,iose cities Tee ~
DFRRlLr WI ieare New-iork Tuesday. Z .rsltq a-s
saturday Leave >fonIr.f1n N1riav. Wefrr..sf 81
Friday The NA>>ACHl sFIT> vii Ifare Nra y a
Monday, "Wednesday ard Friday leave >iarl.a
Tuesday. Thursday Ari >srnisy. y B-fssssr 4rrs 4,
he arrival ~ he steamers a. >-1arE ton Fr-cel
diaiev ihe splendid ..ronl f0 Pr0sarrre "a
Bo-tnn. 4 hsggH.c-rrasfrr accom- a.rr .r s'rtr'.sl
Nrl from Boston Obj takr charge nf e Ntsaa.s
For passage. her'Hs s-afcrrnms or f-eEt aFU ..s
may be made o the sgeuss oa le " bart sd 81 be zee
lu Ssilery-p.sce FH
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WANTS.
XxTtNTrp nImEDIArELY-A

WANTED INNEDIATELN-A teacher who .s
w graduate American C.ufIe lu ieHc ile a--
les and Aler English branches. select boarding
schoo ihe ciy One = no can teach French an1 F
cal music would Pc tf-rrei Also youug gentleman
pupils out o scho' hours Apply per-u-aiY ui address
note postpaid 90 Boarding S-hoo. "il 'rirI, -'ts
experience care oi padding SAepAi'' 4''. h.aN
way New-'i ORR H-'-,
tIrANFTD-A situation as house. keeper hy o. elderly
w Protestant ssousH. Who slly c'nPr.eni Do every
department OF hnl.es, e-t uf cfv ref r-nce Apply
~ l5 Multcfy.t near broumcst of address 4-e ID d.
NJ at the same place. g- ~
x<JANTED-s iuauons for number Of excellent eir'
w and children recently arrived. free from city hAhlt
an Assoc aiuls ami willing To WON Tor moderate wages
spnlcauo 10 bs made a. the office of tte commissioner
| Of Euil rauon IN the fers 40 charges. u-i B.
| .\TED- BY respectable Young woman, s.tua.
w Non A. coos washer irouer. aud 90 DC general
| housevork; would have uo objection o 60 Dr. me c0ur
| nv Apply Der ias p. ace, 30 NcstNiueie csthsl
WANTED Agents 90 cell Tire oes work on Cholera
w and other exciting Gnl popular orks pub -led
| Agents can make Uom $500 io $3.50 year Apply
| postpaid. 10 L. III TChlNSON, 10 sNassau-sl y !
| lr.l lm'
| \IA\rED-Tle services OF competent arust o.
w make sketch az country seat ort- ou d
be preferred Address l. X Post Once STATING v here
specimens " STYLE may te seen. ~ J."
NNrANTED-Ac conf ctent house keeper for board q
w school informsion respecting the situation and n
futies may be obtained o. application 10 Nj [. BUM
| HAM. Protective Agency, "a WA.ker-st le-a '"
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COLD AND SILVER WATCHES

q WATCH CHAINS KEYS BkEA,IPlNS, Ear
~ Rings. Buceefs Fngsr-kings, silver Spoons,
e. i Forks. God Pen. ami tase-, God, SILVER and
AK Slice specfac. rs. Fancy Goods So A. " which
- sarr4ned genuine cheap ard good A. The Old store
mo- NyvtSrIsi LOCKWOOD
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p COTTON. Aucuou-er
IL IL I'll ~ l. AI 4 II - IL

s-'rrar - e sac u household furniture 81 iaHli-'
rhsugiug her Residences giving up honse-Srr ~ l-
ir H. cori-g season either a. th-ir Own res a-u'e''
a. re- Auction Rooms - BeekmAn and ~ Ann IS
R-Furuirure bought n preferred ' wi -
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rtuE Marry FARM OF 2OO NJ ~ - ."'
~ 0ugirg Old DAVID : MIll-. 81 Nr.e low I'd, 10 .'l
- imam q, nrh fe now resides - r1tiri i'. SOLO
.... .- .- uarrrls TIE W-l-aru"r ref4lai'f "' ..'
above. farm flrulsles fully - CHARGER 81 81
1, second to none BOO ile Union. As' -- ri ~ 80
- t4o--trr 90 the SANE For ern-. Ply i1 n VI T.
American Insumle. y. y or DAFiD MlLL'i 49,
prem .,s me- ie1l In
-~E.RNI FOR -ALR.-The fsnn known - ne
10 Mon farm. situated one ana 4 ma ~ 80 '
49, Nv ors and New Haven Railroad Depo- h -
p,-s, - W-.t-1--.rr County, y. yiug between me
-.--o.k- road ard Long Island SOUND $50 ialn rll
49, ~ ser-. ssd can b. videc into three farms ana
- n.v4 ,rse y asr front Inquire q ne '-cr ~
On ne prem. Jel, I'M W lLLlAA seo1 l.
e~RE.L ESTATE ~ WESTERN VIRGINIA
VI - =. = 5v A SAY FRY 8 CO Llfl El-llr~f-' i'
- " 81 Having made Professions exam. .a-'.
~ me rDrrrv ID formation re-p--Hn2 0 may E ''aiArl
In tb-r uA-e 80 Tor sac Farms and Cur ~ 'ear
,- vicinity Of -hi. Cly. surveying al 1919 ~
every ie.cnPuol AMENDED lo r. .'.
~.F.Ru FOR SALE-A desirable Fam " ~
60 scr-. VI and rhinestone so sli,ane .' ''' kt+
- or gra.. .uat-d tw0 niles wesl OF 'r" ikn
o.rr- Coarfv or lhe premise good ols~ age
barn t-nsrf lolse sheds g.. nee iflL ana rN'riTt "
--r Pa--elIars VII he given ur app t.lp- -'
.-.f - WRIGHT LOsEE. u ffoot'I
oFARN- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 'or
~ So and ols. hours By railroad from .'rN ZOE
- - and 10 ease o. a. tcre per year for tern
~ var. s. LA e. from NeH-t Jrk oy "a r97l A - n
| -. ~, a. ~ 80 per acre K Van FLOhILN,
-. I'M DiTisioa-st y 3
| PERSON HAVING > 20 y acres Of -and
u 'rir Tooo ctuVsl0n Vl-l prlfy ~ fruit -ni VII
- NJ to D. .p1-e of 10 Jn rez-l 81 Is .lt ar N
| -, rT .--.v .rr ~ HOMES BROW =.
| iyi 81 = =
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s.A YORK FLIZABgrHroR~ sOesRyiLis tA.f"S
T-s..-- -sss.sss- { ENTRAL RAILROAD or

g-s.- -as-arz=-y-C ENTRAI RAILROAD OF
4 "a s.s.s-.-...s.--. : p " JERSEY ST MMrR AR
k2s--@ -lI@--R ANGEtik. st sc 0dImeIclng Aprl
1870 Tie lx.~. o1 of The Ra road from -omeri.ef o
X.re -e 900 ri opened for travel reducing te
.ang between Ea.ton sli he term ms Of ~ hosd io =
M - Ft,-FNGsa TEAMS lP-L-aT- Nr" , orb yj
4r 80 Norh RIVER. a. O'Clock All sld ?
.a.- Ne,s-Yors hY NeN-Jersey Ra road, foot of tor
...l-.f.a4AM All 8 ? " PsssEssEs IRAf.a D,Ns-
Leave Nh.,- H01se o. 8 O'Clock A. n s1t f'm ~
So-rr Branch az iHfn a n. aud j'm VI >omerv.e,
e. s ijm An and 5m Il Bond Br9ps a. 5n
A " and ~ ? VI Pa.lrrt 30 3 -1m. " ed ffn-
81 W@.-r..l atttAM a1lJPM Euzaleifio"n a.
r, 81 and - ~ The fr- gli uzn with gs-sri ger
-.r -..a-r-tI w. .-aT- NGt- House a. q A II son~r-
Vile @ " PAINTED = An. s1d zaDrupor, -
.f-,r.-5af - - A v REruRSlSs-N. l eaFs reN-
y,rs s- ..-srns1.. Per 40 N0r,h RIVER a. ? VI -
P..--1s-r. f1r fas.O1. " kes9arre. GROWN, ha4cn
Clrs Pa All fsr -mlgf0l. { ilon. Jarkso1yi4r &c
: -. tase The 40c.ocz A "a train from New lors
NEWLINE FOR SCHoOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
su1t,t sfages VII eav- 9r the MouLtsn ou tne Iri-
"a ~ he 0'c ock from Ne~f orx 81 " h1e hol.-
-. -'-,.. -. -. .rarfry nan any Other an
-r-p STATEN ISLAND FERRf.-The
= ~ ,-an1coet STATEN ISLANDER vii I'm
- toI .0Ns
Leave Nesy Y0rk a. 3. 10. AN :, Ali1 VI. lm3 Z
Leave Vanderbilt. Landing ar q. ll. u. T. and ? "
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a. FOR -ALE-A House ant shop IN b. 10y o.
80 corner 40 " liam ani stephen 50 To" mousse T.
~ ,n+-ar -ha.i--fnrv ffe -hnr t"r-silrF ''i
,s far ~ a tir-snop and Stove store, Al n t''i
order. rv new and pleasantly situated for ttIc.-
,. ., nf i0a -nh-cr'ner nu ti@ premises AVIS
RROVr. o- cd Nlr CHARLES STARR ll- t. .ioa.st.
g4.. neI. .r. lrIe 81.
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|,UOIERt-Dr BIRDS genuine >alPl-r Pi.-s, la
I -sge nr9g--i o. be- tlr easiest and lr- e,rs e
-, - vet been -rec- for -a- a. D. rAr rl - :
M-drtr- Depot - FIlr1l-st I4-y I'll cure e.
.isr1ins BAL ne Doctors .aY
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Line >-ase> for Ssuan Village treeho.d- o.s SECS
&c vi De- readiness on the arva Of ine boat, .Ne-
es convey Passengers o al parts 90 the con-
uy Positively no eght taken on slndsy except
peaches
NB-A persons forbid rrus'.r. sry one or accouni
Of The shove boat OPP owner JOHNf ROpMAN. Agent
s-4fn, Once -, Vests. cor OF North Moore
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tn IFT.-A rev ard convenient ~ o-sierN H9l-,
e. - =. the Mount Wasnrgfor Parsonage.
~ Th4 house = within tsv roi- % ,le boolin -ia-e
mad one m a from kngsh~cEe. lai tie eNife,nt .,e
49, 40 f,,s So rre. from the CIV Hal New-lorS
TIE house : ~ high sld airy susu %. commanding
n r.aw u both tie Hudson and Harlem rivers IT =
v,,f, -ve minutes wax ~ fle Hudson Ia roai ana
10, .-v D, mute. ride OF ile Harlem Railroad AMI D, WEI
.--i for merchants or others doing bushes, m 'r cry
Arc.vto ROBERT CARTER 4 BROTHERS.
-. II sat Wei .ei Broadway.
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MEDICINES.

SPECIFIC FOR A-IATIC CHOLERA.-Df
- GRATTASS lnfsl-lD-e remedy iof C-e-rfL N-Y.TIa
ST. -n. ID arr1sa- B.l04- Colc Ofar - E. tr 9.'ul-n
~ B,,v- .os-t1-r with a. spasmodic .r-cols -
1900 rsrec over 81 asi week IL ID Po-lI' ~
--- Tor Cholera 10 CO case 1as % failed u STOPS r
-r-rr. 10 ul.-ute- A. preventive las % re4al .
~ boron. cures The lisrrhea Prepared 4n1 90 ~ W
D MCSROE. .slccrssor ~ " Drt,all - ~ - =
- = A.o for sac a. EiE.RARD ;, ~ Ofan1--.-
Ag-rt. au.-c y, -
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-. EOR sAN TKANCI-CO DlRkCT.-Ihf
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-.rT--1 PRINCES co.. lMPRoN Ed PAT
- ~ 81 MrLODEONS -Mtnuiscfory go
Ayr-f-fN,.n-st R.4aio. Mlo.'-a'n and Retail
! J 4 ] IDep5- IL; Roadway. Ne~-fors.
IgIlFs.
-Four octave Ne.oteon extending from 20 C....... 80
extra nrf-h. 30
Five octave Me.odeoa- extending from 90 ....' ID
In fhe sty e. Of the Piano'orte, l''
Wf1'rsa- or reia orders st frs-et I'D lhe factory 81"
GO 4 PRINCE 4 CO
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prNNsYLvANIA CANAL

PENHsYLVANIA CANAL. r-
&. ....-......:... 1919. ssz s.a.,s,sis
DlONFFR And EXPRESS PAChtI LINE Fh'M
a. ,-ocs ST Via Railroad fu Harrisburg where Pa-
.-us-r. embark elegant aud comfortable PARK - ",h
,eg- H.g atldsomeY tued up with especa. rrisr'lc~ 20
fa FORT and convenience OfraFerrs Fare e-s uy ms
ros tnau any other uue and additional expense iOf
oor-ersge on lle way For seats sPpy ~ ne Office ~
N,r.-..t WILLIAM COLDER co.
~. ,4a'~H4a March u fs44 fm.nu Perpetrators.
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SEAT TO LET OR FOR sALf

O. ~ - - la-t-r o. Long Island sound. about
~ ne r. e from The railroad depot. 81 81 io-i O'-
TIE h,r.s = - rv - with kitchen aiiai-rl t.g.e
,- sr .,iss of The house. both I'D tAe 1r,i AHl
s s--.e. there are q acres ot land ADJ -AI So
800 IN three III e ia extent that belong % ne FIol-!
, iisa arr many shade sid fruit trees, mAAihs is
49,. ss.trsha summer residence. lae grolnor ere
.-~,r,ei sni The bathing ani 1-airs rNce, en- III
cure Cf -r-o 49,
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CUOLERA.-Er-ry case treated si-h oeo h'2sr,
I Srgsrh Tinrlrr las 1ee1 clr-s % arrests -l' a.
sa fr..artrr changing the system from sc.rrs- a. 20
- nv L, f-s.fh I'D srrrtv TIE o-cas a. ne JI =
"a ---- % Lei. uct al "a sage instance Ga E.
r~-ful MEDICINE. ADJ say 20 ianiiy % prf-y- 49,.
-. " y5 o.
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FOX SALE.
FOR SALE.

- N THE VILLAGE or BLOOMFIELD. four
IL. nile, from N-warka oue-st0ry and ARC house. with
~ good basement three-Quarters of An sore of ard
wei sors ~ with fruit T. i within I've minutes
walk of the church. school and stores tnnu-lr anon
v,,fh N.v-Yo-s tx or eight times day The preui
arr vel fenced Inquire 0f J. { WARD. - Pear uf
or John y RIDDJlPH on The premises .'.' II"
r. FOR -ALE-A small double house az ~ ''-
L 8 m Tvenfy-frsrs ir' feet from .iHiF hf'tH
49, The place D.. suitable for cAr-na1 u- ,ii' a'i
a.. be- sod f.l<i go Also. ten lots OBJ Twenty 81.
af .a-tr- Greenwood Cemetery. FOR sac .oN ABBY At
LIE -a- .-nra. Ia Fl-Ilu-.t hrnut-Nn ~ II
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flNoNs
Leave Ne,y.Yorx a.. 10. An B. faldG Pm. lm5f
Leave yaader1lgs Landing AZ q. Do N. 3, and "
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-fx--l PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO iilRE
q S Al Rarray.t ol pOsile The AstOr House
= N rom "A 90 octss"- IN rosewood and ma
" l Ibosapy cases JAS THOMPSON a co.
oyf- M, iaf- Ts.Iman Randall
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TO LET.
TOILET OR LEASE

9: Pars and looking upon tie Hudson q jar - -
1-2 ,s-f5 ~ acres 81 frlif and ADJOINING we 49, =
-..-y fu.f r modern sfye. would Pc WEI sA--ss --
fsrsn'. private residence or hotel note A-e'es'~
= : X mn. Office. VIZ be promptly attended TO-
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CObb's School Books.

Every plan Of instruction which tends to
facilitate the acquisition of learning-which
simplilies and explains that, which 10 the be-
ginner, is abstruse in lis character, is certain
" a desideratum to both teacher and pupil.
The people of this country are beginning TO
appreciate the importance OF a proper sys-
tenn Of general education and while endeav-
oring to extend equal facilities TO all Of the
rising generation for acquiring knowledge,
are also seeking to improve upon the old
method Of teaching, and adopting from time
to time such alteration as its deficiencies
suggest. The introduction of Photography
into many Of the schools, and the consequent
abandonment Of the arbitrary rules upon
which the science Of A. b. G. now rests, is
a great stride in advance. But all are not
ready to take it; and for those who are I'M
willing 10 excuse some letters from represent
ting many sounds or no sound according TO
the position in which they are placed, works
have been prepared, in which the words in
common use have been SO classified and ar
ranged that the labor of the teacher and pu-
pill are both greatly lessened.
We cannot, Of our own knowledge, speak
Of Cnbb's School Books as compared with
others now in use, for our acquaintance with
such works, has been but slight, since we
threw by our satchel but we learn that very
many high in authority in such matters, pro.
nounce them equal 10 any in use, and by a
goodly number they ale affirmed 10 be supe-
Iior to Sanders and the Eclectic SERIES
They have been in use for years-and still
continue TO be-in the public schools of n
York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Balti,
more and the New Jersey State Education
Society gives them the preference over al
others.
Cobb's series consists of Spelling Book
and five Reading Books. The Spelling Bool
contains between sixteen and seventeen
thousand words, which are divided into 81,
parts, and afterwards so classified and ar
ranged in subdivisions that the eve and III,
ear are enabled to act as nearly in harmon,
as is possible with our present arbitrary or
biography. The Reading Books are ofcours,
graduated to suit the learner; and question.
are placed at the end of each lesson, by III,
replies to which the teacher can readily per
ceiye whether his pupil understands wha
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-11
Europe,

The news from Europe gives unmis,akea-
BILE indications that the bright prospects Of an
enlarged freedom for The people are gradually
fading away. France has gone back, in all
but the naIne 10 a state of less freedom than
that enjoyed under Louis Philippe, and is
now enjoying herself with operas, tetes, and
the various kinds tf smusements which make
a Parisian's paradise. Austria has her iron
heel again on the necks Of her people, and
her despotic government is avenging itself in
acts Of terrible severity for the indigniiies
the friends Of liberal principles momentatily
put upon her. In Germany the light is not
altogether quenched, and hope, yet fingers.
In Italy the flag Of despolism is once more
unlurled, and its successes bOde the speedy
overthrow Of the little spark Of liberty which
had been so braveIy kindled, and which for
a time shone with such cheering splendor.-
Rome, SO long the abode of ecclesiastical
despotism, bot whose manly and dignifed
efforts 10 throw off the yoke have filled the
world with establishment and admiration, still
struggles against the reluent tide Of legiti-
macy and 4" divine right" but her best friends
tremble for her fate, The Sycophantic tools
of supreme power snuff the coming over
throw, and are sowing dissensions where the
only path 10 safety is in harmony. We have
looked upon the struggle for liberty in Rome
with more interest than in any other Euro
pean country. Her efforts and successes
have surprised and delighted us. Her mod
Grafton and forbearance, her wisdom and
caution, her high appreciation Of the princi-
pies of true liberty, have filled US with adj
miration. She has taken large strides in the
only path which can give true freedom TO
the mind, and un(etler the soul. She has
decreed the ri-ht of sunraue and Traadom Of