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To LADIES and lNILiES IN HEWYoSg ana VICINITY.
In qusnse Of unparalleled dersnssnsss q oszA
dance bushes. ar finance is agSoui whole ,oaany
EDWARD LAMBERT Co.,
wnOths.LE lAsOsrEss .so Je6sssso %
Have determined on offering
ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. II,
AT RETAIL
SIXTY DAYS ONLY.
Their large and ssIihceut stoei Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
In the LAssE STosE, fitted % Tor the psrpsn
No. 33J BROADWAY,
Conner Of Worthst
FOR GAS H ONLY
ONE PRICE-No DEVIATION.
1900 P!:s;: FsP .sa Fancy SILKS Z
Goo Goo siEk k kosEs S SSss.'
Brocne and Brocsde ssysdere SILKS,
s pSa and sL ssp aoss .
S },cSas,dS ssn LoSS shAW wi Esrf aS l
leo Chenille sHAwLs h,sh colors.
Loco Broehe BOrdered sTELLAs.
So So B BSsf, 0 GoSS satWls NC" '1
$50 B P.is % SSShss ss sHSM1 q every description
200 Rich Pail, pattern VELVET GLoAks. -
A srse msOr.msnt Of Chenille scARFs, ia:: arrived
Plain and Printed sAsRMEREs and MsRiNoEs
single and double q, ~. saet A nv PLAips
'''"'' '"" '' SATIN DELAlNEs and MEslNoEs
op,bre Satin striped Al Wool DELAlass
merino, Aneine, fopin snu D,Ane paJs"ofc "~"~S
Gro. Oder French PRiNTs
u,s... ,d ESh Pro y "a ,2ssss So
l,ceS dozen French Lawn Hem,,i,e he'd HaNDkER9nIyS
500 dozen Plain and FA-cy Linea-Cambrie HANpkER-
SO pieces Richsrd.On'. Family and Medium LINEN
CURT CURTAIN IN, p c. Il o. ~ binds
Chsn,ly and French LACE WALLS
,sIse s ins, corr,ps sIrry,.s .ra srrs
Null AID AN ssIs s. Sisi5sE.d sSSSs
Also a splendid liHe of French EMBRoIDERlEs
Ta Hs' Sotls ri y q: E:.I aSs dresses.
&c. &c. &c. &c. sc.
All of "a sfhc o + Ss Sa COST ST OF IMPORTATION
u''p Rien T "a" AND Mosr ELEGANT Styles
rare osporiuny Of .sSSIins Ely Lbs 'Ia Hs saI Sse
The GO RoBEsA GUILE are just landed and the Only
SYKES Of 'Hi lc SiS dozen BAJo6s KID GLOVES
The best fls y. SESs
The store will open a. Ia IN aud close at D p. a.
S0 CASES of 90 INCH
AT IS . CENTS si rER YARD.
''' 10" 'p'' ' A. i. STEWART Co.,
Broadway, Chambers and Resde sta
NEW EMBROIDERIES RIBBONS, LACES,
IN DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY GLOVES, &c, &c.
AN IMMENSE ASSOkTMEST!
VIII be sold a. prices . -
MUCH BELOW COST. {.
LORD TAYLOR, Nos IS sS1 80 and 25l Srsai ISL,
And Nos A. and 20 CAtlaIiDsd
Deal INDIA CAMEL's HAIR SHAWLS
III and REAL ,fURS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
GEORGE A. HEARN.
No i5 Broadway,
'a''' ' REAL saii'i INDIA R caMEL,s HAIR saswLs
and
REAL EuRS
at unprecedented low prices DID,
stock is superior any be hss before offered
FRENCH CASHMERE SHAWLS,
STELLA 9HAWLS
PRINTED MERiNOS, VALENClAS,
and PLAID GOODS OF every description.
DITCH DRY GOODS at very greatly reduced
HI prices Rich al elegant coak saa.is In new styles.
slLs and SILK Robes, Lsoes and Enbfoderes 3lsa De-
LANES Wool Pads Irish Poplns, and other sshioaabls
goods. Reduction real s~~
JAMES A HEARN. No. 775 Broadway, shove s.hs-y,
DIBBONS- ARNOLD, CONSTABLE ~ Co.
III arr now selling the whole Of their Ribbons at
25 PER CENT
UNDER TIE COST OF IMPORTATION
IA al arsaFs ~
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A Il G. A. ARMOUR,
a. BROADWAY under st. Nicholas Hotel

A a G. A. ARMOUR,
a. BROADWAY, uuder St. Nicholas Hotel
CARD.
In consequence Of the late heavy failures IN the GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS line and the great sacrifices
made the auction those goods have determined 10
Offer for the next sixty days FOR CASH ONLY complete
and stock of Goods less prices than their
original cost
Our stock has been selected with great the reputation
Of demanding that only the finest and best Goods
made should be offered for sale BY u.s.
The reduction Of price real the Goods and new
afford opportunity seldom met with to obtain
the Goods at less prices than ordinary bring uude
more favorable circumstance.
BAJOU'S GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES
CARTWRIGHT WAIVERS As si SsnI MERINo UNDER GAR
MENTS at, 81 . for Wrappers and 81 70 for Dswers
DRESSING ROBES costing = to SO for ZIG 10 81.
MORNING JACKETS for s.; cost 81 50 to So
HALF HOSE best British make costing 81 90 to $3 -,
ENGLISH SILK MHCINTosHEs costing SIS to import,
sUPERFiNE THREAD-LTNED GLOVES, from Is cent.
ELEGANT NEW STYLE VELVET TIES, selling at 50 -
FRENCH FANCY SHIRTS, coat % so to import, for s.
long line of
CRAvArs.
STOCKS,
Linen Cambria HANDKERCaIERS,
Bordered HANDKERCHlEFS,
RIDING GLOVES,
Fafilned 6AUNTLETs.
And large assortment in which Ladies can had
CRAVATS SUITABLE FOR BOYS,
Fox - cents each.
ONE PRrCB, AND FOR CASH ONLY.
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TO! THE CONQUERING HERO COMES
~ FlIE NEWYORk LEDGER, for neI: week, which WI
be ready TOMORROW tTHURSDAYl MORNING w1li con-
tain the eonmencenent OF new and Brilliant NJ sULU
PIONEER PATRI0T; Or, TIE MAID OF THE WR,raTh
TIE LEDGER viii also contain tribute 70 CAfIaiS
HERNDON Command der Of the Central America written 81.
PIE ssy for its cou1os by MRS. SGOURNEY Contributions
BY FANNY FERN GEO D. PRENTICE, snd host OF otnsr
opular writer's Price Only Four Cents VIII Dc ready To
Ihursdsy) Morning ssua a. daylight a. a.! he
New Cffcez
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on THE C0N0IIERING HERO COMES =
20. THE CONQUERING IIERO COMTS !.

10! THE CONQUERlNG HERO COMES -
Il THE NEW-YOaK LEDGER. for neat x-,. vhi.a viii
Se ready 70 MORROW (rHURSDAYl MORNING ~ir con
t,n ,bs commencement. Of q aud bri..t REVOLIJ-
TIONARY STORY b. SYbVASyS CO8B, j. e.t,.lcd TdE
PioNEER PATRIOT; Or THs MuD rag Wan P.rp
THE LEDGER Will also contsin . tribute 10 CAPTAIN
HERNDOS Commander oftbe Ceusrl An-r.ca wd...a ax.
press, Tor Ne coaun. BY MAS sgDJRN EY Contributions
pspolsI writer. Pile opy Fosr Cer:s WIN 10 ,e,v T.,
tThunasy) Morning. p'nai At Sa5hsss .. 81 the
N.ws QfcsA
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IL THE NETWORK LEDGER for next week. vhico will
be ready TO MORROW (THURSO.Y) MORNING, viii on
he % and brilliant Rt.yOLC-
TIONARY STORY, by 3YLVANUS COBB, jr EMIT I'd THE
THE LEDGEa viii also contain a trbut. 10 CAPTAIN
HERNDoN Commander Of the sentrl America written ex-
pre,sy for its columns by MRS StGOURNEY. Contributions
By FANNY FERN GEO. D, PRENTICE, and host Of other
popular writers Price only Four Cents. VIII De ready To-
Thmsdsy Morning usual at daylight, a. all the
Nav
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gloibing.

DAIENTS SECURED GAR
NEnTS-Sop1 thing Cio.sins alike for the MIilou
and PIPER Tbou,And Clothing ihss does p
Oyeseoets usual price Sio Sold here Er s.
Tltsant Rsglsns price go, cold tor 80
Reversible do, pnee . %, sold for sl2
Pea Jackets Vests, Legsins Moccafns, Nf@ns ~
woven without Bis most II the pdsd Bashs
tsken at par. SEAMLESS GARaENr MANU-. Co.,
Wholesale Depot No q Dsyst,
Retail Depot No 5e5 Bfoss~J
SnQ IN CONGRESS CATERS, Pad 6tylea
ROseyO now rssdy dc those Double sosd Wsfss SeN
s.wea Roots 1t IS ~ ~ JSSESs. Ne " 49, 80 s'sS y
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10! THE CONQUERlNG HERO COMES
IL THE NETWORK LEDGER, for next week, which Will
be ready TOMORROW (THURSDAYl MORNlNG VIII ON
Tin the commencement of new snd brilliant HEFOLU,
TION AIRY STORY, by SYLVANUS COBB, jr, entitled THE
PIONEER PATRIOT; Or. TIVE MAID OF the WARaPATH
THE LEDGER will also contain tribute TO CAPTAtN
HFRNDON Commander Of the Central America written ex
pe.siy for columns by MRS SIGOURNEY Contrib
BIZ FANNY FERN, GEO d. PRENTICE and a host oil DINER
popular writer's Price only -Four Cents WIN b. ready To-
morrow Thursday Morning. as usual at daylight Of Ill the
News Offices.
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A NEW MEDICAL BOOK FOR BOTH SEXES,
n on ne,. nervous an other diseases the csase ryup
toms prevention and y.,abs rosa for single and
na,sss p,tre al Pos.age three cent Stanps Address
the Antbor C. D. HAMMOND NJ D., No. 81 Bleecher-ss,
Eev-York.
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10, The CONQUERiNG HERO COMES
LATHE NEW-YORK LEDGER, for next week which VIII
be ready TOMORROW (TdURSDAY) MORNING VII con
tain the commencement Of rev and brilliant hEsOLu-
TIOEARY 81 OKY, by SYLVANUS COBB jr., entitled THE
PIONEER PATRIOT; Or The MAID OF THE Wa on P.Ts Tx;
TaE LEDGER will also contain a tribute To CAPTAIN
HERNDON Commander of the Central Anercs written
presy for columns by MRS SIGOURNSY Contributions
BY FANNY FERN GEO. d. PRENTICE, aud hcst OF other
pop ula writer's Pdcc only -Four Cents van be ready 70
Thursday Morning, usual, ct daylight at al the
Ntws Offices.
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TO- THE CONQUERING HERO COMES
4 TUE NEW-YORk LEDGER for next week, which gl
BE- ready 10. MORROW (TRURSDAY) AORNISG, VII! con
tain the mcnt q new ard brilliant kESU ~
PIONEER PATRIOT; Or, The MAID or TUE WAR,gATn
THE LEDGER VIII also contain tribute to CAPTAIN
nFRNDON Commander OF the Central America written
pr ssly for its columns by MRS SIG0uRNEY Contribution
bv FANNY FERN GEO. ID. PRENTICE, and host Of othe
nonular writer's Price only -Four Cents VIII be ready To
morrow Thursday Morning. usual at daylight OF oil me
News Ofhc.s.
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I O! THE CONQUERING HERO COMES! =
IL THE NEW YORK LEDGER for next week which will
be ready TO MORROW tTHURSDAY) MORNING. viii con
sein the commencement Of new and brilliant hIVOLuo
PIONEER PATRIOT; Or THE MAID OF THE WARPaTH.
TIE LEDGER will also contain tribute to CAPTAIN
HERNpON Commander of the Central America written ex
p1esiy ioi collns BY MRS SlGOURNEY Contributions
by Fancy FERN GEO. D. PRENTICE, aud host Of other
popular writers Price only -Four Cents win be ready To-
Thursdsy) Morning usual light ali News
Offices.
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TO! THE CONQUERING HERO COMES!-
IL THE NEW-YORK LEDGER for Iext week which will
be ready TO MORROW (rHURSDAY) MORNING, will con
tain the commencement OF new and brilliant HEvOLn-
TIONARY STORY, by SYLVAEUS COBB, ir, entitled THE
PIONEER PATRIOT; Or TnE MAID OF THE WAR.ParH
TIE LEDGER will also contain n tribute TO CAPTAIN
HFREDON Commslder Of the Central America written
rres sly for columns by MRS SlGOURNEY. Contributions
by FANNY FERN GE1 d. PRENTICE o'd host Of ofler
pop Price only -Four Cents Val b. rady To-
Thursdsy) Morning, usual, at daylight az all the
News Offices.
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TO-! THE CONQUERING HERO COMES

TO! THE CONQUERISG HERO COMES
- THE NETWORK LEDGER, for week, which will
be ready TOMORROW (THURSDAY) MORNING, win con-
tain the commencement Of new and brilliant Rs.vOLU
TIONAaY STORY. By sylvia ANUS COBB it,, entitled THE
PIONEER PATRIOT; Or THE MAID OF THE WAsPATH
THE LEDGER will also contain tribute 70 CAPTAIN
HERNDON Commander If the Central America, written
pressy columns by MRS sI0OURNEY Contributions
by FANNY FERN, GEO d. PRENTICE, and host u other
popular writer's Price only -Four Cents VIM e ready 10
morrow Thursday Morning usual at daylight at al the
News Offices.
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4 NEW STORY BY COBB, entitled TIE MAID
n OF THE WAp-PArH, will be commenced in NJ ~
ofTHE NEW YORK LEDGER viii be ready a. al the News
ORoes To morrow Thursday Morning.
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Il Winter Quarters. BOARD for FAMILIES for the
Winter declining housekeeping Will do well
, q: the LA FARCE HOUSE, BTosdway, aud secure one
hO,e land.orae SUITES Of ROOMS designed expressly ir
1e convenience % families
Potatoes! Apples !famihss supplied y me barrel q;
Nv pIiceA a. thu EXPRHSS PRODUCE STORE, No
b.sing green, formerly No. Broadway.
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6pefinI Foiifes.

vsrub,,can Central COMMITTEE statsS nee,a ~
hFsasnstt. "a will be A. the Snyvrsln, instute No
IdMssS.Sy Tails (Wrdnssday) EVENING At u 3cllc
esr,siN''' JOHN 4. KENisEDY Yreadert.
svulIAA PEEL. lceo,etaries
tbsr.tr l. WeoDFoRD,
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i CU,LN'S PRAYER HY ALICE CAREY

Trv,>,.,,ov rnrl,r.3 ,,o
i, n,a.l,i,;' "' Wv '' 'a;',
- ,t;, u.,',,r ..j.., ,o,, ,-.',m, ,,-.,-.
,,.Il.I.
a. a., ,',...,., u:;,t, urn ,,.
yea. =. nn.... sent -, - ,hn ,l...l nn;,. ,;r,
lt,,,,,., ;,L :,
mL,. b.J,'ItL ' 80 ..,nn,..,I,-
..n,,t. IT,. NoI,i.,
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>trov the handfal of marines. after the first
discharge, and before they were ordered to
retire: but thev were answered the pieces
could be reloaded. The marines were or
drred TO take their aim so as to be sure and
Kill as many as po>>ible-theIr guns were
PIE t>en'cd-but not prisoner stirred. eX-
r"!t to @'a>p more firmly his weapon. Still
de-lron> to avoid such a Tremendous slaunh
ter as must have followed the discharge OF a
>ln"ie Gun, Major W. advanced >try or two
and >!'"kc even more firmly than before ur"
III. them to depart. Again. and while look
n" directly INTO the muzz!cS Of their Guns.
which thpv had seen loaded with b.li.
they dec. ir"I their intention to flint it ont
HE intrepid officer then took out his watch
and told his men to hold their pieces amrd a,
the prisoners. hut not to fire till :hcv had or
der>: then turnIn" . the convic'> he said
" on must lta..e Ills hail. give You three
minutes To ,!erIe-i:, al the ei.d Of that time
n'dn remaln>. he shall ht shot dead" No
SITUATION of greater interest than this can be
conceived. AT one end OF the hall a fearless
muIttuoe of the most desperate ami powerful
men III creation, waiting for tin. assault at
the "'hcr litle baud OF we'll di>rplin ed
men. waiting with arms presented. and r, adv d.
on the least m"tlun or sign, 10 benin the ear
na9r-a"'! their tail. imposing commander.
ho!dlnu u, III, wtl..'l 10 count the la,,>e OF
three minutes gwen to the lc,rcye OF mum
htr>.
y" poet or painter can conceive a specta
Gle 1t more dark aud terrible Snhimi,v No
human heart can t.on,,;r,. , >i-n.,i,, ,t ,,or.,
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From y ken Il ,:.-rhul Wor-<.
A Day OF kONIN
n @Hc'l CHAPTERS.


il ;'.,' ,.,,i-'- .!nii-- he .,a,tin,c. chen H.
"a> >Hrr"nH'.rd bv business. Carl Erau>ton
"'r"''r'i himself; but ui.hl after III Ih' thi>
'r "i >"I':'''i" returned upon him. Mtr>ton
"'~r''"i that w'I!.. hi> temper sfrw NOR. ~
Iif'"." '"> htr'.n->~ o; chlrlcrcr relaxed. ~
''''''' ''' III 'i''''>i"h t"td Indifference To-
"ii h'nh'Ir> "i @aIn winch would orrr have
EN- l>r"' al M h:! a"d selfish cncrgic>. Carl
IA" naiH' IT." discovery that 4 man NAV E.,.
y H. r'>ierfabr. important. and powerful.
nae men utterly and h"rr'r>>,: wretch
'i' lie would have chiur-d i.arcs with tl,.
"tf"'i'"'"'i tramp IN the streets. with hi> ms
era '''' tie tors. wl'h anyhoIv. la his hAr-
''>' i ''''' '' I''',rh tate IA" was often visited
'"' '"' ''i ~" h'i attended his father
a. "'" '"'!'f"'h'!'' hl'n either to t:!v-
- q" ''', '' '' - ~ ''''F'n>in his own ho'i>e
.'',' ''N' !" >''' ir'ih h"::i", ai.i could
:, ''' companion hni N!>iTc>>
- ne sem Tor her. arh
:. 49, -, '"'''@" h'"' "
~" ''''>'"'.'i where Nlrgrry
.,,'....l,.5,' NOR" aif':: OF his
..;,.,., -. l;,. D.. '''' tr'F '"''
-. ,,,,r.,,.,1 .'.''''''', 'h' "'':'
.,.,r, -. 'i'''' " '''"''' h'i' a. >'r'"I'
g, II >'' were MS 'if' paternity "ddrc
...,,.,., .,; - '''''' "' d. '' CO a>i"i>
:. lin, :; ,,..r.,',., '''''!''''r III '>''fE
iron. va. u,;, ,i' ''''''''''' NM ana
,,.iI '''" '"''e ana glitter
>i'i II" had better not
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tHtPTEI: 1HE. SMITH.

a merry heart and good temper will car
~ t''lr owner hlitheIv through III. trials and
"iiiltu!tI"S OF this troublesome world. when =
hohv who lacks their pleasant bnovancv will
81: down in dolrtu dumps and let hi, cares
ride over him just as they will. Robin Brans.
ton and Alice his wife were ALWAYS .,oor
struggling and hopeful the one chcrrei and
nlhr!d the other, and while their family anx-
't''rS yearly increased. their natural cheer
inln->S increased too The pho;oor,,hc
BUSINESS was poorly rtmuueratve. but Il: :,lin
WIS q'!ick wit at "A ca,ricafurp and when
lines were dull he was not >uperor to lilio-
.raT hIr" m">lc title. circular, or a t;l-
?cad lnietd he could turn his hand 10 any
'linH IN tie '!rau"h'>man's wav.ani did: with
'h'et eur y ra'"S. each step above the 9th
t:. and slN OF the brightest blue eyes in th,.
"o'.n looking to laia'> hands for all manner
"' ti.ih@S. he was roi-bring o.! a sound heart
an" head-iikelv to stand idl. in the market
place waiting for something to turn M. AL
zee was very comfortable helpmetr for him:
>he a:ways locked bright and pleasant, and
rrt''''y dressed in the simplest materials. and
her 'EI.d!e: we're daisies for boom and
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DEATH OF llUGH MILLER, THE GEoL
oGI>T.-i;v the steamer Asia. at New York
from Liverpool, we have the monrnful intel
liGence OF the death OF HUGH M,.ier. the Gel.
ebrated Scotch grolo9i,t, who was found in
his house shot dead. II is supposed that the
sad event was accidental. Mr. Miller has
achieved worldwide reputation as ce-
ologist, and as inan Of great powers of re-
search and scholarship. lis death will be
universally depl"red as great loss to the
world OF science
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EMERSON AND COLERIDGE.-lt is curl.
Gus to re id EmtrSonS account Of his visit T.,
his brother mystic. Colerldge. That veteran
opium-eatrr had long ceased to converse his
only performance in society beng to evolve
his poppy fumes N the form of cundv meta
l,Ii, >ics upon his victims. Mr. Emerson was
bv comru!>ion mute in the >cene Th, I" di
alogue was all mono!ogue The visit. =
SAYS Mr.. Emerson, was rather a >,ectaclr
{ han a conversation" W. think it was a r,,r
Of spectacles -A'eto!;:, Ivar'cr'y
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WARRIOR IIi.\iS.


tre>IJrrt BurhanAn. ACCORDING 20 GOSSIP
, H., L, -,
a,,r ,,,,;,.,,li i;rJ I. a,,.,..,,. ,,.,
Senator Brown. OF Mississippi. proclam-
iro the certain election OF Mr.. Buchanan.
when ttatrr dropped at his feet, from III"
VI ''' wa, - -, ,,i :.
'"'" ". -. I.'. '''''
'"''' ''' '''''t '"' % i, '"'
-Pculin" a ttn.ouS water Snlt" some
!" '''' 20"
~ '''
Wy W"hdef : fr'"V ''nh'.'NS
.I' ;,'i'o' ''io ~" ,! '...,a,i, :.
And = ..w;,,rr case always ic ,l,.u.
',
i'''H '''''' ''''' ''''' -" '''' "'> '''S
neon am alike rI, Sin'to, @i''>> If'
ha>r d'v an h"f fonhn. NO. d'' an not
II; 1t IS kaSc d'v am hoi >uo>c" 10 oc ihhaDi'-
u" i '"''t ''t' >''ht'O'. "oc> Ho'
However small sori"ty may bel II Is
human one JEALOUSY VIII creep IN
Every lie. crcat or small. is the brink Of
. nrecipirp. thc drpth Of which nothing but
.)'ru;...,.,,r, can f,ihom
IL Is hooIc >'-"' IT, >'e d" n','t,' ma"
v,v ,ha I,>.r rart"
w hen Two Io''n- hear'S are 'ofh a>"n-
Ier' IT Is shade better to he me one that |,
IrIvtn away INTO action fhah 'lc berta'ed
-Good men are human suns. Ihtv
hri@hten ana warm Wherever 'htv pass
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RrCEIrI> OF BErAD>TCFr> At PnET-
LAND.-Iht rtrri is OF flour AZ Portland dur
ing the year lSl6 were l.2,>.l barrels. of
which 7J.l2l were bv water, and 9,.3i1 bv
the Grand Trunk Railroad One fact of m-
uortance is the decrease OF receipts hy water
trCm the cities of the Atlantic seaboal,l This
decrease in lS56 was JG,0lS barrels. while
the increase OF receipts over the Grand Trunk
Railroad during the same period was A., 100
barrels The Portland Advertiser anticipates
that the increase OF receipts from Canada the
present year will be much greater. in conSc-
quence OF the opening OF the Railroad to To-
!ontO
MUTToN can be produced FOUND for pound
at less than half the p!ice Of pork; Yields
more nourl>hment when eaten and keei mo
sheep does not exhaust farm to the extent
feeding hogs does. Sheep can be kept thro
the winter on hav and turnip>. or n!ancle
wurtzcl or sugar beet, while hog> Will rot DO
without at least some corn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
EsC bciIi0n in :hc NHs~,chu~c:f St:.tc
s'ri>on Thirty Nc;..> ago.

ne New England t'alaxv for 1923, con-
tains the following interesting account of an
ln>urrcction in the Massachusetts State Pris-
on -
~ more expressive exhibition of moral
courage. opposed To the widest i-rocitv un-
der the most arpaIiin" circumstances. was
never seen, than that which was witnessed!
by the officers OF the Massachusetts State
Prison in the great rehcliion which occurred
about five years since. Tire" c"nsi-t> had
teen sentenced. under th' rites O. the prison
to be whipped in the ward. and by some ct
tort BY cn- Of tie other prl>oner>a door had
been opened a. md day. ruu,mnrira,ln"
with the GREAT dining hall. and through
III" war'!rnS lodge with the street The
dinner haf; IS lon", dark ard ,ianlf., irom is
situation near the surface of the GROUND. and
IN the "roHna and IN this all the prisoners
a>>pmhi,i. with cabs and Surh tools as t,v
conId >e<" III pi>>iu" through the work shops.
kmvcS. hammers and ch,>rl>, with every Va
rlttv O! such weapons, were IN ihe hands of
the ter"rioaS spirits, who We're drawn away
from lhrlr en'lulrhmcrlt> On >o.itiv, forming
a congregation q strength. vi!rnc>> ai.i Ia.
"n, taJ can hardly lie clu.,irl on earth.
even among The ttn"'! hri..ul> Of italv
Men OF all a""> ,nd characters. guilty d; ev-
cry variety I'll m famous crimes. ttgr>>t,i IN the
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

Our government lands cost one dollar
an acre on an average, and champagne two
dollars single bottle. How many a man
dies IandIe>>' "ho durln. his life, has swa-
lowed township-trees and all!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

When ticv were fr.'l blown in the garden.
l'e c. c'! Tie Jewish children there,
And each d.d pluck himself Io-r.
ni!l they stripe. ,!.e @;'foel bare
And TOW ho" VIII vol make vour carlanl?
Forrot rose vo,,r path ;llnrl'-
Hat ;,u t,rcrt. he answered them.
" That Won have lett me still ,ltc thorns.'
lh"v took TIE ''or1l> anl made Il Garland,
.(rl place, il on HI shining head;
In" ~l,tc IL, ross <i'"H bnr, sb,,,
Ware bH!o d,"YS ot bloo{ ia$ierj'
AGRI;'I-I.TIE.AI..
CHINESE SUGAR CANE = The Boston
.Journh, calls attention to a circul," recently
i>>ned from the agricultural d.uartment ofthc
Patent Office in regard to tie peruliariti;s
and manner OF cultivation Of the So-ca!lrI
Chinese >uLar cane. a plant which promises
to become an imror,an; addition 10 the a1-i-
cultural products OF tll,. crrr.rv 1t has been
demonstrated! that this plant may be c,'tivat-
ed as far North a> s.: Paul in N.innr>o.a.-
When cultivated OH ordinary land in the | =
lI'rI Statrs. i: rrow< 10 a h.i,ht Of from
ci1ht to sixteen .,ct L. sens are straight
ami smooth. Often covered With white bloom
or down. with irt.c> very similar in appear
anrc to those Of Indian corn. hat more clr-
cart. When cultivated III hills containing
'i"ht or ten stalks each, it puts forth At il
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