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MAY MN B E r NOW READY r.,

NI WHAT DINsMORE'S RAILROAD GUIDE CON
TAINs: large RAILROAD MAP corrected nonthly show
Line Of Railroad proposed and completed
The Edors Note Book IL which will b. found late and i'm
porant Railroad Statistic Notices Of Nov Work. kc By
Fisher ESQ. Foureeen Of Irdcr 20 Railroad dgc
Route, giving 1900 Cities Villages and Stations
lso d9,s Of OFFICIAL TIVE Table, received from The superin
pier,, u the various ads up date Of Publication and
corrected twice each month Those Tables arranged
with notes of reference the bottom showing hsw and
when other Roads and Steamboat. digese also connections
with Towns In the Interior BY not found "a any o;1er
Work Maps Of the principal RdrOlds eeHteys showing how
Tie Road. dverge from heuce for rs miles around Table
GUIDE hdH'' Wa.eh showing how tue Tine AZ
principal Cites mpsres with az Washlnttn Tau IN
fornafion only found ia hp Work ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY COMBINED RAILROAD ROUTES Aeog
ranged last issue giving principal places with The
name Road and pare book beween each p!se Win
o.nd tey Guide Book River and Lake
Routes each River Stan Sactgafbos
Gud> alphabetically arranged very full and complete with
Of ihe mos. important Railroad Towns.
Here have 25 pages Of valuable information 20 the
Traveller with g Large Map. Price, . CENTS.
For sale on all the Railroads.
DINSMORE 4 Co No 9 Spruce-.t NewYOrk
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Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs, &C.

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I IFE ILLUSTRATED for THIS WEEK con-
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Pisces. with Six Engraved IAustraons Dental Operations
Do Right; Truth Trash; Speculation in Farming Lands
Perncious Influence Of Homes They Should Bel The
Rosscope Gyroscope Mechanical Paradox Explained with
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NewYork and California; Hesthen in New
York True Education; Preaching Good and Strong Maple
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Gossip aud Items Fsmilisrities POcry-I Owe No NAL
Dollar; Items Literary Notices; Photography; PaentOhce
Patent Law List OF Patents Issued
Notes and Queries. Raising Trout The California Pear, weight
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So. Platform The National Era Russian Railroads;
Presbyterian Doctrine How it is Done Ncsrssla;
Minnesota; Connecticut; Curious fnali Ora
matte Amusements.
IT RAyARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
XVI: Life In Lapand XVII: Reindeer Journey
Acro., Lspand-ConesPondenee Of The N T.
In.REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
and sPicuous form the latest and most . mPor.n,
States Havana, Mexico and Europe.
Iv.POETRY: Sunrise Comes Tomorrow.
v..INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN MINNESOTA AND
yI.THE JERSEY PEARL FISHERY.
vH..THE CASE OF Mr. CRAWFORD
VIII. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE: Female Vanity
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M'rb n. F ElTyhhS " SA"-'0AA-''. N-'
x..THE SOUTHERN STATES OF THE NORTH
AMERICAN UNION By an Ensli.b Traveller.
yIKANsAs: Arrival Of Secretary Stanton; The Bogus
Census; Initstory Address Of Mr. Stanton
xIT..THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
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XvIIA JOURNEY IN CUBA: Havana TO Trinidad do
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Special Notices.

Ar N Regular Meeting of the Prfnter-' @ opStn
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National Police Gazette
This week-No. Sc Vol XII~contains:
alt0nD Divorce 8se in Boston
Elijah Hunts Trial for Killing by Abortion.
WIN. Gibbs Trial for Seduction.
Ellen Desmond Rape Case in Boston.
Dodgers Exposition and List Of Thieves.
Scene in the Deed. House-sn Engraving
philadelphia Criminal Cases.
The approaching Trial Of Mrs. Cunningham
Hundreds Of Criminal Histories. r..
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SEYMOUR editor Of N. p Gazette New York City.
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Gorses, Carriages, sc.

TOR SALE-A bay HORSE, l51 hands high, 2
wears old sound and kind good under saddle or In hsrus
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printing.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02
aAnd Whas Fhen.b

RAder, Eeok we'll to thc cad of things and 70 the HRAl end of your fes a6or. let not the glittcring attractons of this world decoy you from religion. and from Aserious regard to the closing up and final sum ef aal ge}ax earthty pursuits.
 While Philip Do Neri was living in RI Italian University, young man mn to him with face full of delight, and told him he had come to the law schosl of that placs account of its great fame, snd that Ae intended to spare pains labor to get through his studies soon possible. Philip waited for his conclusion with great patiencc and then said:
 "wslA and when you have got through your course of studies, what do you mean to do 2"
 Then shall take my Doctors degree" au- swered tho young man.
 " Add then ', asked Philip again.
 " And then" continued the youth. "I shall have . number of difficult questions to manage ; shall caNch peoples nctcs by my eloQuencc. my zeal my learning my acuteness, and gain great reputation.
 ~AA1 tlsenr' repeated the holy man.
 And thcn,' replied the youth. "why, there can't be question shall be promoted to some high csace or other. Besides shall make money and
 And then v rcpeate.l Philip.
 And then,' lu sued the young lawyer then shall bs and honorably situated in wealth
 q And then i' asked the holy man.
 ]" And then. said the youth, and then-and then then shall die.
 Here St. Philip raised his voice; "Axp wuA. sHur Wkescupon the young man made no an. svcr. but eat down his head and went away The last, Andthen,. had, like lightning, pierced hi. soul and he could not get rid of it Soon after h. fotso0k the iaw, and gavo hims6lf to the ministry of Chxfat and spent the remainder of his days 1T godly words and works. . Toxr business" " reader "fakns sre1y sparo moment" lind sAM khns- Lvtea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02

THE DARK BY AND THE DEER -" Mack" tue Detroit correspondent of Porter's Spirit is re- sposble for the folwing:
 The good steamer St. Clair, was canning down the river beautifully when anoble buck was seen swimming across ahead of her. To lower away the boat and give chase was only the work of a morlent, and with stout line he was taken by the sntlers, and safely brought on deck.-A good deal of admiration was ex- cited by his fine proportions, and ainong his ad- mirers was the cook, a goodly specimen of Aries clime who imagined that, from the docile ap- nearante of the animal; he was quite tame ht therefore undertook to caress him. and to lav his hand upon his haunch, when he was as- tonished by vigorous kick that laid him sPraw- ling On the deck Nothing daunte!d, however, Cuffey thought to succeed better by the head, but the deer liking this no better, made butt that laid the darkey out again, and opened an ugly gash on his woody head. This was too much of good thing, so Cuffey when he re. covered himself stood respectful distance and evene the old buck said--'Now look here, Mir dee. dono whose dee you is, who yod'be- long to; but if you do dat ar agin dar'll be wen- son board dis boat, sure's you live r
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02
lcaped into the post ehaise that was waiting and drove off

lcaped into the post ehaise that was waiting and drove off
 Edmond r gasped.
 My poor little grl--ny own Dorothy
 By the tendetfiess of his embraces, not lover-like, but brothet-like--by his tears. for could feel them on my neck-I knew as well as if he had told me, that l should never see my dear mother any more.' s
 She had died in childbirth,' continued the old lady after long passe.-adied at night at the very hot.r aud minute when l heard the tapping on the window pane, and my father had thought he saw her coming into his room with a baby On her afm' ss.
 Was the baby dead, too
 They thought so then but it afterwards re. vived'
 What strange story
 did hot ask sou to beieive in it. How and why and what it was cannot tell: l only know that it assuredly was so.'
 And Mir Everest ? inquired, after some hesitation:
 The old lady shook her head. 1Ah my dear you will soon learn how very, very seldom one marries ones first love. After that day, 1 did not sec Mir. Everest for twenty years.'
 How wrong-how, .
 DOh,I Olauie hiin ; lt "ds noo Iiis iauit' You see, after that time, my father took Ii prejudice against hin,-not unnatural perhaps and she was not there to make things straight Besides; my own conscience was very sore, and there were the six children at home. and the little baby had no mother; so at last l made up my mind. should have loved him just the same if we he'd waited twenty years; but he could not see things so. Don't blame him my dear--don't blame him. It was as we'll, perhaps, as things turned eut.'
 Did he hiaffS ?
 Yes, after few years and he loved his Wife dearly. When l was about one and thir. ts | married Mr. McArthur. So neither of us was unhappy, yod see--at least not more so than other people, and we became sincere friends afterwards. Mir. and Mrs. Everest come to see me every Sunday. Why you fool ish child, you are not crying
 Ay, was--but scarcely at the ghost story.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02

LORENZO Dow, the celebrated itinerant prea. cher, once came across man who was deeply lamenting that his axe was stolen. Dow ttlh the man if he would come to church witl, hin had on the pulpit, in plain sight a large stone; Suddenly in the midile of his sermon, he stopped took up his stone, and said, :" An axe was stolen in this neighborhood last night, and ifthe man who took it don't dodge, 1 will hit him ur the forehead with this stone;" at the same time making voIent effort to throw it. A perseii present lodged and proved to be the culpfit
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02
Advertising.
From the Knickerbocker.
My Boy.


 My Boy. There is even a happiness Which makes the heart afraid.
 Hoop. One more new claimant for Human fraternity, Swelling the flood that sweeps On to eternity. who have filled the cup, Trenlbie to think of it; For be it what itsmay. -4 % | must yet drink of it. Room for him into the s- Ranks of humanity; Give him place in your
 Kingdom of vanity; Welcome the stranger with Kindly affection. Hopefully, trustfully,
 Not with dejection. Bee, in his waywardness, How his-fst 12ublcs; 1luS puStHNpiStbi '~5I5ak During lifes troubles. Strange that the Neophyte Enters existence In such an attitude, Feigning resistance. Could he but have glimpse Int futurity, W>n u,;0ht he fiuht against Further maturity; Yet it docs seem to me
 As if his purity Were against sinfulness Ample security. Incomprehensible, Budding immortal, Thrust all amazedly Under life's portal Born to adestiny -s.,e4 .,-zgss Y Clouded in mystery, Wisdom it self cannot Guess at its history. Something too much of this sTimon- like croaking; See his face wrinkle now, Laughter provoking; Now he cries Justify Bravo. my hearty one Lungs like an orator Cheering his party on. Look how his merry eyes Turn to me pleadingly! Can we help loving him. ' Loving exceedinglys Partly with hopefulness, Partly with fears Mine, as look at him;
 Muisten with tears. Now then to find namc ., Where shall we search for itf Turn to his ancestry,
 Or to the church for it Shall we .endow him with
 Title heroic, After some warrior,
 Poet or stoics One annty says he viii
 Soon ..lisp in numbers, Turping his thoughts to rhyme, Fen in his slumbers Watts rhymed in b;.byhood- No blemish spots his faine- Christen him even so Young Mir. Watts, his maine!
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02

What k the difference between literary woman and barn door! One is barn door, and the other darnsd bore.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02

ThE treaty just ratified with Persia, eom mences as follows:
 "In the name of God, the element and the mcrcifui. @
 The President of the United States of North America, and his Majesty, as exalted as the planet Saturn, the sovereign to whom the sun serves as standard, whose splendor and msgnifcence is equal to that of the skies, the sublime sovefeigh the monarch, whose armies are as numerous as the stars, whose greatness calls to mind that of Temshid, whose magnif- cence equals that of Darius, the heir of the crown and throne of the Kayanians, the sublime emperor of all Persia, being both equally and sincerely desirots of establishing relations of friendship between tte two governments, which they desire to strengthen, &c,, &c,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02
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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-02


 Os the arrival of an er1igfant ship s6Pae thirty years ago, when the North Carolina lhy off the Battery, an Irishman, hearing the gun fired at sdrset enquired of one of the sailsfs what it was
 "What's that Why that's sunset. ws the contenptuous reply
 Sunset, is it s'' cried Pat with distehde eyes. Houly Moses an does the sdn { down in this country wid such Q clap as that
 How were Adam and Eye expelled from Psfadb ( They were snaked out What did they do aftsfls n driven out? They raised Cain.
 If the Devil were to lose bis tail, whore we ul, he go to get new one! Where they r3sJ bae spirits.
 Why is a levc letter like . pork shops Bs .uss it is full of tenderlines.
 How c,n the trees change thsir dress, wie,o,. un. packing thsir truD1s' TSy 1ss7e t sss