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Furs! Furs (!

CEA OTTER, LAND OTTER, AND BEAVER
- SKINS, and all other descriptions Of Furs bought
at the highest market pricosby
]. OTTGNfIEMER.
.f.r ..- .f 81 SaoRmentO Stree.
Dec l2-3-3m ....
, 1857-02-27
For sale,

A TWO STORY DWELLING. situated in -
"A Seattle. King county, designed either a. iii
store or tavern well finished inside and out be- -l
ing clothed and papered inside. and advanta ye0usly
situated, may be purchased on reasonable terms By
application ,eing made to the undersigned.
lh1- ALSO, a claim situated at the mouth of the
9awamish river well watercd and which is erected
good log house there is cleared and under fence about
acres Of land.
Several town lots viii also be disposed ofin Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September :, 1856 no52:tf
, 1857-02-27

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 5, 1855. (
Mr.. Woods has my authority TO put his plan, a.
above, in operation !; hut responsibility Is assumed
by the department and all correspondence in regart
10 this arrangement must hf ahdressedto the Pacii,
Nail Iat" New York. That the pnlllc may avai
itseH, % The advantages thns offered postmasters are
requested 10 give the circular conspicuous place in
their respective Offices.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
, 1857-02-27

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, 1857-02-27

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.-The 0REA.

CENTRAL ROUTE, cosnscths the Atlantic cities ~
Western Moth western and Southwestern Sste By COO
ksilwsy direct Ths Rood so connects a. Pftses
with daily hne a Steamers 70 oil ports tho Wesrn kvv
and ct Clevelsnd and Sandrsky with steamers 20 Il ports
The L.ss:; Ti1lns ,hs no: S.,s
and from the Grsat West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA szd HIrTDUn0H.
FInsr CT Boots, Shoes, Hats and CAps. l,x.~.n
Books, Dry Goods lin boxes, bales aud trunksl
Drugs lin bSxss and bses), Feathers, fufa kc... W.
SECOND CLAss.-Oomestic Sheetins Shifting sudl
Ticking lin orepsl baes) Drug Tin cssks Hard osasv
wsr Leather lin rots or boxes), Wool and Sheep 100 D.
rMaO CL.sS-Anyf., Steel, Chains iin cssi.j, in...v
Hemp Bseon and Pork sslted Qooss or n sacksf ~
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars cut, &C.
ftrk I'm casks boses Eastward, Lard and NceunV
Lard on. Mails. Soda Ash, 0ssmsn Clsy, TG. @Us
Pitch kosin, kc...... ..................u..D
fLeUa-$l y Dbl. until further notice.
0kAfN-5o cents y le0 n until further notice -.
CorIos-eS Y bale no: exceeding 800 b vetsha sas '~
notice. N..,
In .hippi.s Good. from gcp. e., q n
Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this eose %
Pttstureh viii BE- Forwarded whous S.r.
r ST., A Ss r E.. yS Ses. sss s.:.s,
md Dnms.s,u An co... nd Carter Jeve Lcvsv0A
Iuvin 1 Co. Cincinnstii n w. 0rshsn o. 49,
ISos Hon.s Esw.York snl No. WniisnSt, eey.teop
p J. 6o<sdes. YfiisdeipisI nAgrsw 4 Rooes. usnn~ss
Go c. Prnnriscua pinsbureA
n. HOUSTON, 0cnas rre'fns ~ rs1eaa
HI LOHSXERt 5rPestsssassut A'o'oAS K
Nay 1857.
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Ocean 8tfamers. ct.

DEDCCED PRICES-$Ic0 THROUGH -
II FOR cALIFORNIA-UNIrED STATES MAIL LINE
via PANAMA RAILROAD. The United s;s,e' Maj steam
ship Company will dispatch for AsPlSWALL On THURS ,,
Ws1sn:t hcrh River. tks wsIIkhOwu and fs.' eA,a'hP
Passengers and MAs viii he forwarded b. Panama Rsirosd
and connect with Pacific a1 Steam.hp Compa
nys m.zni6cent ste,msh& GOLDEN AGE. J. Watkins,
Commander which OIL be In readiness and Leave Immediately
for Fan Francisco. - ,
eonpaiJ always have extrs steamers Ting ct Paa
ana ready for avoid any possible detention q pasen
gers o mAils. x...,. - - .
FOR ,sssase apply W. RAYMOND At the Only Onoe Of
the Compsny No. IN wes:,i, corner Of Warenst, Y
Zach mon. h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
paints, Oils, Ilass, Er.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma.
IL ebinery free gum burns brightly does not crust tbs
.ik Also COBCRN PURE TALLOW OIL which viii
Speru srds colder weather and burns well Va,
rarted o. above. Bsrsls 80 TO 40 ssiona Oak AGENT
JOIN w. QUINCY, Nc 80 VILLAINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u for HAVANA and NEw0RLg ANsmoG MONDAY,
kr,us< n At O'Clock from Pisr foot Of Wsireu North
River the fast srd vorite steamship EMPikE CITY, Johr
Moowsn will ssl % shove Passage es' be secured a. the
sdns Of the form sned BY the line application Their
oete Nc ssnes and no BIZ ofins wiz 30 signed
once N" ~ "."'''' '''A'' n o. ROBERTS, Ass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
TyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING

i TON, for BOSTON and PkovIDENCE-inlsnd route
the shosfest sad met dirs<-eaEyns tbs Essera Mail.
he steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joei Stone ana
C. VANDERBILT CAPT w II. Freezer, IN connection with
the Soa,o1 Providence and Boston and Providence Rad
roads leaving EewYork daily Sundays excepted from Pier
Ne 2Eoh River Grs wharf above Battery place O'Clock
p NJ and S.oriDston ct ESQ the arrival u the mall
train which leaves Bostsn ss 5:5o p m.
The C. VANDERBILT, from New York, Monday, wednes
dsy and Friday From SsOninston Tuesday Thusdsy and
' Tbe PLYMOUTH ROCK, from E.wYorl, Tuesday, Thur.
day and SATURDAY, From Ssonnon, Monday "Wednesday aud
Friday.
deace and Boston in the Express Mu Train reachs ssd
in adv Of THOSE BY Other routes end ample time x IL
tks prefer rrmsn board the steamer enjoy nights
teaAfse desired End esve Bennington IN the
TAIN for Boston.
bsssaseusaef accompanies the and tr,ia through
saoh mp. I--
For Pssaase tehs freight apply besrd ths
ssnes or ct The Freight 06ce, Pier ~ Norh Rvor VI st
the ONCE, No. Battery Placs.
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RI WAINWlI0af

-. WtA!H ~. ~ sssssHH,. a. -
- Sslioo orsSo Sevry prpcioas osGsesls aIdss
A1s sfisdAG =, assA k.ssos. ssa ~ vss AssSfs e
rsDsd Av1R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RES for SALE and 70 LET at Matteawsn. N. " q
hour ffom HewYork Inquire No. 62 Courtlsndt 70
s. B. 6CHFkCK, Agent, Mattea~sn, N Y
100 WEST 14TH-ST., for SALE.-A
lOeD strictly frstclsss 4story BROWN STONE
ROUSE Newly painted and fescoed-House, 25x65 lot %
xl2r. Apply at Nc. 81 SPRUCE st
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Jnsnranfe Companies.
furuitnre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
II New al beautiful styles Of ENAMELEO CHANGER
FURNITURE Houseke+psrs In Of this cheap aud fan
onsbie style Of Bedroom Furniture will find large
In o., coiors G. II r. FARRINGTONS Msnufsctory Ware
room Nos IS and 40 Wccstr between Broorae aud Grand
NJ ODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE.
U1 Manufactured and sors sale BY A. JOHNSON No. 49,
Hsdsou-s Y Circulars forwarded application above
CHOW-CASES.-HOfma d Fersoil's Show
~ Case Wsrcroms. No, "a Chsthsms. and 81 B0wery-A
asortnett of Show Cases kept conauty hand
O Show Csses take in exchange Orders promptly executed
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WHAT Is VERY SELDOM FOUND for


sALEA full halt Of LAND in the Village q Bene-
dict. the Patuxet River Charles County Nd 1t the
hear. Of ssd to the river with about 80 feet
Of beach outeoa this outlet IL Steamboat Wharf
which be put under snt after tni: three weekly
boats 70 and firm Baltimore this wharf, and three
vessel: would ehesruy Psy wsrsse for use Of came This
purchase WITH view Of earning ona foundry blacksmith
Ing and cart mailing oyster ssoonng picking ovste
II Is of the greatest openings Ia the
George's o. Mays ard Calvert Counties call loudly for IT,
woud almost exclusively II is the shipping de
Dot this Of Charles Co and 10 hard 70 estimate the
tent Of shipping &c TO and from Baltimore carried through
fhis psce annually. Often perfect thorousbfae Oysters
be bad OF the very best knd for ten cents buhe or
Yaked Up their inexhaube beds by vessel loads for moth
ing Of oil kinds the door the rounds crabs aud
tufses plentiful In their and the cost Of family living
In this place Is but nominal 49, , . ,
Indeed The value Of this property cannot well be described
There odpes except the county tobacco
warehouse and email house large planter
ten miles Of delicate health. becoming aud
So otherwise person could buy this property Terms
made TO suit the purchaser purchasers Baltimore two
thrds of . days journey by steamboats, from aenedct
to fortune. write and will meet them at their ap
pointed said property then they will see that have
They Baltimore by Wednesday morning saturday
Direct your ie,tersto ALFRED w GARDINER
Bryantown. Charles Co Maryland.
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ID ENESYL VAEIA RAILROAO
THE. GREAT CENTRAL ROuTl

The Rsilroad Pittsburgh rs1
s1.d; 70 and from So Lonis, Mo- Alton Gsens and Chscs
frankfort, Lexington aud Louisville, Ky 1crrc assta
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dsytoss
Springfield besfonaine sandssky Toiedo. Cev~,sal %
fnbus ZaneAsle Masslon and Wooster Ohio also With the
steam packet boat. from and TO New 0reans st. LA Lous-
Vile and Cincinnati
Through Tickets the East bo had a. sny Of sb0v
nentiooed places In the West.
Passengers will find tabs the shortest expeditions -
comfortable route between the East snd West
N0M NEWY YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 H0UhA
FROM NEW-YO TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FgOA kEw-YORk TO ST. LUIS In % H0uR&
Fare % low 70 any other Route
Bee haDdblls Ia tie hotels Of this city.
Through Tfrksts further inform alton be hal ~
sAce Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
No. 2Axto< Houss, Rrosdvsy.
J. L. ELLIOTT xesnh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
PORT and FALL RIyER.-The sp,enled AID sperOs
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown lrsves New York ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, q o'clock m
aud tie EXPIRE STATE. Capt B.yton lesves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ct O'Clock
New port esch way.
Hereafter vi be regarded secured 10 any spp
can't ustr the same shaA have been paid for. .
Frfht 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
Nm BORDEN, Agent, Not. 70 and II we,.st
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Ma1hiuerp. Ee.

4lathiuerp. sc.
COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-ll0 T.
" LOOMS. with the preparation Machinery, mach OF i
u~eriy new Inauir, a. 67 Ccur.andt e. of B. SCHeSCk
MATTEAWAE STEAM-ENGINES, MACHIE
Ul iSr8 TOOLS al Cotton, Wsolen and a.. kints
MACHINERY AID CASTINGS, .. No a. Courianitst
DUMPS.-Fos Railroad Wster.ststiOns, Shops,
Fsctoes E,nes Gc erest variety on bad and for sa'e
by FOSTER LEACH Co., No u Broadway. n I.
NTOODWORTH planners at MATTEAWAN,
SAMUEL e. SCHESCK
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VAIUABLE FARM for sALE.-The subscri

Der ofers for sale valuable FARM known the
FORT FARM y miles south Of the City Of Poushksepse
Duschess Comfy T. ses the post road between Pough
keepsis s,d HewYork City said farm contains about x3
G5out Of which woodland. II 10 in good
state IL eiv alton waersd and adapted grain gress
On ~ gcrnses good Dwelling House. Tenant House
Barn. BhSds Gsns-y Carriage House Hog House. Woodnouse
40. a. Ia good repair with sne spring Of water the
house.
The Parm easily be divided into two puts o. the pos
road nearly through the On the west side OF the
fosd fine building site ying view Of tbs Hudson Aysl
and the surrounding county
Fog rhsI particular. nqsire Of the .ubsohber corner Of
JOHN PETER NELSON.
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THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl

RIGHT EXPRESS q, pm for Buffalo svery Day
Thess EKpress Trains connect ct Elnira with the Eifa
Csnandgua and Niagara Falls Rslroed for ksssrs Fss e
Bnebsnton with the Syrscue and Bnsf anton Railroad fef
syrscuse at Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New.f
Railroad Rochester, at Great Bend with Delaware, LsckaI
wanna and Wete IN Railroad for Scranton Hornesvas
with the Buffalo New York City Railroad for ooLe 1t
Buso and Dunkk with the Lake Shore karosd Tor Cevs
' HOMER RAMSDELL, Pfesdenk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
'OsED pArHs OF SAILING.

''' l''i SS%isD (. c cssa Es = ..AE
Brown, sHIYLEY c.. Livupo0i
eTEPHEb EZNhARD Go
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OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH. FoRr WAYNE AND CHICAGO }
RAILROAD COMPANY, No 81 WilAam'S-,
Ecw.York, Aug Is 1851

OFFICE OF PIrrsBuKsH. FoRr WAYxE AND CHioAeo(
RAILROAD COMPANY, No 81 Wiliamx, }
Ncw.iork. Aug lS 1881.
TIVE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
Il CONSTRUCTION BONDS Of this Company. for Zoo
each Jan 1887 for sale NJ this Office This ssse
Of Consueaor Bonds for o. 900 o secured pou the vi s
rosd 81 465 mica from Pittsburgh to Chicago (ss mues being
now in op~son Tho ssle bonds progressing favor.
sbh in The stock the road
buyer bonds Full exhibits Of the Affairs and cond
The Company slso Offer for sale $see Of convertible Real
Estste Bonds in Of and ESQ esct payable Dec.
l. 1866, interest ct per cent.
YVHE undersigned Trustees Of the Second Mort
II rae Of the NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD con-
PANY hereby give notice that they have drawn By lot the fol-
LOWING numbers Of Second Mosase cef Cony. tbe
Bopds Of Company. viz: &C. f ITO, 49, i5I 6l l5.
isI ne 2Sa 26s 2 eel sos Sis 5s7 sci 40 $50 81 $50
es AS Ol 1890 1885 isa i95 1851 1853 is7S-thy-on
Ronas ci 900 each and SIS set 56s SIS COS es $50 esq
az rs 7 scs sc ssi sas s7t sss eos e5 sit. looS
,c,i ,eso 1857 lea Ill., 1i2 MS fo il liza list.
iis lbs iae, iais is islsthryeise Bonds d $50
.ch tose,her xOOoC which BE- purchased The -
Of November per par end seeed Interest sy As chisss
B,mpg,on and Quincy RAilrosd Company 81 es agreement
spustea ID. Bonds The nt,est en- sss Bond sssns
the above mentioned nunrs VIII Cease % the ~ rssvemees
ne1, JOHN ELlOT THAiER
J. n. FORBES. I Tr-reeS
iOTis A. vON HOFFMAN,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

OSBORNEs ROOFING CEMENT.-This su-
" perior article ofROOFING CEMFHT. sccouat Of it,
elastic ard indurstive properties should be put upon even
eaky and old root in the city Il. perfect
lection sgsibs FIRE being mreneabe to heat stone We
recommend a. those who quest
thing really substsnts and chrap The inventor. Mr.. A.
OSBORNE is the only person in the city who pats On HIS
Office Is q. No 4it Csnsl-st.
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EOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
Il CEsTER-pany ., m from pier foot Of CoarAndtst.
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS aad FRIDAYS. and By the
new and ;PsFph ;ss VIZ rospt w
Allyn. Point tae1ce y new and handsomely snished ak
Lowell Nashua Concord, White Mountains aud even
ether section OF New Ssooms b. engaged
foot c,C o7rtisndt-s - -
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DniHing Matenals.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
IL Hearhs Dining roorls Conserysoiies &c- GARNkIRK
CHIMNEY TOPS DRAIN,f1PES. &c For sale BY
MILLER COATES, No. z19 Pearl-st. N. Y
EAREKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
VI TOPS Lso best Glazed and vitrifed DRAIN PIPES at
Iora Isard Pottery Depnt No e. NesaAls z IL QUINN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

MARINE BANK, Eew.York, August 1, 1857
A DIVIDEND Of -Four (D per Cent on the
Of this Bank has been declared and
akr MONDAY 10th inst The Transfer 8ooks will be closed
till that day. By order Of the Board
J. G. BEACH, Cashier
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after Monday June Is 1857 and until further notice, Psl
scnse Trsns VIII leave pier foot Of Dusnest owa v1;
DUNKIRK ExPRESS, ct q IN, for Dunhlrk-
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at I'm, for Buffalo. a.
MAIL, ct lam, for Dunkirt and Buffalo aud tntermedse
stations. -
berst Permors for Suerns aud intermediate sasion
WAY PASSENGER at Pm for Newbursh. Mddistowus
and intermediate stations.
diata stations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROvI-
~ DENCE Sc0n and ssr Art!i ESPses' Trs1i 81 "


N leave Hartford the arrival there of the Express Tren
The New Haven and New Haven haLtfosd end
Springfield Railroad. which leave New. York q am
y, SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
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n RLE RA l. Il GA d
il SKINNER ARRANGEMENTS !.

2 lest trains viii leave Chambersst Station a. foibvs
Express trains and SS m Albany Psssens.f esins
for Poughkeepsie M and and pm for Peetshn $50
PIN The Pouehteepse PeekstA and Sing sing ran: stop g
TOPPER sists Trains for New York kavs iio, tSss
and 10 40 m aud H. and Albany At As eiS and lee
a M aud4 A.. r.. SMITH superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

LoRILLARD FIRE INSURANCE Co., OFFICE MEcHANIcs(
BANK BuILDtN1, No. 81 WALL ST Z
New.York, Aug 7. 1851
YINHE DIRECTORS have THIS DAY declared
Il Diyidendof EIGHT (8) per cent, payable on demand
CARLISLE NORWOOD. Secretary.
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Correspondence.
from the British Provinces,
Mr.. Ebfroa:-

Mr.. EDITOR
As the subjects OF Her Majesty in
these Provinces are near ncighbors 10 thr
people IN Maine, take the liberty Of
sending to your excellent paper few OBJ
servatlons. made in my excursions about
this land Of potatoes and blue noses -
lou need no, fear ,ha. shall be guilty
either ef de,rae'ion or aa,,ery, as am
hal. English and hal: Yankee, being, BY
law, legitimate slbjee, OF one govern
ment and citizen OF the other.
We came down Eas, in the ,.Old Ad.
mirsl, the steamer that used to ply on
the route from the Penobsco, TO Portland
and Boston and we found her to be
still substantial scagoing boat The
travel between these down east regions
and the United States is immense The
Boats which ply between Boston and ST.
John are crowded. both with pas ssengers
and freight. And a more delightful
route is not to be found on the Ameri-
can coast, particularly for a summer ex-
cursion. Many of the people in the
States make this tour for pleasure and
health. both male and female, in prefer
ence to any other.
The coast of New Brunswick, from
Eastpor, to ST. John is like that in Name
broken rough and rocky; but the views,
bays and islands, make i. quiet, romantic
and delightful. The Passamaquoddy
Bay forms mos, romantic panoramt.-
Shut in on every side, by Eastport, Lu-
bee. Campobello, and other islani.-
Grand Manan island and the eraggy
rocks called the Wolves, lie off the coas'
several miles. and are dangerous impedi
ments to the European ships. espeeiall,
during the prevalence of the fog tol
which the bay of Fundy is wonderfully
famous. Our voyage was delightful, foI
the sea was smooth, with a clear sky
over our heads, aud every one seemec
bh,he and gay.
Late is the afternoon when passing {
cape where the noted and,to all sea-goins
people, the welcome island, called Par
fridge Island, hove in sight. This lies
at the mouth of the harbor and on il
stands lighthouse and quarantine hos
pital, and some other public buildings
Just as We rounded this island, we had !
delightful view Of the city of st. Jehn
1t is built on peninsular and rises ont
street above another on a rocky emin
encc; from the top Of which it has
gradual descent on two sides, to the Eas
and the West.
The city Of St John was but small
place in the time of the Revolution but
from that epoch it has gradually increase
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Ono; believe in the power of ideas,
and have twenty years experience behind
me of faith in words
was told story to-day, tempcraac ce
story, which will illustrate Just as we'll this
point. mother, on the green hills of YER
mont, st cd at her garden gate, holding bv
her right hand Il son Of sixteen years, mad
with love Of the sea. Edward, said she.
They tell me that the great temptation of
the seamen life is drink promise me, before
You quit your mothers hand, that you never
will drink" Said he for he told methe story
- | gaV~ her the promice went the
broad globe over-Calcutta, the Medtcrraq y
can, San Francisco, the Cape of Good Hope,
and for forty years, whenever saw glass
filled with sparkling liquor, my mother s
form by the garden gate on the hillside of
Vermont rose up before me, and to-day at
sixty, my lips are innocent of the taste of
liquor" (applause). Was not that sweet
evidence of the power Of single word?
And yet it was but half for said he, s.Yos-
terday there came into my counting room a
young man of forty, and asked me, Do ''you
know me?' mo- said I. ~ was brought
once,' said he to my informant, 'lGrunk into
your presence on shipboard; you were pas
senger the captain kicked me aside: you
took me into your berth, kept me there till
had slept off the intoxication, and then you
asked me if had a mother said, never
that knew of never had heard mother g
voice. You told me of yours at the garden
gate. and to-day, twenty years later, am
m ster of one Of the finest packets in New
York, and came to ask you to come and
see me" (applause),
How far back that little candle throws its
beam--that mothers word on the green hill
side of Vermont. God be thanked for the
almighty power of a single wcrd "a voice
"Amen."0