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attoual.

THE OJFLr .TRTTCEE
UNkAVALED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEM
THE reason WY. B. nat By Nntars's own pr,es. IL
4 rest1re1the uatural color Permanently ansr - f.-
becomes wfF5 sapuIfs ~ nr.ural rurt. rnr n1- No..
d uow m aait heads removes al danfrur irliur snf
lell RON me iaF, guie1 Gi tones ap Ee nerves, and
nus cures Nl uervou h~etia-hr. ut maybe relied man
= 1re aucsesses ofme scalp ana hair Hwlu stop snl
keep BE- from hllascfi m1Eas be- sri. n1ssy l.aur and
t~ell-ifal- and n uel By ue r1unr two lr mrsa TINES
Eesk, BE- VIII nrser aI 10 leame rrays then. re1tar
read ue oi9uluE and iutrs o. yourselves
NEw TouE January 6 1859
GEsrLErrs HI9lar beard q ra1 deal sbaut Pro-
f aaul Hair Eestlraftre. rrl ny ltlr being quite
made lp my mind 20 Jay aside ne p~rcluftres
90 manner af patent m~ellclnea. aal fl short time
utng 7am article o. test uf.r myself
teil 4fu md in i1.ace b y1r. a. vel as Pr ne en-
pr saer no ulyb De- AL gray as Luas, Bat
have further proof and the best proof being 5-
. wite ygu tbs letter, uhich you
~ SUD. and also trect TEN tome fr flr-
30 au 10 and 0uf Of ne y. Z. Wire RAILING
- -f h Dow ii ua-ural c5iorauf mu-h Improved ID
every way. being r1-sier md thieEer auf
Hl uarr aralf1v alfrr
lam- Isurs respecf1lFf
uENR JENKINS.
''fnfr c.lulis ma Carroll S.. BradElvu.
Lrvrsasros. Ala. Feb. a. Is5s
90 so2o-D-sr SIR Tour mIr Restorative has
Al sarf n rH 1Irurrv. NY hair has
fl-f 4minshlrE Or aserrar rrar rrr.-f o s-r-
.-kli barn sheu Z Wa Hn.1s an Irflnt.
As Fulr Hair Eetoruura ~ az veaEr
Lu4 efL ltfea nle head % hair nHa rr4sfr-
AA m ellFr remedies Know Oh L. rTae
MINK t Ae most valuable reuatv nrw rrf.rf ~ ~
az VI are aIlctsf uat uay o. 1a s-- rsu-aF-
iou can p1b-ish mls n you ulnk p-sprrIF
AsaHa etc. g ~ MIDDLETON
P~H1LADELFHTA Sept g. 1857.
Prof WooD-Desr SIR Your Hair Rrs.srsHva
llnr 4asef oene1-ill o. me. me r1uf. and sIs5 ~
AZ p1rtgf ny head alu1st l1st t. c1verinr-urs n 49,
laa have used bot tro hair pint 1ofles n r5-- Rs-
qrtlves and n0E ne t1p of ny head wen st1sf.s
tNht promising lr1p ~ youug hair. and Es rot is aIas Z
fas ~ bsnelt- ! have liad cher ureuarar.aua
-lalaf any oenedt whatever. think from nv 1Hu Per-
4 Tecanllendatan lc1u lnilla mauy arsera O. tr
r. H11ra. respecriuIiF.
d r. THOMAS. ~ D..
40. - vine street..
M Eeaterauve Is PIT lD il bottles o. nreg szs.vlr-.
Hse medium and small he suau hoHs half d Pine.
- reials ir one d1lar per lfuei ne melIum h3Ias
A4As reAl1 Tor tUo ll.iars a bottle f; TIE larEs holds a .
Arl torT per cent m1re iu prupogti11. tnI retals ~
aree dollar e. bottle
o = WOOD & CO.. PraDllst1rs. gI1 E-laIrsv. New
or -u le Ereat New E1rs Wire Ralllug EstabI-h-
lenll anl if Market street. S. Louie. 10.
Ana sl By al Ezd Drusslsg and Fi1y Goods
Ae fatr2Lnu1m
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W. H. CARROLL, President
MEMPHIS, May 7, 1883.
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9ofal alatttrs.
"Wednesday Mornings, d. Nay II, 1883.
Meeting of lhe shelby County Demo-
cratic a~~1rrfarFou

The members Of this association are request
ed to meet at their hail on Adams street. on
Thursday, she 12th inst, at s O'Clock ?. NJ
over steinkuhl's saloon. APromPt and pune
tuaT asterF-,~. - -srueafef.
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10 STAY.
n 70 y scla-k AID Fiunie ole
a. ~ -

BE fitting shirt is a thing often desired, but
hard to obtain; to insure a handsome and
pleasant TT, the Ballou French Yoke shirt
should be tried. It is manufactured BY BaHou,
at the emporium, 400 Broadway, New York.
See their advertisement.
AFFRAY.-There was an afrav between Pat
rick Kelley and officer Collier Monday night,
in which the policeman sustained serious in
jury-Kelly having bitten a piece from the Of
fesrs' lip. Kelly was arrested and held in
default Of $1,000 bail, 10 answer 10 a charge Of
felony.
RErUEEED.-Mr. J. H. Walton. the late
popular agent in charge Of the overland mail
from California al this city, has returned, after
a brief absence along the line in the vicinity
Of Fort Smith
Convention The PEN
sion Bill.
Fr The Memphis AFreaIl
would suggest 20 the Board Of Aldermen
hat an the draymen Of this town be pensioned
like the Old soldiers. The divers candi-
know that to vote against a pension bill
is death to a politician. Every demagogue
and ourang-outang in Congress knows this,
however shallow his capacity or limited NAV
De his experience. Ny proposition should
be as popular as some pension bills ]
lave read about, since, if the drays are PEN
Toned of and lai' up like old soldiers, say at
cost Of $4,000, the city viii make in money
aysd, not less than $4,000 per annum. If
be candidates and Aldermen are still afraid
Z the dray influence, ] propose that we have
Convention Of Drsymen, and Iet them state
hat they will charge to abandon our streets,
nd permit US to have some Of the comforts
nd commercial advantages Of street railroads.
n other cities are building them; they are
their trades BY this means their
enjoy all the advantages and comforts
pleasant travel and cheap transportation.
nd it Is hardly right that one small class Of
NJ citizens should WELD so vast an influence
s to deprive the whole city Of benefits so pal
able.
Since it is naught but right to impose bur
ems on the many for the benefit Of the few,
nd since we caHno otherwise get nd Of draws,
offer a pension bill and propose a convention.
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Watches, clocks, JeWe,ry, silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A, J Warren & Co. 2o3 Main street.
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Ihave two very desirable Offices in The Post
Office block for rent. B. B. WADDELL.
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n. h.-PIrtlruIar attention win De paid o. le Vans
Of my Oh friends 1u che line. Planters and Merchants
an ue bogis ou tins ins ana their pltrega
fully soldtedby JNO T. sHIRLEA-
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Through Tickets

Are sold By thts time over she various steamboat aHI
railroad lines above spoken cf. at prices which are %
matari8I saving r the traveller, thus -leriug the d111s
infucemeut 90 q s1viu- % time and money
Tine between Memphis and E1noIeou AMI Tl-Est
and NapoleCn-2t hours Between Memphis and we
bur--E hours.
or % JOIN SHTRLET.ar
wrrae n urr rnHmE Il rr
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FRESH .4rrir0TS.

NASHVILLE HANS. sides snd s~hoalders. Csnvsses
~ hams, Dried Beef Beef runruss, ali fresh and rsod
Just resolved a. low Egures.
J s MITCHELL a CO.
Is " 1 nrn.I-a 8 SILL. IL
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SIXTH WAHD-Council last night elected
Col John Martin to the seat lately occupied
BY Mr.. Foute, a. the board, as Alderman Of
the Sixth Ward. Col has occupied the
same seat befors, and with much credit to him
self and advantage TO his constituents.
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c. On Thursday next the sale Of Mr..
Geo. Whitmore p miles east Of the city, in
the nei-hborhood Of Mssrs. McGehee, S. P.
walker, Eli Raynor, etc, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, viii take place. The
lots are divided so as TO contain from i've to
p seres, on which there are two splendidly
improved places. The land is beautifully and
conveniently located in one Of the best neigh
borhoods in the vicinity Of the city. Omni-
buses and refreshments will be free.
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ven ROOER.

DlCKLES 10 bbls. and iars. . suit customer. Pre-
Il @rresl Jelies, Sauces. Cafsups- etc, fusf received Al
aple is MITCHELL a CO'S.
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.INSE ReceireN.

Kim PAIR Negfo BT0Elns noes d home mlnlllc-
eIOO ture:
% sacks Timothy Sect
bcssks nice Country Hams;
10 kegs drst rate Buuers
Al OF which We viii sci low % ciuse o1naigumaufs
n. A. RKE & son.
malo-3t N. 6 Hounrdfs Row .
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GlAlh OF rENAEssEE-PracsHlars hHT Ii .-
- lrrts ol1r. claucsy Side Gonna Iaa -.
cgrd ne ely % Memuhls. Tuesday. Ar-i
HsaV LE'an. csmos-.
iess Martha Steele. as Hts H.aash ssau'srs
urlfelianfs
iefcui1nts. Lewis Steele. M1rn4 Steele. n-rgv
Mafu Bales. e1rah C1ullrI. Mrrr CamnHau. Efrrrf
limplfAi Mary sander. Augusta saunfrrs. uannah
sinliera Wn- p stsaras, Charles snoz wa. r. M
-heaA and 2. E1sfeF. are uln-resi1eufr % 10 gfafs
n Ieulessee rs offered thatt hey 10 enter fheir -
ltarnfe Lfren before or uifllu tc rrt threa fsrs "
- .rM tenn ~ nlI tlGrL 20 BE- leII on ue frrfr
hag in Nay neEl NsdeI and plead ansTer. o. truur
alllalnnuff liA. or ne uue ulu b. atrn pr en-
fesarl a. o. them, and cd 20 hearI1r rrusrfs. anf 49, 4
coy 70 tllF order BE- rutIshal ones a uaat 90 fr-r rHr-
oesiFe Eerts u me Memuhls AB1eaL
opy-alat JOHN c. LAN1ER.
Ciert end Ml9tpr.
JON q Finais, ssiict1r o. oampaluaat.
In Chancery, at Memphis.
49, W NhAAEoaEE -PraceetluTl lad Ia ne
- Clerk um1r, Chznoey side % fhe Comma Law AZ
g9grt ~ the city % Memphis Tuesday. Apru
Ine Fmifss haak frrmess-, Compliment
ATih1r Beatty ana wife. Lieua n Beatty. 0ea,ius C
i sgpearilr hun amhrt Sled In tais aus fsst q.
-eienaHH Arthur Beatty Hud LlclIa x Beatty. b.
vie are unu-resilau1f q he safe ii rruresa.s
nat EeT ~ enter lheir aupearanaa herein b.
tore " within ne 1rst three days q ne neEt tern q
aHl court. tH Del held IN The f-~fs Wa.fr-f ii $780,
1859. aut plead. nnsuer IL emu II ---.----. M
f ne .1me WN D. taken Or cuf-saaf A. - fte~ ~
p. hearlnf eNlarts. AMI that aorrv u uIs .-fsr r.
Af A WeeE ir Sur successive weeks La tMa
Memphis Appeal.
Aey-aueft JOH C LANIER.
Cierk auI Mastsr.
q AerLeeht solicitor hr Coupiainant
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FIREMEN's Communicative announced
Yesterday morning, by authority, that the dis
lay contemplated yesterday by the Fire De-
srtment would, on account OF the weather,
oe postponed until Friday next. The members
Of the gallant No G, however, having made
preparations for the festival, had their wiz
superior % the weather, and made a turnout
on their own account. Tie display was a
handsome ones-iu keeping with the taste Of
the company. They closed the exercises Of
the day with bah, which, with the exception
Of a little episode, in the way Of an alarm Of
fire, was a most agreeable affair.
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Rsia 10 Strauss, LsAnss Z Coz eelsRs ea
lssHb Ftst
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Edmondson & Armstrong,

Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.
no. 2T MAIN STREET.
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
q oil a = tirrHD.
KEEP osustanfly On hand a iuu assortment o. articles in
heir line, ooasisting % part of Frsnch AMI American
CAR SKIN, Hemlock and Oak-Tanued Sole Leather. skirt
ms. Harness Bride. Wax and Kip Uppsr Lsather.
Enameid and Patent Leather q en- kinds Pad. Hos.
Oamoa Deer, Lining and Tipping skins Al-. q fau
aszortment Of soldiers. shosmaksrs' and Tanners Tools,
ss ~saadlery, HARDWARE and Harness Mouutingsof every
varisty-to vhies We respectfully invite the atruuon o
gersoa- buying in on line. au=aoAtuav1y
Hidesi Hides! HtdesI
va are prepared. At any time, 20 pay the GHE
MARKET PRICES, In CksH, for
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS
sniumeuts saiicitsd. q vhich We promise cur prong,
aud srecsi aiiehiion-
-EDMOEDsON a ARMSTRONG,
No. ~ Main street,
sas8-assEly slsh q he Golden sdrrup.
Saddles, Harness, Brides, etc.
WI are Just BoE r~ecsivinz fress and well selected
roaf o; gods in tAis line, sueh as
SADDLES. BR1DLEs
HARNESS, COLLARS.
HAMS, WHIPS.
HARNESS,
BRIDLE FILINGS. HORSE COVERS,
SADDLE A ErCs ETC. ETC
OF EVERY VARIETY.
AT q which We viii sru a. thc hrest market rates
~EDNONDSON ARMSTRONG.
No. 27 Main street,
a~1lo-tsaEIy simofhe Golden shrr1n-
Randsg RaudsE RaudsI
We keep constantly on hand a fuu assortmeutc % hoth
Hachiue-sretchef Leather aud Gun-EIastic
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
o. 81 sizes. from two 70 sixteen inches 10 SIGN. and a
Ne are the Agents o. the Manufacturer. can sell tasm a
nu a. uey can Be bound in the market. and guarantee
hen o. BE- o. the best quality made.
EDNONDSON 4 ARMSTRONG.
No 81 Main street.
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BoDF FoUND.-The body Of a drowned man
was found floating in the river yesterday after
noon, Just below the foot Of Bssle street. The
body was dressed in cottonads pants and two
shirts, enc OF which was blue flannel ard the
other white cotton. The deceased had a cut
on the forehead, and the face was considerably
swollen. The body had been in the water a
considerable time. The Coroner held an in
quest in the case, and returned a verdict Ia &C.
cordance with the above fact.
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D~AvESFoKT DUNN.-This is the title Of
the last work Of the celebrated Charles Lever,
the completion Of which has been earnestly
looked for Mr.. Hits, who is always on the
alert to get the lates. arrivals, has received
Davenport Dunn, complete, in advance Of
al the stores, and has the story for sale at bis
stand in the Worsham House. It is q stirring
and vel written work-one Of Levers best
eforts-Whioh cannot fail to f~ascinate and en-
chain the reader.
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CAVcE & sons SALE Or REAL EsrArE-
Yesterday this unsurpassed firm made the fol-
lowing sales One Dot On Chester street, 30
feet front b. 300 deep, $3.50; Walter Leaks
purchaser. one Dot on Chester street 90 feet
front BY 300 dceP, $3.50; Walter Leskes,
purchaser. Oae house and Dot on Chester
street, leo feet front by 300 feet deep, 5000,
W. Armour, purchaser. Two lots on Shelby
street, 90 feet front BY Jos feet deep, $500;
Charley Prayer, purchaser House and Dot
with 5 years lease, Shelby street, above Gay
oso, Sl,so5; John Overton purchaser. One
house and Dot with s years lease, between
Shelby and Union, SS25; D. B. Blair pun
chaser Total amount. slg,2I5.
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Look out for omnfbuses this dav al ten
O'Clock, TO convey bidders TO G. B. Locke &
Co.'S sale OF city lots The sale win begin on
Webster street, in froat OF Mr. Foute's resi-
dencs- Tit buses and refreshments VIII sc-
company the bidders through the sale. Great
chance for bargains
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]. WARREN 81 a.
AdmInIStratnr.s rnt,ca

WISEs. IIquors snd CiEzrs. raoaooo. clarei an.
w Nhie Vine 10 hoxes Champsrns. eie, A.
ar8 is. MITCHELL 4 cos
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CEILING LATTICE SHELVING. ara 1rvrre
l fa1lT -rHi Baileu F- "a fb-- ~
tar-if Oh ave % aI.
aootE. u~lLsTEAD a co
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THE EXODUS Or RAoERs.-Mr. James
Jackson, the noted t~urfmsu, left this city for
Nashville yesterday BY the steamer Scotland,
racers, including the famous horse Hempland,
the winner of one Of the most exciting races Of
the recent meeting over the Memphis Course,
and the victor likewise in the first heat in the
great four-mile race on Saturday.
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RETUEEED.-Mr. J. H. Walton, the late
popular agent in charge Of the overland mail
from California at this city, has returned, after
a brief absence along the line in the vicinity
Of Fort Smith
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To-day, 1t viii be reeolected, Monsar-
rat, Duprse & Co. viii sell at suction some Of
the most desirable and pleasantly located lots
in the suberbs Of our city. All who would Sc
cure a lot on long and easy terms, within afew
minutes walk Of the Business portion Of cur
city. would DO WI b attend this sale.
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hHI Il fH
- aefA ol1r. Claucery Side 8fu Gonna Ena -.
gaa11sry cllrto f ne cly % Memrhs. Ta.sar. t--
ua f-lr 1850.
HFlrr .. Elcan. r---
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RuI0ma NlatsriaIs

LUMBER YARD.
nOOEs. srsh hlut5. Manns- w-----
- Frames and cHfnu. Carrt-. r-.-r---
-. Htlisirrf rru.uF ant s-rar 80 y,
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tFrom james Port Jr1
April D. rs5s.
Or. MURPHY cXtracted a corn and removed a Junuru
from ny feet e. my entire sstisa1u1u. ara uitlaut Pain.
JANE ORD Jr.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
steamer Kate Frisbee,

Leaves Memphis sverv TUESDAY. 4r II. Return
Ing. Islves vIckllurE evsry ~sAILEDAY .tIeM
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paperdom upon classic effort. This infu-
ence has revolutionized literature; and the
press, which was the pantheon of great
minds, is now occupied as a market place
for small thoughts. The newspaper man
becomes "a hack thinker and loose writer
he is stabbed in a printing office. and brought
out TO DO so much thinking and no more.
He is a racrhorse between The shafts of an
omnibus. His life is no longer the poets
life; it has no longer the varieties OF vieis-
situde nor the pleasures of want his mind
never feels the poets ycagning TO produce.
for constant sweating keeps down lis mental
vigor; it shows meager and bodily poor,
for Il is MIXED every night and morning.
He knows that his work is meant TO be
read in a minute and forgotten in day, so
he writes hy the hour and is paid by the
week; his brain is never ridden by a crav-
ing stomach nor ooaded by reckless
passion. This hopeless regularity of mind
aud body destroys all The spa>modic action
OF genius so that debilitated in style, con-
fined in the exercise of the muscles and
nerves of thought, his stall fattened soul
resigns itself 10 the loss Of frrdom, scope
aud prise.-Ne,o York Tribune
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SYDNEY SMITH ON ENJoYMENr.-Man-
kind are always happier lor hsving been
happy-So that it you make them happy
nov, you make them happy twenty years
hence by the memory OF it. A childhood
passed With due mixture OF rational in
dnlsence, under foud and wise parents, DIFF
fuses over the whole of life a feeling of
calm pleasure, and in extreme old aye is
the very last remembrance which time can
erase from the mind Of man. No enjoy
ment. however incousiderable. is confined
TO the present moment. A man i the hap
pier fpr life from having once made an
agreeable tour, or lived f5r any length OF
time with pleasant peop'e, or eijns d any
considerable. interval ef innocent pleasure
which co tributes 10 render old men 30 in
attentive to the scenes be ote ih m, and
carries them aek 10 world that is past
and TO soenes never to be renewed again,
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CANAL RAILROAD.

- SPRING ARRANGEMENT: commencing
Wednesday Mar 10, 1859 Trains will daily tsunday
eNceptedi az foliOwst
leave MEN HAVEN al 5.s0A NJ freight train with pas.
senger ear attached FOR Nurtham arIyiI l0S
oo1 A. NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
40 55 NJ. ton of sOOAM Express Traii FROM
New York; tonutetig at Aurthsupuh Nitn train ON
Conneetccat River Railroad Tor Greel fed Bel
lows tals and Northern aioad heceiyng passetg RS
Nesthei from trains on Western Raioad East
and Hest
4OOp. NJ, on arrival OF l245 p. NJ train from New
forkleennectiugat Pianyit withtraii arfoid prov
ieuce and tsnkil Il. k., going at eslhed with
trains hesterr ailr"ad going East and West Rectir.
Ing tsseugers fro" Hartford. poyi, tsiki all
road ut Pinyiue and nestern LailoAd al
iestfeld. from Boston, Worcester and sprip gfeid
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$50 A. for New IIav-nj connecting at estfeld with
train Western iairoad Tor Pitsh,d AhhaB, no, al
tue Vest aNeS IL tven with $3.50 A. NJ. train fo New lnk
and intermediate stations Pas.ti for Hnrtff I'd
Providence and fhki aroad will take this to Plain
ll05 M.in connection with train on Conn River r. r.
from the North, Connectngs westheid with rairs o
train on rtf'rd, Providence and fishk Railroad going
East New Haven with 25 pm express train for New York
l24o p VI freight train with passenger attached rr
View wen eonneetibgi PLunyile with Hartford
Providence 1nd Fishkiil Raj rad going West
LEAVE PLtINvILLE AT
20, 'eslttrAin, with passenger attached, for
cosLTNsvILLE BRANCH TRAINS
leave coLLINsvIL' Eat 81 4 are3 % P NJ.
returning, leave paiHvi eat u 50 p ~ ST. P N
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York iHil SUNDAYS excepted
corner franklin and streets g. Is al arrive
" Northampton lO3tA Leave Northampton nj Il 50
p and arrive In New York At II 35 through With.
out rhangrnf cars
D,v Lines Of Stages run from Northam ptor to Amherst
Itylenyille Florence tIid IIadeN From
'uSn,yit 60 Ne@ Hartford tnh Wnsted From Cheshire
Nes uaven Mar. Is, 1879
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nail you to the deck. Is this cargo the
free gift of your country men to the stary-
ing 2"
"l'll prove it TO you by my papers,"
answered.
II don't want TO see your papers.--swear
1t by the Savior, whose name you have Just
pronounced" As he spoke be crossed him.
self devouily.
Il swear it by the Holy Trinity" re-
piled solemnly.
The pirate lifted his cap and bent his
head devoutly, when | mentioned the Trim
ity. He stood still with his head bent over
while one might have moderately counted
fifty. When be raised himself up, it SEEM
ed to me there was less ferocity in his
eountenance. His eyes were no longer
half closed, but open and clearer in their
depths. | looked steadily at him.
"Captain.' he said courteously; can Won
supply me with two o. three casks of wa
ter Z"
| give the order and the water was low.
cred into the boat. A word from him SEM
his cut Threats over the side, and after a
moments hesitation, he approached me with
his hand extended.
"God bless you,' he exclaimed, as he left
my grasp, "and send you where the stary-
ing are praying for bread'
The next moment he was gone.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27

How People GIvE.-Some men will
give dollar and put 81 much heart into it
that it will be worth more than thousand
dollars from another. Some men VIII give,
but il is whpn miners blast out collaborating
auartz-you have TO drill and drill till you
can effect lodgment and then put in god
motives like powder, and then off at last
goes the explosion. and you are almost COW
cred hy the rocks which they fire at you.
This giving Is not what the Bible requires.
1t is not enough for our Father in Heaven
thai We are generous in giving. We must
wreath cur charities about with beauty
II. u. Beecler.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27

you exhibit great deal of vanity,
madam, in always telling what others think
of you.'-"It would certainly be no vanity
in you, sir, to tell what the world thinks of
you"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27

Many mans failure has resulted, not
from losses in his business. but from loses
TO which he is blind because they aru hid
den in parlor carpets, enamrlled furniru,e
and gilded cornices, or in pearl necklaces
topaz brooches and diamond rings!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-27

Tus FfFsor or .THE NEWSPAPER UP-
.ax 7ns MrSps OF IT'S WRiTsgs.-Dous-
las Jerrold j. signal in-fanee Of the de-
bilit.ting ami degrading influence Of news