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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-02-03

EUST received second supply Of those Neat,
- Durable Ladies Heeled Lace Boots, at only
81 .25 and 81 80 pair at
OSTER & CARN'S.
Dec. o. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

$1,000 Ia Crosse & Milwaukee RI Lend Grant sopd.
1000 Treyorton Coal a RR. i.t Mortrsys BOndA
250Co Miss Missouri HH y cest Construction Ro.S
Special sale WEDNESDAY, nov. b. Rexrln, 49,
Sales OF Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and fHURsDIy
every day when required l2f O'Clock the ssnet a.
room 80 50 Wilisus al The Merchsn.s KIehsnrs N -
ferred Stocks and Bonds bought pys,s ana a g
BroksuS Board. ALBERT H. NfCOLAY
AueiioBeer and Stock Br,t.f
No. 80 Wiilam-st ae., W.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
Rorses, Carriages, Sc.

HORSES WANTED. The subscriber Wishes y, 70
.h... two .prIe TorSes 10 hands high 20 years DID,
an long sjs any color except gray sound and hhu INNS
20 10 no pound wagon IN y minutes without 'ot 'no'i 90
E..;ns Adore. L. RAYMOND, Box No $50 Tr9 ~" '''.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, and FUMES ~,
II sAIF RelonyinR 70 L. NJ SINGER esq, vhs Is seouf
10 travel In Europe Call At house no " "e' va"
At 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aoeiioneer
WILL SELL on TUESDAY, Nov n, 1880,
w at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,
oil VERY DESIRABLE Lots


oil VERY DESIRABLE LOTS,
Al CARMANSVILLE, HIGH BRIDGE and FOHr
WASHINGTON,
The property Of RICHARD Z. CARMAN, ksq, on stn,
9,h 10th, and llIh - .. .
KINGSRRlDGE ROAD Broadway, HIGH BRID0E-AV..
l4 42d l49d l4h 49th 10th Dist 3Jd 5ith, aud l5Ssh
w. pTFLLiSGs and HALF AN ACRE Of GROUND.
The sbove property Il egby located IN te most delightful
part Of the City OF York beautiful aud rapidly mPfov
nz section and commands fine view Of the Hudson River
sound High Bridge &C. and surrounded by gentemen resi-
dences.
IL 4, easily accessible by the various Omnibus and Railroad
Lines aud WILL BIZ SOLD IN LOTS and PLOTS afordins
4, desire purchase for the erection
of suburban residences attractive and healthy location,
for investment
Il will noticed that Of the plots already improved
with handsome dwellings and all is suitable to be- built
The the best piece Of property tho Island that
been offered lOf long time 80 .
All taxes have been paid BY Mr. Csrman and
the title unqueOnsble having been IN has possession for
% yosr4 THE SALE WILL BIZ PEREMPTORY.
ALSO IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE,
The valuable property No. 60 BROADWAY east side be
and 2gth ss formerly tie residence Of Richard T.
Also Houses and Lots Nos, 27O and BIB ELIZABETH-ST
Bleeckerst
70 per cent can remain mortgage for years -
Maps &c, at tho Auc;ioneers office No 80 Was (IBsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
90 1)bom it nan Gonteru.

CAUTION-TO all persons against Purchns,l,
Later. Patent granted 10 WILLIAM SMITH April 1857
for easnS Corded sbrcs for the United otte' 81 menca
a. pere now endeayorins negotiate for The sale Of ''
49, no claim 10 the BY order Of the President aud STOCK
holders Of the Silk Manufacturing Company . , n...
WIN SMITH President and fstentee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
DROPOSALS for S275, 900 Of " THE CROTC,g
III WAFER HTOCK OF TIE CITY OF NEW-Ynars

DkUPDSALS Tor S275,UOO Of " THE CkOrf)N
III WATER STOCK or THE CITY or NEW-YORrs
Sealed Proposals. will be receved al the Controller. Oas.
until FRIDAY December H. 100 al O'Clock p M when -
some will be publicly opened for the whole shy par, n -
sum OF Hundred and Seventy FIVE Thousand Doa Of b.
" Croton Water Stock Of tbs Ciiy Of Now York" assasr
lied by chap Of the Laws Of 100 and by OTdn.sss
the Common Council, approved by toe Mayor August i'm
for the supply Of CrotOn Water snd e1tsnfst a.
necessary for Scc1muatns and distributing the
Tho said stock will bear interest a the 81 sir
payable yearly and principal viii be rsdeona
on the hrs. day OF November, 1898
The proposals will the amount ~ Stock desired A
price per hundred dollars thereof aud the pons ~hss
propOsss soceptsd viii be required 70 deposit With ss
chamberlain Of the City within ten days after the opsaiaz
the bids the awarded 10 them respectively including is
premiums the
presenting tho Controller the reccps Of the Cbsmb
lain for such dcpos the parties will be- entitled 10 reys
certificates equal Of the yslue Of The s.ssh bs
ing interest from the dates Of psymsnts.
Zach proD.ton should be sealed and ndor~ed Ptopss
for stock u the City Of New orb snd tho an
incosed second envelope addressed 70 the CONTROLLED
The right reserved the of the Controller IN rcd
sny or all Of the bids considered necessary protest
GOBERT T. HAws, Cossssisx
City Of New York, Departments Of Finance,
Controllers Ofhce. Nov Ia. leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

NI sKIRTS-Bes pteeI Best shSpes!l Best Quality !
Csnnot sea out Of order springs p oA springs " cts
~ snrinxs 50 cts Is springs 70 cts D. p 20 and ~ sPtng
Ga proportion. The trade supplied cheap
No ar BTosdway 2ss 5s0 Canal lS stbsv - orana
"a r. ard I4 Pieuepontst. Brooklyn Ladies 90 no, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

DROPOSALS for $.Eg3 OOO-" CENTRAL
il PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK Of is7s."-
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at the Controllers Os
until TUESDAY, Dec. 10. 1s0 ut o'clock when Vie
same will be publicly opened for tho whole part u In
amount Three hundred and Thirty Three Thousand Dosz
OF tho Central Park improvement FUND Stock authorized W
Chapter 50 Of the Laws Of 1860 and by Ordinance Of Tho
Common Council approved by the Mayor August H. 100 fba
said i'll bear ineTes, at the OF i1 cent
payable quarter yearly from taxation aud the principal
redeensbe l. 1876 from the SINKING Fund for the Re
dention of the City Debt" The proposals win state Tn
Of stock desb+d and the price Onc Hundred Oos
thereof the persons whose proposals accepted VIII b
required deposit with the Chamberlain OF the CRY ~hha
days after the opening Of the bids tho sum awarded 90 ss
estrctisry Including the premium On present
ing 10 the controller the receipts the Chamberlain for sh
elots the parties will ed 70 receive certificates s
equal amounts the par value OF the stock. bearing inferred
from the dates syents Each proposition should be sssd
and indosd Proposa for Central PaTk improvement Fund
Stock and the put second envelope addressed 10 tbs
Controller The night reserved tho part OF the Couons
10 reject any or al of bids II considered necessary 70 pze
or pSomote the interests Of the city. - - - .
" ROBERT T. BAWS. ControQsr
City Of New ork, Department Of Finance,
C0utroIers Oihce. Nov H. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
OgEes oy Tn GALssA AND CaIcAso UnOs RAItnoAD Co,

CHICAGO. Nov. 81, 1860 y
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS stated
IN meeting the Board Of Directors Of this Company bed
tLls day. the following resolutions were adopted;
Resoed That the days for the payment Of the regular sen
annual Dividends Of his Company DO changed from February
August Is 70 January and July in each year, until o
wise ordered
Resolved That dividend Of Ave per cent upon the capital
stock of this Company be and the hereby declared psys
bic at The Of the Company In Chicago the first day %
January next holders said stock the close Of business
the Js day Of December In exchange New York ps
w. ~ LARRABEE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
6oteis.
Go fet.

-
4 light ROOMS and steady POWER to LEI. ny
IL JOHN GAUDU. No. lo9 Waser-'t
DAkT ofa BROADWAY STORE to LEI in one
Il OF the brstlo locations Inquirr at No as Broadway
VNO RENT for LECTURES, CONCERTS, FES-
Il TIyAI,S 60 the BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, on Fa
topay near Hoyt-s Apply to j. II HOWARD, No: W Full
tousy d. Il. Powell, No y Myres', BrookIyni Henry I'll
lot No 80 Deyst Alden Wsttles No. lGl FTontsli "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
Chances for Business alen.

Chances tor BUSINESS 1tleH'
IMPORTANT to BUTCHERS.-FOR ShLE-
BUTCHER SHOP; most eKceller< stand Tor beei pork
ouy and yexebes where large business Il done at pres
md Also nOkSE and CART Good reason given iof selling
out Apply at No 10 sh'r T. RUM.
QUARTZ ROCK and GRAIN MILL, ana
tPh1FNT for SALE Conceded on thorough csi at tho
mines the only Mill value to miners reducing TO peHe
dust with hardened shifting grinding smtace es,y
r1NHE STOCK, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL
off, link SHOP will BIZ sold al bargain. luqulse st No.
III Cedar-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
Rea! Gstate for 6ale.

4 GOD INV ESl MENT.
$500 ACRES Of LAND In Mower County Minnesota
100 ACRES of LAND in TtJns County Iowa
2gS ACHES of LAND ia Harden County lows
number Of since from actual examination By
conpeu party with Of lands Ia vicinity subject
rnfy all Of the best quality and well situated
10 person wishing make investment Of this character
d tecnie valuable Of land the aboyo OHe very favor
able opportunity. Apply to
LItLRMUhE, CLEWS MASON, Bankers, ~ Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

= IAPANESE. CHINESE, EAST INDIA, ana
- AMERICAN INDIAN ARTICLES aud FANCY and
STAPLE GOODS including many SINGLE SAMPLE PIECES
novel description comprising
.d varied offered IN this country well calculated
for gifts or holiday presents Wholesale and retail.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, No. 65J Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
GOOD TENANT PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
VI ,or FARM within sor distance Of the city Apply to
j. y MILLIAMi. No az. 0.h az.


ITO MANUFACTURERS aud GARDENERS
i Valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE. BY resolutions OF
the Board Of Directors Of the ELIZAbErHPUHr LAND IN
FROyEMEN1 COMPANY am authorized 10 sell the yaias
be building Lots and Lands Of the Company Ia the city Of
Elizabeth ~ j. consisting Of than 100 Of land
tending along tho Staten Island Sound with depth Of
for ships large class aud toward the Depot OF the NewJe
sew kT0sd from which trains many times day 10
New orb Iron and coal delivered ST Elizabeth from Pom
syysn by tho Central Railroad Of NewJersey lower prices
than at orb soding unrvod advantages TO msnufsc
turers others Maps Of the lands will be furnished sPpH
cation prices and terms will be 10 purchssers.
n Is. STILLMAN, President Elizabeth Land Imp. Co.
No, 10 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

DECElVERs SALE Of irst-clasS 7-octaye Pl-
h ANO-FORTEs-By order Of Judge Leonard o. ths Su.
pree Co, of City New FORK will expose Tor sao 81
auction on WEDNESDAY 18th tho wereroous OF NC OonAd
Co No 35s Bowsry O'Clock for the oeneh Of me cred
oy Of be late firm OF Cooper Atheon nsoVens largo az
opsnt Of superior toned Rosewood locave ~ mo Fortes
Thee Piano have finished by the Receiver with the mo
sales iron frames strung bas. SC The stock "a
now ready for examination. guaranty accompanies each
i'A"0' JOHN MCDONALD. Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
financial.

AEsrRr n. EIcsLAr. Auotioosw,
WILL SELL, THIS Isl DAY sa, sMooaay Me-. q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

WISCONSIN (ROck County, LANDS for
w SALE31 AHes Of rich prairie and heavily .mbeTed
LAND, the fOuTishiDs town Of JanesSe Nspus, for
Sale
1hese Lands eseted for the present Is
The best arnu. purpose In Rock County and this
County acknowledged 10 possess the riches, lands In the
They will be sold In such parcels may be required sud
principal OF the purchase money may remain bond aud
mortgage Tor term Of years
For further particular. inquire Of
JOHN HOWE F0otyio Wis, on the premises or to
Messrs FOSTER q THOMSON No. ~ Wall.st, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

UCTICN SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE,
IA HOLD FURNITURE. Painting sta'uay Yap.
Bronre- Minor Velvet Carpets, 7octa,e Pisnofos Ormou
Cck Eroz. Chanasers Rosewood and Mahogany Chamber
Furniture Oh Dining Furniture on THIS DAY non'
dsy) at The ve.ory residence No ~ Ve eI Ir
W. MORTIMER GRIFFIN & Co, AuctiOneers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY for
' SALR.-Ihe LOT snd STORE No. Isl Broadway, west
side % inches by 1 iee inch depth connecting with
lot sonsrdst forming L. said lot Leoasfds being
II feet inches width THIS property regarded among
the eligible business sites Broadway For and
further deciplon Of the property and terms Of sale apply at
the rooms the American institute Cooper Building
THOMAS MELRAiH, Corresponding secretary.
Orto WILLIAM HALL President No 5iJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

A" NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES. The new
IN est styles in ladies'
DRESS TRIMMINGS. CLOAK FRIN0ES
and TRIMMINGS Crochet Berthss Silk Gold and Morocco
Belts Head Dresses fancy goods Of all descriptions o. the
very latest importation may be found at
RiETZLER LANCASTERS,
No H9 Broadway,
door from
Csual-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

A. M. MEKwis Auctione9 - ,,
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving Buildings,
I'D Nos and $50 BroadvaySales Of Books Stationary
Pictures. Works Of Art, Fancy Goods. Furniture Se
FRIDAY EVENING NOV. 70, ut 81 O'Clock, STANDARD
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOK9-A large collection conprl"
inr library copies Of valuable wohs IN varou. depn ioens
ana variety Of Miscellaneous publications. including many ne"
Booke sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
lOHN MACMUILENs SCHOOL. No. ON

~ Broadway, corner Of arh st, IL open.
The French Department, in which nothing but French Il
spoken, will BE- under the Of NJ HENRI DELESCLUZE
native Of Pari, and graduate Of the University Paris
Misc SARAH SEDGWiCh will remain at tho head Of the
Primary Department Circulars LOckuoOds No All Broad
way Growers No. $685. Chn.ter'. No. T69 and Prices
No 034.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
Hints TO Young Gentlemen.

Don't give up your seat in the cars. when
yon are tired out with your days work. TO a
pert young miss who has been amusing her
self with a little shopping-she won't even
thank you for it and if a man is going to
sacrifice his comfort, he has a reasonable
right to expect, at least, little gratitude.
No use being polite 10 some lalies--ihere's
an old proyerb abont casting pearls before
what's their names?
Don't submit TO be crowded off the pave
ment into muddy giiler hy two advancing
balloons Of silk and whalebone. Haven't
your newly hacked boots as good claim
TO respect as their skirts? Look straight
before you, and stand up for your rights
like uan-the laflies can contra~t III M
selves little IL they see there's no help for
itl
Don't talk literature and the fine arts TO
the pretty girls of your acquaintance until
you are sure they know the difference he
tween Tlomson's Seasons and Thomp<on's
Arithmetic. And if they look particularly
sentimental, then you may krow they don't
understand what you are talking about!
Don't ash nice liilIe girl about her dolls.
unless you are very certain she hasn't "rome
out" and been engaged in two or three
Airimious already.
Don't accept lady's invitation to TO
shopPins with her. unless You have pre-
yicusly measured tie length of your pnrse.
Dopi stay hirr tlsan eleven o'clock WIN n
you spend Ihe evening with pretty friepd
tho wis.>t AID wiiticsi man in Chrisien-
dom becosrcs 4 bare sitter that hour.
Don't believe amy woman to he an aags.l
IL yoa feel ary symptoms of that disesse.
take dose &C sagc Tea anI "a to el--it i
a much a mala,ls As the ~msii-iox. and II
Is yo'sr business Ia esi avrr il n quickly n
possible. An angel. iu.lrel, II 10, dnat
find on, pretty soan that che lacks eon-iler-
ably more than she wings, ics arc mistaken
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
MISCELLA AN Y.
Is he a Christian?
BY T. s. ARTHUR.

is he Christian 2
The question reached my ear as sat
conversing with a friend, and ! paused in
the sentence l was uttering, to note the an
swer.
'Oh, yes; he is Christian was replied.
i am rejoiced TO hear you say so. | was
not aware of it before said the other.
Yes; he has passed from death unto life.
Last week. in the joy of his new birth, he
united himself to the church, and is now in
fellowship with the saints
What blessed changep
BLESSED, indeed. Another soul saved !;
who have washed their robes, and made
them white in the blood of the Lamb There
is joy in Heaven on his account.
of whom are they speaking?' / asked,
turning to my friend
of Fletcher Gray, / believe was re-
piled.
Few men stool more in need Of Christian
graces,' said |. If he is indeed, number
ed with the saints, there is cause for reioic-
ing
BY their fruits We shall know ihem,' re-
sponded my friend. Il will believe his
claim to the title of Christian when | see
the fruit in good living. If he have truly
passed from death unto life, as they say, he
will work the work of righteousness. A
sweet fountan will not send forth bitter wa
ters'
My friend but expressed my own senti-
ments in this, and all like cases. / have
learned to put small trust in profession;
TO look past the Sunday and prayer-meeting
piety of people, and TO estimate religious
quality by the standard of the Apostle James.
There must be genuine love of the neigh
Dor. before there can be love of God for
neighborly love is the ground in which that
higher and purer love takes root. 1t is all
vain to talk of love as mere thing. Love
is an active principle, and according TO its
quality, works. If the love be heavenly, it
will show itself in good deeds TO the neigh
Dor; but if Internal, in acts Of selfishness
that disregard the neighbor.
Il will observe this Mr.. Gray said /, as
| walked homeward from the company, aud
see whether the report touching him be
true. If he is indeed Christian as they
affirm, the Christian graces of meekness
and charity will blossom in his life, and
make all the air around him fragrant
Opportunity soon came, Fletcher Gray
was a storekeeper, and his life in the world
was, consequently open to the observation
of all men. lie was likewise husband
and a father His relations were, therefore
of character to give, daily, test Of his
true quality.
Ii was only the day after, that | happen
ed to meet Mr.. Gray under circumstances
favorable to observation. lie came into the
store of merchant with whom | was trans
acting some business. aud asked the price Of
certain goods in the market. | moved
aside. and watched him narrowly. There
was a marked change in the expression OF
his counienance and in the tones OF his
voice. The former had sober, almost sol
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

Don't make up your mind about any,
creature in n beli-ribbun and velvet rosettcs
without hrsl asking your sisters advice.
Depend upon H. one woman can read another
better IN five minutes than you can in five
years
Aud, above all, don't imagine that YOU
must keep your lady-ialk and gentleman
talk in separate bud cts, labeled and sorted.
unless you want the girls to laugh in their
sleeves at your wishy-washy sentimental.
isms. Talk 10 them in a frank, manly style,
as you would to an intelligent gentleman.
Don't suppose, because they are women,
they don't know anything.
Remember all this advice. sir, and you
may make rather less of fool of Yourself
than you would Otherwise.
MRs. Geo. WASHINGTON WYLlYs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
GREAT REpUCrIoNINp PRICES.

have concluded to reduce my prices in DENrsrpr so
that all will have it in their power have coon TEETH
LIST OF PRICES
Complete SGT upper aud under) Gold plate nANpED s75O0
Being 40 hSS taaH dftf,SiS il MiS ricutg Charge
Complete SCI 5o Gold plate, without band, $4,000
being 5000 less than others charge
Upper set Gold plate BANDED S35 10 $40
being 10 to SIS less than others charge.
Upper set Gold ate, without band, 2S to $50
being 10 TO SIP less than others charge
Complete set platina plate continuous gum BANDED $40 90
being sac hess than others charge
Upper set Phtna nANpEp 40 90
being Sl0less than others charge.
Complete set on Rubber, BANDED, $50 90
Being 80 10 500 less than others charge
upper set, Rubber, BANDED % TO $50
being 10 TO $50 less than others charge
Complete set on Silver plate, BANDED 0
being 10 TO rs less than others charge.
Complete set. Silver, without baud $500
being SIS LEES than others charge.
Upper set, Silver, ntNpEp % Ia S95
being 70 $40 less than others charge
Upper set Silver plate, without band, u to $1,000
being 8 10 iolars less than others charge
Cheop astc frequently adN ised for under pccc Is $50
1 Gum teeth always used for permanent work and he
a gH,n tooth ~ u In all eases the gold plate sha be- rs
oAeATs FtNKhe platina Rubber PURE aad the sill
yer as tine French and Spanish coin viii refund tho
MONEY. ~
80 cents cavity only viii b. charged for the hest
gold filling and other filings in proportion.
~ All plate work and filing warranted
Electricity used in extracting Please give me call.
JOHN NJ. COMEGYS,
Mine Street RrnftI,hara
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
For the Bellows Falls Times
THE CONTRAST,

The man of wealth. rode forth to view his lands,
And scan his focks with misers eve,
To count again, the lowing cattle bands,
Aud acres wide Of corn and rye.
Ger prairies fair, and hill sides broad,
He gloated long;
But gave no praise, no thought to God
Nor thankful song.
The sunny slopes, the murm ring streamlets there,
And rippling sea Of golden grains,
Within that sordid heart, can wake no PRAYER
No thought. no JOY, bat Of his gains
To count his notes 70 clutch his gold
His sweetest DOVER
Nor dreams how all shall flee his hold
In deaths dark hour.
The man of mind, on tiat bright sunny morn,
With buoyant step went forth to view
The same fair scene and TO his ear were borne
The same sweet sounds, the falling dew,
Like precious gems in fairy courts
The whispering rill,
The lowing herds and clear bird notes,
Ills music still.
No thirst for gold, disturbed the spirit there.
Though small his share of earthly store
The gushing heart sent up TO God PRAYER
That men should learn to sin no more;
But turn away,
From all that dins the souls clear jOy,
And seek the wav,
That leads to bliss without alloy.
The first was lord Of lands, the last. Of BRAINS:
And this is wealth which takes not wings,
And far outweighs the miscris boarded gains
To which his soul so fondly ciings:
treasure sure,
Which moth OF rust cannot destroy
A pleasure pure,
never falling fount Of Joy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
POWERS ms sTITUTe,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccESSIBLE by Railroad, first station below South YER
"A non junction.
Ra Winter and Spring Terms Of il weeks each begin
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov, and Feb respectively
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive
atus Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club for health
ful exercise aud the ot Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages
L. WARD, A. NJ. Principal;
Mrs. Z. II. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Department
Miss >. l.. LEACH, Precepttsss
sENERIN sCHNELl, Native Of Germany, Teacher of Ger
man;
L. o EMERSON, Teacher Of Music Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation Of
Teachers and from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
hent before the Agricultural Department, will be given
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding Board may be
sent to r. WARD, Bernardson, Mass Board including
all Incidental Expenses Is furnished in private families and
at the cashman Hail. under of the Teachers at 81 3
per week. 3D