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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
TWENTIETH WARD.

TwESTIKIH WARD.
Inpscfova Cdnsds'srs
l. HrRAx JxILrp RoDrRIcx r. Crows,
Hugh Gsllogly SQUIRE l.. NEwBuRY,
Richard Flanagan Bartholomew Hurley.
7..SouIRE H. NKwBURy, ARKrAs Rows
JANIS TURNER James Casey,
James Logan. Michael Barrett
3. .GKoRGK HKrrRIcx, WILIIAN 0nAsEr
Patrick Hilliard, FRANCIS b. ANTI.
Thomas McConkey. Thomas Nugept.
T. THOMAS RILEY RoBKar b. LxSTx.
GEoRGx FRArrs, Joseph n Ferguson.
Daniel ONel William Bradley.
5..JosHPH y. WEST, WuLiAS sTShRii-
John w. Wilson EvGESE Solicit,
William Bechstsn, George Y. Iaier.
6..HvBBAnD g. SToSs, CUMMINGS d. TUCkhk'
JAAEs TILLxR. Patrick McKsasncy,
John M Lodewick Thomas Caineu.
T..FRAScs NJ. CURRY. JANIS WILLIAM
Thomas J. Hall. WALTER SIXTH.
James Sheridan. Hermann Ewisch.
e..GHsRGE L. SHEPARD, yOsRPH u. POLLOCK.
JoHy COLLIER Jacob Marx.
Nicholas Grebensten. Paul Phsl.n.
o.. .MoR0As PisDAR, STEPHEN w. CHAphohM
Thomas Bolger. j.. MoKTIAER q. PoRrt,
10. .w Mlisi B.Duu, j JSns Hs Silsoa.,
BARNARD GILLRsPiE, John Farrell,
Adam Moser. Patrick w. Black
II BysIlsty PRrrTr Jons v. DpIDLsr,
Jane. 4. h.nnegsp, yossrBs Lofp'
10. .fRasxIIs Gnyas, WILLIAM II. ORros.
RALPH A. ROMAN Williagi Hesly,
Cs,rgs Wanier John Is. Farrell.
-. Roman TAYLOR. VILLAS H. PxAsopf,
John Konnct, DAVID McApAx,
Richsrd Csrman.. Bernsrd Brennan.
H. JouS BRADY, JoBs MokScHrIR
JacoB L. DoDgB, John HLissn,
Edward Linncn. DENNY Hycr,
RESOLUTIONS REsuaED.
BY Supervisor Purdy-
Resored That the fitting up Of the OF the teveTa
Election Districts In the various Wards OF the County
NswYolk done under the direction Of the Supervisor
having charge Of the appontment Of nspcctofs and Cs
vss Of cou OF al eIpsnse not to exceed Tor osci
Election District. =,
Supervisor Weismsnn moved ths she uson be snsnd
providing that the regulation IN regard 10 the hitting ~
Of polls be the same as last year
Pending discussion.
The President pro TEN ordered call Of the house.
Whoeupon the roll was called and the following members
answered to their 1ame.:
Supervisors Blunt, Davis, Little, PuIdy, Stewart and
Weismann. =.
qusrom no. answering to their name, the Prsient PFC
f declared that the B0sii stood adjourned unii Tomorrow
Friday, J't instant at O'clock p ~ ,.o,-.., -, -,
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NEWsl ol.h Oct ~
Arm Meeting Of tho YOUNG MEMS MON hEt -
Liza. ffB usf AZ ~ 90 ltsy, on the tYcuihg 81 o
sbovr do tie following rcsontion1 were una"mo"'S
In That ~ ~. crisis can have no hfsthoS
e,trs whom t. av0r--N neither cy0. man, ~no III o.
.y eont ,nti0usy all his pledges IN snppoito ue "ONei
men .nd the prosecution o the wer TO nm hoA'fsot
~ an, Who We believe will Nor all bis eroft- snn n"so
>, n.ras. the Government WIN Wow 20 niin- nu''
AL homo ole compromise, sone oiIef sotteA' iA'o'
IN. 60 he Rebels; aud therefore, go ,,,,., c....
p,'.h,f tLat we too youra ncn Of the VIM Con res
g,.ai u..rioi fully ndoc iic nomination o. ir.,ni ~
BURR co. Congress sst 'eige hun .p ,H e, e. r,,,
ing support JUN fA"- -'''
". J. tiVnT, ssSsssJ
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NKw-ioKN. Oct. ~, HOO.
Notice to Butchers.-A meeting o. the Whoiessle
and Retail butcher. OF the City OF NeNork was held at
liz. oln Is Of Houston and Auensts, on "edhes
dey evening at O'clock for tho purpose OF acts az Fesra
Tia tax laid on by the Government
Proceeding: -, 81, r.,,., go. -,
ted Charnisr Storm rrea'uel, and Levy ssuue
S.,,esry. $50 Committee Of Arrangements consisting c
Megsrs Charles l.oughn, NJ jordan, 2. Mclntye, and NJ
/ BOulaud. -, an, ,-t,- /,
S,,es Coyenrnent II 80 cents head Tor khng horned
It'll. 10 the droyers of whom the cattle er- bought
Ike, lrd 10 tise for suosf meeting TO be held on
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov l. a. oco <, At the above
msntion ed Hall In the following daily pers: The Herald,
r Times The Tribune Tie Sun and The siaa,S Leitung,
for two day 49, Friday sud saturday.
Rrooklyn and Nia-hnrgh Butchers are respectfully To-
lied and earnestly solicited attend tho next meeting to
tsks pArt in our proceeding. . -
'"A' HENRY EChsTEiN, Chairman
los srERy, Treasurer .
Hugh Csry Loui, Muller u. Frank, L. samrs'. MAY,
= slenr,i,it A. Hasla,ier, W. Blumentnal, hess 4
shWsrsiiild NJ Dreyn. Meyer stmus, Jos. Loewel,
Never solomon Hart Morris Meyer Sander sisaus. W
Eooiman luo Olonuog A Edelauth. NJ. Dreytns.
CHAs. IOUGilLiN
81. JORDAN, | Committee OF
l.. MCINTYRE, Arrangements.
NJ. BOZ LAND.
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Tweuty-nr.t Ward Union Republican and
WMdsw orth Assoc ntion.-!he Association vii meet
Of al At "A o'cloet. Col strong aud other distinguished
p,s..f, vli address tie meeting n. BThs Executive
tosoitt,, III meet after the ounmen oftho A.socation
WM r. ESTERBk00k, President.
ROByuT 4. DrsCAN, Secretary.
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BUSINESS Notices.

RIBBONS, VELyETs, &c.
CinsING OFT SALE At tIDUoED PRICES.
BluxOMEs. No LII BROADWAY. cor. 2,th-st.
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Nos 800 and 335 Ahm north .orus, of Broadway.
VIM ssll the whole OF their superb t.c NJ Cabinet Fuf.
sas a. Coz. 20 reduce stock made q vay best
ses.oneo ana selected nsers BY the bes va kmsn u
been established 10 years "
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! = A Ito N e n Y.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. June e., fsS2.
90 OoS Of SonSsg ih ns Ms'E a9a
a.. ssr the %'s e 3.
foT the latter date % July i, isfs.
susty. delivered without delay when ordsr rec And
60 The satlsfsetlon Of the head Of the ONCE for
be rec nirsd, each bidder for stationery must
aan Isl win his proposal esmple of each article
No bid WIN be considered which does not fully
eoa 20 ,as sa and yhSh each
than enc price = named for any one article. 'so
Bonds In sefloisnt AMOUNT; With two or more
BE IF IN a. Of the
oontraoting;, The authorized names Of the sure
ea ss:t !, s e =, sl,O ts
bid; Otherwise it will not be considered,
The DEPARTMENT reserves TO itse the CHIT of or
srtIcls contracted for. as the public service may
Should ssy article be required not enumerated IN
The SoatI.es: i. g e be fa!nished d the lowest
b dons the smoant susty, and a ss.oyr D
non OF each Of the article, likely to be required.
-. Sehsdrls.
''fesma 1sasJ white lao, despatch Dap stoprulsd
Team. .aSesns blue Of sSits, t Iss" or
p ssss. t Rss ,f 1sT re.m
scream: soe,iss d tissue Ss1sr. * b sia e inches.
10 rssI. msniia paper, s. by IS inches. fat, per
20 reans pes. b. or whit. envelope paper, royal.
70, ,sraf 5o sSIns cloth PEI square yard
q sairss sstent sIGasin:I T3ys per Ise@
SO 50 sheets elephant. drawing pager. per sheet
sheets pas. Rs per Per sheet
$1,000 best buf OF white ensslop -, Government
ss.tSern, Official sizo, engraved stamp, Per
5000 best buff or white envelopes Government nat.
n IN, t tern unstamp, per Loco
best sT or white sU1Ssoss. letter ze
10000 best D1F or White envelopes. letter sire en-
$500 best vhits cSisS' envelopes .n.rar.s ,,,m,
5000 hsst S q 9os snxsiGps: engraved stamp.
1000 best cream ald envelopes letter zs per 900
5SSo PES, cream aid envsoees, note size. per 900
1850 pstsnt clotL-ned envelopes, sx By t,nohes,
1000 ,5s olO'h-ne envelopes. by nohes per
e,Sth lined envelopes So by 81 inches,
20 gross steel pens on cards or in boxse, 1.-THE De-
kartment to hs~e the liberty Of ssleo sing
from ali the different kinds manufaotured,j
"a GOLD Pens, large size,. with silver extension
a. .u.r htoMs s1s,. Ss', me e per pen
eer .M. I1fo NoJess biao. lnE, In bottles,
g su.rts best London copying ink. Per GUAR. .
% nap botIi." uJoit q 20. superhne oaraiae,
70 sa,lIs No So opaque or clarified per 1000
i dozen elk tast. or bald. per DOZEN per a01sh
dozen penkhives, Rogers best, buck or pearl
dozen erasers, large zs ivory hand 81, in ca,e,.
dozen psi5s Of shears, best quality, inoh blade,
dozen p,.Ls Of shears, beat quality, inch blade,
! dszen paIrs seissors host quality mar do-.n
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pENsIoH OFFICE. JsNz 9Th, 1851.
TO ALL WHoH ar AY CONCERN


Application having bssh made undsr he act O,
sd June, 1850, for the reissue of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
bsep .ost or notice is hereby given that
a. the date following tee dssonplon OF each Wsr-
rent, nav Certificate, OF Ike tenor, will be Ia
sued, Il no valid objection should then appear
Land Wsrrea. Csfuhoste, ne. 1910 for lSO cores,
lsot 1917 IN f.yor Of Patrick Brady. Private OF
Company n. % Reg't U. =. Infantry, bearing dase
Sist december, 1S5l-Jun6 "a, 1852.
Land Warrant Certificate, o. n 49, for I60 acres
nnder the sct OF 18th February, ISi7. IN favor OF
Ihomss b ughhm, private, OF Capt Hunter
COMPANY, battalion OF Mormon Volunteers, is
sneo 18th April, S5S-JuiJ Sd. 1852
Land warrant certlhcSte, NO 6924l, for i60 acres,
gIantsd under act OF llth February, lsi7, to An-
drew Tsuhar or ThSnsr, private of Cast Tay-
lors company, Col. SIevenson's regiment, New
YORK volunteers, and bearing oa.e 18Th April,
l850.-July 18th, 1854.
Laud w arrant Certificate, No. 6s 3d. for $50 acre,
tsot 1917 in favor of William STARK, Matilda
Admire, Elizabeth Bush. Preston stark and
others. brothers and sisters of Allen stark, de-
ceased private. Of Cap.ain TrIpletts com ,any.
tlrst entucky Volunteers. (war with Mexico.l
dated April lst, 1850. August ID, 1852
JOSEPH II. BAREETT,
NH S-lhv Comm
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FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.
SEtsONABLE wRAPPIN6S.

- Back ak "Iappings.
Light WColen W TaPRIngs
track Lsc5 WraD2ings
Black Lace Shaws
spring and Summer SLavls
AZ Of me toose IN great variety, Of nev STYLES
~ our kIoserolai modsrate tarlf OF prof q.
one pr. &c only, marked In plain fgures henae M
Eurek assr - Ove. charged.
An lLEpsct1nn Of stock sole ted from stranxsr,
citz ms, snd sojolTners; IL imsl es no obIiTsfio
20 pdfcAese, PERRY RRH
le ~ ~ "a. hNelue and Ninth Rfresf
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DrA gentleman informs " that has expert
mented with kerosene oil, In destroying the
worms which infest and destroy our cpHant and
gooseberry bsshes, and found IL perfect antidote
for the pest which has created such great dam
age. BY putting small quantity Of kerosene
into asprinkling pot and showering the bushes,
the worms instantly fall TO the ground and do not
revive.
IL The Philadelphia Inquirer says work at
the mint a. present 10 dull compared with what
II was al the corresponding Psriod last year,
Gold arrives but In moderate quantities from CAL
tfornia, and, az the mining season at Pixies Peak
is rot far advanced, little 10 yet received from
there.
iTAt Berlin and London the longest day has
i6H hours. At Stockholm, 1Sk at the shortes:
SIX At Hamburg, 10; shortest I. At ST Peters
burg, l2i shortest S. At Finland, 2lX, shortest
~. In Norway the day lasts from May 2lst to
July - without any Interruption; and in Swift
eTland tle loEges. day lasts three months and a
half
NKw NAME FOR IT "A lettsr-writer In Louis
vile says, that ''sone Of the rebel women In th
city, wien they meet Federal officers, pull aside
their dresses 10 stotc their contempt" That's a
new name the Louisville girls have got for It.
Wen, tsf 'ssl sh0tc Il -NdShriHs UaioH.
u 1lr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews are giving
In London parlor entertainment, which on the
Wife and l." Subsequently,, we observe, Mr.
Mathews changed the title inviting attention To
''Al the World and his Wife"
The Railroad bridge at Edgeheld, owe,
We Cum oerland, has been completed, and trains
on the Louisville 4 Nashville road commenced
crossing regularly on Wednesday. Ii has been
repaired in about month, and Is a very substsn-
tial piece Of work.
HI John 9. Noble, who was Editor of the Pa
ducah Herald, q secession sheet, and left when
our troops took possession Of that town. made his
appears few days since at Lexington. XIV. and
surrendered himself to the Federal military an
thorities. eu-
III south Carolina and treason are thought to
oe almost synonymous words, yet Commander
PLentiss found on arriving at Georgetown In that
State, that nearly fourth of the peonle ~ The
place were loyal.
u newspaper carrier In Montreal was last
week tned 81 and costs, In the Recorders Court.
TOT Ieavlng MS situation as delverer Of the DAILY
Herald without giving one monthis warning Of
his inten ion 70 do so, -
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1881 THE I1se
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

rE7zs DLiGI TRkHs FROM
PHILADELPHIA 10 PITTSBURRHy
Evo citizen making
eiszE COIN scgIogs NJ rsEErssyES
With trains on the
EOREREeN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
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PROPOSALS FOR LEAD,
Ordaaaes QEes, Way Department,

Ordaoaes Qfes, Way Department., D
Proposals. will be received by this De1a1tmsp,
until m. on the evening Of the 4th Of June, for
.ns delivery at the following Arsensls, Is soon IS
1000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows:
Val me oo ~ SIS''hel AIsona, west Troy, New
AT Inc New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
At the AllsEhsnJ arsenal, Pittsburgh. Pennsyl-
As the st. Louis Arsenal. St. Louie. Missouri,
Che lead muss 30 G.lsns: or other American,
Sss,18nrr' or sofs English, OF the most approved
Propo.sls viii 10 received for lots ofsoo tons and
Bidders win state explicitly the time and amount
Failure to. deliver at . specified time will sub
eot the 10 forfeiture Of the amount 20
be delivered st that time.
eH,et mo oonas with proper securities for its
The DepsT tmsnt reserves to itself the right to
reject any bid.
~ 6 bs g fG..s ss
p Pa. Sa and should DO endorsed "Prssos.l: for
hs s1sIty 81 lead p the above I'D
.@Snnt, namely, SIS tons; ana tie tins, for
Rasns tsa is ss.sn % e sis N
m 81 Brisadisr Gener.l.
j he New Union Game Of secsssicn,or skstobs.
els, or to send 20 the Union solder. Pubishsd by
SAFE oy JOS. sHlLLIN6TON.E
MooRE's WEST END .a,...--
La now supplying pure and cold SOFA Wster with
o1oioe slruRs. 20 every one call. He has also
Iresn and ls,rge stock OF Drugs, M edicines TOT
let ,Afuoles, PcrfumeTy. Havana Cigars, Pfses
EIshing Tackle, Goal On and Lamps, &c, Co., sf
m 2s-2w i1s Pa, avenue. routh side.
E!ELD SkASeEa.=A email lot of superior
ma fkANCk TAYLOR.
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FIELD StAssEsCA email lot of superior
ma fkANCk TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

cane End S 3 !. Ys3 AND sIN wzRE OF
/ nA,Sn :" L A14SsYESy !A.s
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NOTICE.
S3ana 49,, Wwnn .e.
{" ADAMS KxPRESs cONPANY. %

<Z<s
"ADAsfS' fxPRESs cOMPANY.n
ykis COMPANY ofers 70 the public I" Unssususs
sevAn1ges Tor the Safe ana Qliok Dlspstoh s1
sesU FTeisns. fscrafee, yslIables. Money, &s,
Expresses 20 and from the North and Wei d.
tarf rom and arrive in Wsshirrton twice dIiig,
,, AZ Ef1srs.se. are In charge Of szrst@ssS sd
AN P.oE.ss. for Sls eslsisr. sarrlss q, sem
EAtro OR ge1al rates.
AL Goods Tor the so-oelle5 Scented erfts sts.e-,
end al Artislss "CslHsbsas 81 WEr' vii 70
Oar Expresses leave New Ysrt ,,G.,ssP
arriving In WlshiAstsn az Q A. n. szd I.s
Exs!sxsss leave Philadelphia q scs A, NJ. sss
r. "a, arriving In Washington q. I-so ?. "a, Izl
~ KtTs..es leave ps. tinors 1t &c A. g. ,ni.P.
I'm .Iri'ia1 in ~I.hiRf''a At 9 A ii: and ~
EI5rs..e. Ter al points Nertk .ax wet Is.,s
Warrington - 10 A. Id. and 2.Ss p. d. daily.
.. ssSsia SonsI.ct: for Arg: ssantSss 81 Freight
Al ooeos called Tor and delivered yrss Of Exts
sAAfsss' =. ", PARSONS,
WsaAingtsn. AsrESt q. ISL. astsr
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Fas Ss"ss,t. oxsss.st SAD g.s Real. Jr.~ Bss,s
WEST, NoRTE AND NORTHWEST.
u s. - s -
"lS SEss.! s q VADsE
OF sns .fsar ssNDAY, s.sh Nsvssssr, pssss,-
tsstisb ~ ioi ~ s.f.ss ssa aefsn frsn oslven
u.n..ss .izs EslTx lr.v.
3ssals ExEFeas ,. N.
tsIEtoa ss"oEsE.sc 3sIol kR.H,
-. affiEs SOW. h zsIfys '"hH
Ess<tsn Accommodation ut Z n.
fiiiif..tE sse AaTfiE6sTs Express ,an
g4e 2 =. trE.a tEsz .WsEli.stsr ssnlsst
ga rs eTs 6, =. trsln frsIs Baliinere Tor tks
afG ssars fs fan sss isr Rev Rev
fss Il :. Il. train nom wassiu.t.p ..,,s..,
gsTh I'D stavszs InS E1ir. IND bs e Ss sna
EsSs :. N. tram rem Washington sonns7.s viii
2: "a ana t sk fJs BaIHere fer PittspulI
non for Lebanon. Eeston AiIentovn and Nev
isTx VIE Csh.Tsl RiilTosd Of New Jersey. IN
W,Fhs enly talr leaving salt,ussrs on s.ps.,
a. "a tn 10 Wa VAL Tor harrisburg, PitsbsrT CHI
;. The only Tain srrivinsin Baltimore on sunSs,
- 49, STALL JAS Y. CizAhkE.
no S.-B Superintendent
READ WITH gEsgIsIoN AND ACT WIFE
IN 1 Il. Es XSIt1ftS IKE RsiySTE HOSPITAL.
Of I'll and sta 1--WE @sssin ~ ts;aiT s. corner
Esa5lished for the suppres.Ion OF ousotery
sH' ohJ hefnlar PHYSICIAN Advertising.
d.. ID. yellny', long experience in hos,it.l ana
tITas or .h ne e @ 9a io, ss5s ~
s1n 9i I'VE hundred dollars. @A'
s:rsss and radical ssTfso,sd from ons 70 9cs,
NH l1-sms
To MILisA8Y UFFICEas AND OTaEEa
SxTCREfoR'S GEgsIEE HxIR BYE.
Chs Beat In the World,
Ess Cs's Aa!'asts esd Ra-aslsIs RssS Dye Kssss
Sid y Al prsssists; slso, c. BsKarsss's Ps.sz.
Ae1isins ssoFs, %. fsssa. OEoe, cor. + = is.
sIII.'s Ear Store. ssSS 1fenn,s .ysn... WIZ,
FsossrTIsI 49, Ss CSC ;; ssLisd i desirsd
BooFs AND sH9Es 30 sVI9 9HI
~ Ts sSEeE Insau!setlFlng all hrds Of BOOT
6 :sss = . sSss 3 esssr VII
ae5stoiore charged in tsir city for much ynferlol
Persons u wait Of Boots and Shoes of e...sr,
call. GRIrEtss 5nnSu
-sE sIz Psnn.ylv IN s sE.Ds.
UF66tAshsss aaHANIR DYE aTo coLQA BLlCI
b essD Ds one aoss: Gray, red or faxen hair car
Sfovn. by n,I IN lev seconds e jst bltet o.
ia SSE ssssssa Esss
- much lair eys - others sell FER ca foiixxt
SSoid ~ :. {, UPHAM, 403 Chesnut street Phlla.
selfhis, and 3. CALVERT FORD. eorner liza i
sIeet sno "a. ave.; IN Alexandria. 6y 6ENRy Il
'ettlH = rs. rrxgriasE
T. REMOVAL. -
- n. II. j. GREGORY, in couses uenos NJ
the iete IRE, have removed to sol Pennsyivxnia
exenue; oetween sh and 10th streets Vhefe there
10y stI pe lourd complete Assortment Of Tin
WAhh' noeSEkEEfIN9 AR2ICLES, "a.
- OF every ssssripnsx.
-. Sss ~ A en- ss9A-ksst<'a5A avenue. -
ID CHERsE-CHEEsEi
4 mnsANs 6luyefes Elgllsh p0ry Pima
Peles SAP Sage, EdAm. and Me- Yorf Dr.
MS ms corns- AT In ~. z ~! ssgCScakLLs
Jo ,{isoS.1 Z, OF HON; ALLIED ELY,Is
nh FRANcK IAyLoR. ]
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JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have on hand, and offer for SALE In cask or by the
single dozen:
HILBERT & CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS CO.'S BRO STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YOUN6ER'S INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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:" 9erhfJ proper fscili
ties. and @Abls 10 ful6l Q contract Tor fuInis b
ss g The year ending June %. is s6s,ld
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THE EVENING STAR.
YOUTH, THAT PURsUErH.

YOUTH, THAT PURSUETH.
81 RICHARD aorcroN MILNEs.
Youth, that Pursueth with such eager pace
Thy even way,
Thou pentest on 10 win mournful race:
Then stay. oh stay!
Pause and luxuriate In thy sunny plain;
Loiteg,-epjoy;
Once past, thou never wilt come back again,
second boy.
The hills Of manhood wear a noble face.
When seen from far;
The mist Of light from which they take their
grace,
Hides what they are
The dark ana weary path those cliffs between
Thou c2nst not know,
And how II leads to regions never green, .
Dead fields Of snow.
Pause. while thou msyst, nor deem that fate thy
gain
which all toe fast
WIN drive thee forth from this delicious plain,
man at last
IL Too good q story to remain untold 10 going
the rounds OF the camp. One night, after the
countersign was on, quartermaster, endeavor-
Ing TO enter the lines Of his regiment, was chal-
lenged by an Irish sentinel
''HaltI Who comes there -, -
GA friend, without the countersignD
"Well, what dye WANT"
81 am the quartermaster, and 4 want to get into
my regiment, and not knowing the countersign,
suppose shall have TO GO back and get IT."
els that all? An be jabers, what's to previni
nv giving the countersign to ye,n
.fNOthing, suppose ("
The sentinel gave him the countsrsign and
the quartermaster entered the lines with a BEAM
Ing face. to tell his story to circle Of laughing
comrades.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-21
Hardening Teams.

Horses and oxen, that have labored but
little during the winter, may be as strong
for short time as those that have worked
nearly every day; but then strength soon
fails when shey hitch to pillow. Plow-
ing is branch of business that tries the
strength Of team. There is ''no let up"
no relief in the drawing-as there is
when hauling load on wheels, or on a
a sleigh. 1t is one constant stretch of
traces and exc, else of one set of muscles,
and therefore they soon become very tired
and stiff and sore.
A good practice with respect to harden,
ing teams and men too, has been to plow
only half days work at first, during
the day. For example, let team pIow
only two or three hours in the forenoon,
aud about the same time in the afternoon,
and allow them to stop al each end, say
thirty or sixty seconds if the rounds are
long. If they plow half an acre on the
first day, it is all they should be allowed
to pIow. After they have become harden
ed to it, they will plOw from one to two
acres with more ease and less fatigue than
they will even oDe-third of an acre, when
they first commence.
80 with workmen. Let them work
half day at some light work, when they
have a job of heavy work ca hand. For
example, if man has been spading and
shoveling for half day, let him haul
stone or rails, or make fence the next
half day until they have become we'll
hardened to labor.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-21
THE DAY SCHsOOa EELL.

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