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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

DEATH OF LIEUT.. SPALDING.-We
regret to learn that Lieut.. Stephen Foster
Spalding of Derby Line, was killed at
Port Hudson on the 9Th uIt. He was by
many esteemed the finest officer in his
regiment, so far as military taste and ap-
titude were concerned. His first expe-
rlence in military life was as private in
the famous New York Seventh-in their
three months service in defence of Wash
ington in the spring of 1861. On retur-
ming from this service he resumed his
law studies till fall, when he wen; again
into the service as 1st lieutenant of Co.
b, in 9Th Vermont. Capt. Child being
soon detailed as Provost Marshall of AL
giers, Lieut.. Spalding has been in COM
mand OF the company, one of the finest
which has ever left the state, until short
time since when he was made Adiutant
IN every position Lieut.. Spalding has
done his whole duty fearlessly and gal.
lantly, and while respected for his cour
age and ability, he was loved for his kind
ness ana consideration. To bis old com.
rades of Co. b, this loss of the special
object of their pride and affection will be
a severe stroke. We dare not attempt a
word of sympathy for his relatives in
this severe and sudden afiction.
We hear that in the same engagement
Sergeant BiSbee and Sergeant Spencer,
both from Derby, and members of Co.
B. were wounded SO as TO probably dis
able them from further service. We
have not yet the full particulars of the
engagement or complete lists of the killed
and wounded.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

wide as to be irreconcilable. No other
supposition can account satisfactorily for
bis withdrawal. He may have discover
ed his own incapacity to cope with the
military genius and science of Lee, and
thought it best for himself and the coun.
try that he should retire before another
d e f t; only that we do not look
for such modest self appreciation in a
man of Hooker's calibre. He differs
wholly from Burnside in that quality of
character. The military situation is so
apparent as to need few words. If our
strength is now put forth under wise
leadership, we can destroy the invading
army, and the rebellion with it. The
opportunity is all that could be desired,
if we have the patriotism to accept it,
If not, if the rebels are allowed to sue
coed in this final and most desperate
venture, tine game is up; we shall
have proved ourselves unworthy of our
country and of liberty, and shall hence
forth only desire to forget that we are
children Of the self-sacrifcing men of
'76.
What shall be done? Whatever it is
it must be done quickly. A days de-
lay may hazard everything. In the
first place we should like to see President
Lincoln place himself at the head of the
army, and assume the active duties of
commander-n-chef in the field. He is
not skilled in military science, it is true,
but attended by Gen. Halleck and such
other advisers as he might summon
around him, he could direct the move
ment of the army as well as any man he
is likely 10 find and bis presence with
the army would awaken that sort of en-
thusiasm which we now especially need.
Let the president then call upon the re-
Gently discharged troops to volunteer for
the emergency, and summon the loyal
people Of the country generally to arms,
and be would find great armies rapidly
gathering around him, fred with an
determination to rescue the coun-
ny from the impending peril and dis
grace or die in the attempt. In this
way or some other must the people be
aroused to energetic action at once, or all
s lost. The draft can accomplish moth
ng in time TO meet the stern necessity
low upon u.s. The government has
weakly neglected its duty in that matter
i'll its own destruction is threatened as
he penalty for its remissness.
But it is not yet too late to appeal 10
he patriotism of the people, and if the
ppeal is rightly made volunteers
nough will flock to the standard to ere.
tie a larger and better army in a month
han the conscription would furnish ia
hree months. And if the present adj
ance of the enemy against Washington
thus boldly and promptly met, and
ushed to a sweeping and annihilating
ictory-as it may be and must be-
lere will then be no need of the draft.
With the three years m and the
egro regiments the remaining oper-
lions OF the war can be conducted to
lfe and quick conclusion. The rebel
aders feel that it is their last chance
ence their boldness and their despera-
on. If we can be made to see that it
ours also, and TO act accordingly, the
'untry will be saved. IF not we de
rye to be buried beneath the ruins of
ie glorious edifce we were 100 coward
to defend.-Sprinafeld Republican.
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ORLEANS COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,

The semi-annual meeting of the Orleans Co.
Temperance Society will be held at Derby Cen
tire, on Friday, the tenth day Of July, at ter
o'clock in the forenoon.
Hon. Geo. A. Human is expected to deliver
a lecture upon Alcohol as a Medicine
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGENESTs.-Jos e III
Bates, %, d. NJ. Camp, I'd, C. A. Harris
L. S. COWLES, see'y.
1uly
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

The work on the new Episcopal
church in Brandon was rapidly APP
preaching completion, and the church
is to be consecrated on the 25th
inst, with appropriate ceremonies,
under the superintendent of Bish.
op Hopkins.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

The Bennington Banner says that
Mr.. Rider of Bennington, has found
notices posted on his door warning
him to move out of his house, and
threatening the destruction of his
property. His windows have also
been broken at night by parties I'M
known.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

ORDINATIoN.-Mr. Levi Loring who
has for several months been preaching at
West Charleston, has accepted call to
the pastorate of the Congregational
Church at that place, and is to be ordain-
ed on Thursday of next week. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Pliny
II. White.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

A REBEL Mr.. G. w.
Whitcher of Albany, now in Bangor,
Wisconsin, on the 10th of June, killed a
yellow rattle snake which measured three
feet ten inches in length. 1t had nine
rattles.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-The con-
vention 10 nominate member of congress
for this district is called to meet at HYDE
park, on the 10th inst.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

New SToRY.-Let every one of our
readers re d the original tale in this
paper. 1t is very exciting. TIM. Ay-
ers is the author.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-03

CO We have several soldiers letters
on hand that are unavoidably crowded
out of this weeks paper.
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invited to attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon q.
three O'Clock from, the residences Of 500 III law j.
Biydeuburgh. 232 Raymond street, Brooklyn
Albany, Syracuse aud Bunslo papers please COM
KoHsns -On Monday March 2, sARAH l. Rosans. aged
Tie rrlst,ves and ,riends q The family ~. ,..nc,,
invited to attend the funeral Wednesday aernoon al
two O'Clock from her late residence 200 Canal street
RrYxoLps -On Monday morning, March 4 u,m.u
RsvNoLDs, native q Conumphoa, parish Bouracosla
county Lietrim, Ireland aged IS years.
The friends and aoquaintances and those OF his soos IN
law, Patrick shanly Thomas Drum, Michael shanly
John Mackay and Michael Reynolds, are respectfully IN.
iniaw Thomas Drum 200 West Twenty. sixth street oo
Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
aARsoS-On Sunday. March l, AM, the beloved wife
Of John Sampson IN the 36th Of her age native u
the parish Of promore. county Tyrone, Ireland.
The friends Of hs family and those Of her father Lewis
tho funeral from her lsts residence 100 East
Twenty nth street, this Croesday) afternoon at one
s.Cxlm-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, March l, Af.sr In
Eering illness THos SiCKLEs the Goth year o hls sge
The relatives and friends Of tho family and tho Police
the funeral, this Tuesday, afternoon, O'Clock,
from his late residence, 143 York street. Brooklyn
sI%IAs west & Hsooxsn Oxen NJ A s1 sunday March !,
The friends relatives OF the family invited 70
o'clock, from the parents residence. as above
snHH-On Monday, March 2. Macy. widow Of William
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF
ber nsphews, Frederick A., William 8. and James H.
Rdabock respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence 07 Fast Seventeenth street. on
Wednesday Afternoon At four O'Clock.
Socrr-At Sing Sing, on Sunday morning, March 1, at
the residence OF hor uncle, VIM Smith Knox Miss Az
ScOr daughter OF Mr. w. w. Scott, OF New Orleans.
aged IT years and months.
TAYIoR-on Saturday. February 2s, Miss MARY G.,
daughter Of Jonathan aud the late Elizabeth Ann Taylor
of Albany county, N. Y.
The remains were removed TO Albany for interment.
Albany papers please copy.
~ Monday March 4. BRIDCIY WApD. 4 nntiv0
Of the county Gavin parish OF Rasbandre Ireland aged
II years
The relatives and friends requested attend the
funeral from her late residence No 252 East Fourteenth
street, on Wednesday afternoon, At one o'clock.
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Hhs xove~.ssss OF the Union Armiss-
AAhirs In south taon
~0 sAs French I'm Msxic0-Ths Latest
1swA &c., &c., &c.
Ehs Cunard mail searlship Canada, Captain Grace, will
ssavs Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city this after
q quarter past and st half past ave O'Clock,
- 20 by railroad.
! Tho NEW YoRx HrRAID-Edition for Europe-wiI be
published at eleven O'Clock this morning. end viii oon
tain the Latest Dispatches from the Union Armies in
various sections Of the country with account OF the
progress Of the Siege vcksburg; Late News from Port
Royal, South Carolina, &c.
will also contain the latest Of the operations Of
Che French Mexico News from the Central and South
American States, and all other news Of the week Of
Interesting character.
Single coplss in wrappers ready for mailing ave cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. ~ Ludgate Hili London,
England will subscriptions and advertisements
for the NRw York HERALD.
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"LUCIE D'ARvILLE'' AT THE WINTER GARDEN.
Miss Mary Provost made her appearance at the Winter
Garden last evening the double character Of author
and actress The play sensation drama, translated
from the Fredch adapted and improved by Miss Provost
Who sustained the leading part The sudsnce very
large and In such excellent humor that the close Of almost
every marked by recall The piece will be
Peaed night. and we postpone any more particular no.
tice or IL until TO morning. To do the perform
ance justice space required than spare to
ds
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AacAs-PuRpY Saturday, February 2s by Alder.
man Andre Froment, Francs IN ARcAs, Of Cuba 10 RA
sHEf PrRpv of Belment county, Ohio.
DSssAE-eTsRs On Sunday, March I, by the Rev. Dr.
Adler Temple Emanuel NJ. DAVID Dr~sR, Of fndianapo-
lis, 70 Miss cARoISE sryRs Of Pla,tsburg, ~ Y. No
cards
rrssrs-r,sr rs-In christ ctfhscb, Greenwich, Conn
on Friday evening" February 20, by the Rev. b N Var
rinxton Mr. JosxPH rERns, of Stanford Conn 70 Miss
MARIA y. CLARK, of Greenwich No ear6
yrpsoS-Dur,aisR.-- Thursday morning, December
1862 by the Rev Joseph b. wakcy, RcBpr L. Jupsos 70
MrLp ~ only daughter or the late Daniel D. Dstcher,
Esq, all OF New York.
Mntxa--sirLEn--At Philadelphia on Tuesday morning,
February . by the Rev Dr. j. IL Aday prrrR :. MILLER,
EsI OF santiago dc Chile, 70 MISS FASNx L. MILLER, OF
Phisdelphia.
san Francisco 9crs plcrsc copy.
Row-RosAiE-0n Thursday, February 90, At the resi-.
depce ol the brides father by the Rev VIM. ) Mixes,
.ouS y. RoH 10 Miss EMILE ROMANO. No cards.
THo~ss--fiyiEr-In Philadelphia, on Wednesd-y, Re.
eruary rs, by Rev. Er cF5wai !. DREw TuoxAs.o Nes
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d, Wen may you call me the magic,
With health for the body and soul,
And nAught Of the dark. deadly poison
SO often in Bacchus bow.
scatter the fierce tends Of fever.
Give purtiys sen TO tho breath;
6oof chan Of water and diet
Aad conquer the Cholerr DEATH
Hurrsh Tor the IS. T." aud "xi,
Yes xsd IGs Il. pns.s. rtain IA snd Ps
cheer up the desolate spirit
gid the ssd heart with nv light.
Through all the dark chainbers night
Tne statesman, bard, merchant, nochanic
And farmer. drink Ia mo deep bliss
Mover bird had purer when giving
Tho dow rose oi morning her kiss
Harr.s rr.s for for ,ss s - .s +" t. and and x X"
And the magical - 7. 1860 H"
What comfort bear To she soldier.
With Libery's banner unfurled."
draught and he II laugh At ai cannon.
Though shaking the hcsri OF tho werid:
And what cares thu gallant bold sailor
For the tempest II strengthened by me:
With shouts for Columbia he carries
Triumpss,sn. her %, stars r, osr 1 The ... .r,
Hurrsh for the -. IT, and "xi"
Cry aloud the Plantation Bners
And the magical 4. T." and "xi"
Then well may you call me the Magic
With h.slsh Tor the body and soul.
And acughs a;.. I, q shns sns s.r. dessly poison
For youth manhood, age was chartered.
BY pleasure and health ~ my birth,
And thess with the genius OF glory
stand sHtna saTsS n of y Il. is'si' r. e as Ss
HorrAh for tho g. t. and -xi"
y'u r ns q; &! s'ansssssr nsssss e s:s. 4 and xm
Urakes Plantation Bnte's the wonderfxl neAi-
cine gentle AinuAnt In the world. All dyspeptic and
persons should try IT, sold throughout the civilized
world. r. H. DkAkk CO.
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ANOTHER TREAT FOB OUR RE aDERs
FOREST Observation-Disclosures
BY COLONEL WALTER B. DUNLAP.
In number Of the LEDGER for March Is commenced
. seris. Of FORREST ADVENTURES" By our popular
contributor Colonel Walter H. Dunlap who readers will
remember tho popular Forest Sketches" (which
wsre pubshed the LEDGER few years since. Colonel
Dunlap travelled through Asia and Africa and has he'd
considerable experiences N lighting elephants. Hons tigers.
boa constructors cannbas and other tough custome He
viii furnish OF his adventures for each number
Of the LEDGER during the new volume. Our issue for
March being the n Of The volume contains the arss
series, beautifully illustrated the Of
which 10 laid In Southsra Africa.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-30 Per Cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished Highest
prioc paid for dou6loons, American gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., BANKERS,
NJ. 4 wall.
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The Steamer Fire Cracker.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


We notice in the list Of disasters published In the
HERALD Of this morning that tho steamer Fire Cracker is
included as hayng been stranded Tie facts simply
that her trip down the Ysngtsze kiang from Han
kow to Sharghae, In December, the Fire Cracker took
the ground but she came oil again without assistance
damage OF 10Y kind and completed the trip as usual.
AYMAR & co.
"a AND as Sour SIkxxr. NV YoRK March 2. 1868.
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Omcfal Ora wings Of the Library AssO.
citation Company's Lottery Of Kentucky
CLASS lu3-Mnrch .. 1883.
so, 19, "a, 10, So, 81, ii, 6, %. IS, rs, Al.
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%, Il. 81. So, 81, s., IS, SO, IS, ~. 27 &C, 4s.
TUT fRANcE ELLIS 4 co. CovInyssn. KY
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DARE AND CURIOUS.-HANMER'S SHAKsPERE,
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Volumes the fourth mssing, printed for JAeob T0nson In
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Omciai Drawings OF ths Delaware state
Louerics
DsLAwARx. Ezra CLASS l0s-Msrch ,. 1888
81, 3S, 66. 43, u, ~ 81, 70, 70, ls, s. 81 H.
DELAwARx, CLASS i0f-March 2, 1853
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Wilmington, Delaware
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on,ei.l Drew,ng. or Marrax. EDDY

omcial Drawings OF Marray, Eddy &
Co. e Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
. KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS lo3--Mach 2. 1868.
d, ", l5. 10. 4, 81 81, IS, 36, 81 39 ., IS, 8.
KENTUCKY. CLASS l04-March 2, 1863
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Circulars sent free OF charge By ADDRESSING either 70
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Truss~s.-White's Patent Lever Truss
ts the best Truss In the viii radically Rupture
II entirely new In principle and action Examine IT,
light, clean and GREGORY CO., 70 Bond street.
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w. A. Batchslor's Hair Dye-The best
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by all druggists perfune Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Grover ds Baker's Celebrated Pre- mi um
Sewing Machines 493 1,roadwsy. New York
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TEE COUNTRY.

The WEEKLY HRALD with It's increasing circulation Ia
capital medium for advertisements designed 70 reach
che notice Of country dealers and merchants.
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HfJ,s Hair Dye, so Cents-Hiack or
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Eight Cartes de Vlsfte for 91, 0f Un.
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Hnrs Hair Dye, SO Cents-Black or
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street Sold by all druggists
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Court C.,end.r-rhis Day.

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Album Photographs and Cart~s de
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Rarry,x Tricopherous for the HAIR
raronzed by the principal families in Europe and America
This article admitted be the standard
on for all purposes connected with the hair II prevents
ss railing on eradicaies scuf dandrun &c and keeps In
the most beautiful condition Its habtuai renders the
OIL pomstum. other preparation quite super
Sold by all Druggists throughout the United States
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Wigs, Toupees, Hair Oye, Hair Dyeing
and Moaavia Cream for beautifying the hair, at W.
BACHELORS, IL Bond street.
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AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE
THR ROlyAN EMPKRQRS


An ATTRACTIVE FEATURE
rHR ROMAN ExrKRoRs.
NJ ssv. ,eOs s. o.
In As srss number Of ,hc volume OF the NEW
YORK LBDsEs dated March Is commenced the public.
Of Biographical Sketches OF the Roman EN-
psrors by he Rsv O. Ause whose reputation
Of the popular bosAphers md historians Of the
age hes become worldwide EvsrrsAins that Mr. Assorr
writes y interesting The win in4duds Ae baogr~
phies Of Julius C~sAr Augustus Tberas caiils, ciAa.
dus Nsro Aurelus DomatlAn Trajan aud othors whose
lives were wild with imperial .d,s..urs. and is many
tragic beyond The thrilling ac,s or dramatic
literature.
A MOTHER TREAT FOR QUE READERS
FOREST Observation-Disclosures
BY COLONEL WALTER .. DUNLAP.
In .As number o< tho LEDGER for March Is commenced
ssriss os "FoRgsf ADVENTURES" BY our popular
ssnlrbu.or Colonel Waller Dunlap whs our readers viii
remember. wrote the popular Forest Sketches" which
were published 4. the LEDGER few year. since Colonel
Dunlap has travelled .Arosga Asia and Africa has had
sea.iAsrasls s1psrsnss nshns elephants, lions. tigers.
Aoa oons.rstors oaonbss other tough sustomsm Ho
viii furnish us whone Of bis adventures number
Of the LRDGRR during the now volume. Our issue for
March T. being veume. the nrs,
adventure Of the serics beautifully illustrated tho scene Of
which ID laid in Southern Africa
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Medical Adviser, &c.. on Disease OF the
Nervous Seminal Urinary and Sexual sys,ema Infauibe
Warner No. yesey street. or Dr. NJ Larmont 6s7 broad
way up STAIRS New York Hours for treatment 10 daily
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Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing syrup re.
eyes the child pain invigorates the stomach and
bowels acy gives and vgor TO the whole
system. 25 cents per bottle
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Crissadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvativs and
WIG Depot wholesale and retail No Astor House The
Dye applied by skilful artists
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An ATTRACTIVE rEArUsx.
THE ROMAN EsPERoRa
q
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YORK rgDgER dss.a nsrch y n o,usgsr--a q. pslira-
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AZ. has beeouss -gfs ~tas EssrYthlnx nat NJ Assorr
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sigs nero Aarsius Dsn8ms. r. a. 80 esAsgs whs.s
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-adfes, Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth,
for preserving bcauying the complexion. and Be
yincud Of its value All druggists and Ss9 broadway.
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Phelanp Improved Billiard Tables,
with Patent Combination Cushions Purchasers can now
select . hundred Tables, calling
msnufsclory. PHELAN COLLENDER Is. IS, 81 and %
<rosby
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A N ATTRACTIVE FEATURE.
THE ROMAN EMPERORS

A n ATTRACTIVE FEATURE
THE ROMAN EMPERORS.
In the number Of the volume Of tho NEW YORK
LEDGER dated March Z s commenced the publication Of
OF Biographical Sketches Of the Roman Empeors
by the Rev. JonS s. G. Assor1 whose reputation
OF most pos. populA bogsphe and historians Of the
age has become world wide Everything that Mr. Ansorv
IL Interesting The sercs win include tho bosra
phes OF Julius Cesar Augustus Tibcrius CAgus, Cisn-
dius Nero Aureus Dousitan Tr~jan and Others whose
lives were wild wWh imperial adventure. ana In many
tragic beyond the thrilling acts Of dramatic
literature
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