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U NHE MIN
4 Emerson favtTHs En- speaks al lsl-gsers Do gu
TO know ss.s: How ffls"ii llaess hd-ily,
Peniteace Cor!e soa Aloo.y Iss;5l.arss Accuracy ~
kiau.es Memory o. Hsorch Details, f"rso1A Pf"c.ty
Love o; Fscis Love Fict.ou Story Iein- Activity
Nirthfiinsss, NOnder RAPTURE, ETC. are indicted 20 ia
srusf See Portraits o. Canning Aoiy, Nrh
Gxynus. bishop BeGel., aId Jonu sueaton. oIi yon
hnos waat eye b. trusted and OF ~ ewes 70 beware
Why sofae axe hlscEand oues Que Do y0s wsh O. o3k
Into ondeTul AEs'ouc structure OF lie or 90 Hi ss
You can ind all and tne ~h7 FTe.gsf .i..
su,odl IN tie PIREoLD jos SAL for June 'c or 81
syesr. ROwLE< q WELLS, Ne SO iiIVSdwsy. = j.
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5ia,loncrD an0 fancn GOODS.

GLOTE & JAMES,
- SrATiONFRs. PAINTERS anil BLANK BOOK
DEALERS No. ~ Fulon.t Order, respectfully solicited
GOLD PENS, wholesale and retai-tenune
N goods tho beet Fountain Pen In the sogd send stamp
circular Geo. ,. Hawkes., usluL Of Sat.Al IT. ~ Y
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Duiloin9 alGtrriaIs.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY,
Manufacturers Of all srn. Of Purple aud Green
ROOFING SLATE.

Depot aud Odics lCulrfie. near HydryiIe. W.
Cor iOth.ay AMI l2,h.rt, NY. A. IL. RIDER
ADAM fOhION. Superintendent
The EAGLE" SLATE pIiuesd At these quarries which
extensive of The sIpd Va America 1. well known
the puhc Il tho beat qusy made in hi, county
Tho situation OF thc.e quares the Saratoga aud White
hall Railroad eleven miles hom cana aud lake navisa
lion cheap and easy atou by railroad or
with u parts II the country, With improved ma
ehnery WORKED by power the facilities OF the Cou
psny Tor Ae manufacture 81 slate unflyAsd enabling
them o. Ill order. to almost any .Ntert =,
Slate Roof 10 cheap tin shingles. or IRON ~ ven
put on II lasts etinc IL ts proof against hIc Shi
saving IN Insurance rates. r.,
With good ci.torn the rsn.wser gathered rom Slate
Roof h. FREQ from all impurities. =,
Orders bo sdd-.ssd TO the Company Al ther new
ork Depot 10 q. tuRMAN, Agent NO. C'uTtland.''L.
A. X RIDER. supt Of ouauics. Hydevie, VI
a EAkY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
IL 10 a CT foot. according 20 condition. AND WAR.
RANTFD Graudt. N PAIk row i93 Bowey, JiS 9tn,
ay sos 6thav AZ bth'a II 1hs. WuliainspnIgh, aud
corner % oxford II. aud ful.on.sv.. Broosiyn.
MARBLE lLES.--The best place in the
INh city where the cheapest MARBLE NANTES SC.
can bs bought 1. at a. kLABkkS Marble Yacd No 100
Fast l3h.st. near % Ay. New-fork. tCut this out)
MARBLE Manifesto you want NH excel
WI lent and cheap Of Marble Mantle buy ten at >
kLABEKS, No 81 lstsv, near JdAI, N Y. IL Is tho best
place.
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IN PRESS, MRS. WOODS NEW BOOK !
/ And stII b.. published on SATURDAY. June - next;
THE CASTLES HEIR.
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Boaro an1 Rcoms
90 Eet

TENO LET.-A three story HOUSE in West
A 35u.st.. 5,n and 6tiayA will be rented
Bi.-or be rented aud The iantGre bought
=. lair price. Address 1. T., Box No. i253 7. q.
TINO LEI, FURNISHED-lk miles from Rye
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Eso May. Drake CraglJ Palmer ard others, the HCU u
GROUNDS belonging 70 the estate o: the aie John D.
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CAIRNESo 0, III,
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ITS CHARACTER, CAREER. AND PROBABLE DE-
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CONTENTS; -
IL Oo'tne Relation Of Nan to re lower Anina'
MI. On Fossil RemS'n' o. NAH
ON 5sEEI99}Ar '
CHARLES MORAN.
TxTT a.x ,f FaCM 'PPREFACE
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LECTURES
SYMBOLIC CHARACTER
sCBrTIREs
REV. ABIIil SILVER.
Minister ct the New Jerusalem oh.foh'
vol. g. uiu. 26o re- "s. - 49, 49,
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Il ARD FUsE; Wa. Of its Inventor See Por;fa.t, BIO
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Fischc ,he reliable Pruos made With icon name.
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M.iui4coIy No. - 2iJ ~ ani 2i9 West ?a.hsi,
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Mem Publications.
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This Day Published
TIE THIRD VOLUME
THE LIFE AND LETTERS
WASHINGTON IRVING.
BY his NenheE,
PIERRE n IRVING.


Frce Ia cloth, q 10. ~,
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/, sigen ia mos, er, phlc and pleasant dets'' &C.
Laced W. have only 90 rsi,eae oommoufation OF tho
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heans IeSoglidoB. We cousf4idliie mo puonc upon ~
awaits them; Il vii comprise tao last thirteen Jcs'' Of
Irvings hlo"- Boston Transcript
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Gummer Retreats.
I Ards mansion HOUSE D
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For f,m;I,

~ Of nioe IN Dleesn, md healthy location % Eor.
Vef-N csester County pIerrred Address, stating No.,
tcnsts Of location and price Of adults aud chlidIsa e.,
No LIB Post-Ch.c-, New.Yo.k "'~
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NOR SAl.E-On the banks OF Lake M9negau
L a.As two milo, ioHs Gothic HOUSE nearly "a
In S~,rs.' lr-. barn; acres o, and TIRE scenery ..e
frbv four mis-. es.t Of Peeskl desirable ana eHesP'
r5UG Auply q, NJ. IL! Frouts -.
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COMTE's POSITIVE PHILOSOPUY-EI

NEW ARMY KEGISTER, ISG3.--ILe alpha
IN betics Army Register giving Tho date Of present
and original connirons sGt Place Of nativity and whence
appointed Of all the officers OF United states Amy
shown by the ofhcAl Amy Regser 10 May, 1858 8yo.
poe so cents. Tn day pu6ishsd by d. VAN hOSTRAND,
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DIANOs, MELODEONS, and HARM0Nl.

DlANOS, MELODE0NS, HARMONIOUS
Fr.t.clsss fpr sale low u Let, by install meai
orssn in .reat vase,y $50 to Ste0 }. NJ. FELroN No.
ssi sud DiJ broadway. &.~-iork
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NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT at Nyack,

L -. r,.,,,.,, RACK HOUSES uelr Centrui Park 90
sthav between Sist and Gld-s.s, viii az Mose,H :,
ni-nt, VII exchange for VACANT LUIS "a 80
Brooklyn Ia a good 10 alton. Adde" pVA w. Nv ~
, 1863-04-02

PRESERVING MILK.-At the Aberdeen
meeting of the British Association, the Able
Moigno stated, "that to preserve milk for
an indefinite period, is an important problem,
which in France has been solved in three
different modes. NJ. de Villeneuve was the
first to preserve milk, solidifying it by the
addition Of certain solid Ingredients, but it
was no longer, properly speaking, milk.
M. dc Signac preserved It by evaporating
the milk till Il became of the consistence Of
syrup, rendering it . solid mixture Of milk
and sugar; still it could not be called milk.
N. Maben also preserved it by excluding
the air, and exposing it to an atmosphere Of
steam about 1909 Cent.-thus depriving it
Of all the gases which il contained, and then
hermetically sealing the filled bottles in
which It had been heated. When about
to leave for Aberdeen, opened bottle
which had been closed BY NJ. Maben, in
February, 1854; and after the lapse Of five
and q half years, | found It as fresh as it
was the first day. Since then NJ. de Pierre
has greatly improved the discovery. The
means which be employs to effect the preserv.
alton Is still heat; but heat applied in some
peculiar way by manual dexterity, first dis
covered by Swiss shepherd. All that ! am
allowed to state Is, that the effect Of this
new mode Of applying heat is, to remove .
sort Of diaspore, or animal ferment which
exists in milk In very small quantity, and
which is the real cause Of its speedy decou-
position. When this species Of ferment is
removed, pailk can be preserved for an in.
definite. period IN 'essels not quite full, and
consequently exposed to the contact Of rar.
e6ed air, result which was not effected by
the process Of M. Maben, as be completely
expelled those gases which otherwise would
have rendered Il sour. M. Moigno then en-.
hibited Eve gallon vessel containing milk,
put up BY N. Pierrs's process, which he had
brought from France to Aberdeen, and which
was Afterwards opened and passed round.
Il was found 10 be q natural, a. pure, and
o rich, % when first aiken from the COW In
Normandy. ss ~ 2, fAIlfF y =
, 1863-04-02

Say not such one is drunkard because
you have seen him drunk, for one act alone
Is not suficieutto constitute o vice. The sun
stood still once 10 favor Of de victory ol
Joshu6 and was darkened another time in
favor Of that Of our Saviourj yet none will
say that the sun is either immoVabls0 on dark.
81 Peter had not sanguinafy disposition
because be once shed bloOd, nor was be bias.
PhemsF hecause be once blasphsmed. To
require The name Of . vice or virtue, the ac.
ticn must Be hablt6al; one must have made
some prcgress In Il Il tis then. an injustice
10 say that such . man q passiCnsis or thief;
beciuse We have seen him once In passion
or guilty of scaling. 49,
When pride and poverty marry together,
their children are want and crime.
, 1863-04-02


Mons SlAnDAnD Fnur1 WAn4nn--As
o. season foE aelsoiilg selons for propaga.
u1u ~ hlnd, would suggest % nursery
~ ~ IN pFAnee q materially reducing
t.tf log o. 81 VnrieIics and propaeaflng
nono bul lhs bp1t h oo1isn no more and 3
. ealy I'D cc1Y4ieul y nov lk1m, e In
i1Iiof soIla When uets ~ grown, no
matter bow poor he variety, thoy are almost
1ur1 % b oold by soma interruptions aren't
q Ir1o podilr. II man wants one or luo
I1I11d It11' a oro leading variety. ~
L.|11I o1IlIn them without PURCHASING
rI11l1l number of escorted kinds, which he
o0o1not want, and should noi plant q any
pIio1. and II b I6I6cll but one or two W.
Ticli1s, - muIt pay from 6liy 70 one hun
drc1 pr cent more for them. The nams
GIrr|IT rrcun n ouloolinl p1ar nee. which
would not b he caoe II nursoEymon were
generally more scFupulous u discarding al
Inferior md worthless 1o1l1s tl fxlg
ExFzanrm n Fsaon CurruHn--Dur.
hg Ione expericnce n raising ponchas.
tlTe |r|1d many oEperimcni1 md have found
~ following treatment most beneficial; I
1l1 oo1I nlb1 around ne trunk Of each tree
. he di1lancB oftuo ~ m5 Eve or Sin
indha deep Iho trunks are washed win
u1alsoil sop. tSioS d.goaf, using quarter
n = pond q soap, % . gallon of wniar. 4
0tr'I ny 'lII1o nnnlfa. Abods a. i5fh
q April, lsi of June and Sopismbor, and The
mIdd|1 q Nosohbtf, a. trees aro ciiufIlly
eElulne1 loE wornns which ere cut out mid
l-lIloysd IhSse Morris White tree vhIcL
- ben treated 10 ihs manner. and las
bone agood crop for eleven successive yeaIs.
ed 4 Plpni''l p las, : long time uitk
GeVa lloss o. cndwno AspAsAaUs-
IA dor e ourl h.s NED ~ fSllouinR
n1lA or several years, and finds it sue-
80 laying OF hir heia iour, and half
oE ~ Sdi1cs > toif q sand tso Inches
40, md lpa5as 4 uudsE. (His. soil b
al clay.) Then hs lays upun this sissolid
inl11l by careful measure, or hdlffotrs1
dung. AAcF this has aeiiioi week, h
rl.ads over j. Ibur inchss o. good garden
r1|' nd n fhls he ssis out cns year old
T|10I8 IH1'Te inchos apart from crown 70
NoNn. ne roo1l aoon fnd fhsir way INTO
~ ID pl1l111lr bdlow, h Uhiob they lus-
'.rI1Il. = ~ Inl1s saooulmt shoon sooa
rhou. .7 n ~
cnullA o.mtlI n.ls n abe. two
r1l'l rlaV iua paiIt nnnd park mixod
-. l1 ui'l lr1IIIi ths vsnihSr Sqpal 70
, 1863-04-02
SECOND HAND PIANOS
aWay Gin stOFeI pFlCos nom 90 o SIl0
..r N IL Sic y ~.

One Of the largest and bet catalogues Of MudEiov
luhllshed Al the music and music books published 10
celebfated 0uitas and 81 kinds Of Musloal InstunSt
and music merchandise 81 The lowest pFcoa MnIc SSu
liberal discount g dtsIs, teachers, S.miHaT.s % asS
eergymen. IA .fss,,...5.,f y, 5.....' .-I----l u
, 1863-04-02
No lsli1l 4 ihs H.art DrulIT.

L1l1 ~ namn1 dl1lan 4 commonly prsosdsf b. b.
regular a1lloa q ~ heart, and dicnll I01plraion,
1Th un1lllol Ointment and rh NJ drunlIclI patient
4'A etef 20 .leeoal .. p...1. I1I.sf osllVld Ion
-, - |. ~ 49,. -. :, gs.:. ~ p.
n1ul invariably nll1.l u cllo. Thy acl ulIh o11h
.1llU q - cIIcl1lon a. sSl1l1lh1 iy1lom I'M ~
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
NEIGHBORS.

1t is a good thing to have good
neighbors another equally as good
is to know how to be good neigh
Dor. From both experience and OBJ
servation we will suggest a few ideas
for the benefit of all interested.
Neighbors' qnarrels usually COM
mence, like all quarrels, viz: from
some trivial affair therefore it is
prudent to keep an eye open for small
matters. First-look well to the line
fences, and if not bunkum make them
so, and ask neighbor A Tin a friendly
manner if he will not go and do like
wise, as you do not want your stock
eating up his crop, (and you may
think, but don't say, vice versa. Sec
ondly-never turn anything into the
highway to pasture aud it yon keep
chickens. ducks. geese and little pigs,
do for the sake Of peace, keep them
on your own premises. Thirdly-if
you are obliged to borrow anything,
return it as soon as you are through
with it, and as clean and as sound as
when you got it. Fourthly--if you
borrow you must expect to lend. Most
people have things they do not wish
to lend /; when obliged to refuse, do
it kindly. Fifthly-when you buy or
sell do so on the cash system. If you
cannot, let each party keep a book
and put down both debtor and credit
or, and let no account run longer than
the 3lst of December This will avoid
many lawsuits. Sixthly-remembcr
the true saying, IF man wants
friends, he must show himself friend
ly." BE ready and willing to assist
your neighbor to do such small jobs
as it takes two or three to do, and he
will help you in return. We find it
convenient in these war times to ex-
change when money will not hire Ia
bor.) Help those in trouble be
ready to assist the sick and afflicted !;
feed and cloth the poor help educate
those that are willing to learn in
short, show yourself neighborly and
you will be happier, make those around
you happier, and the world will be bet
ter for your living in it. ...
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
The Minnesota Railroad Arrangement


The st. Paul Press says of the re-
cent Minnesota railroad arrangement
made by the Directors of the Mime
apolis and Cedar Valley Railroad COM
pany with Selah Chamberlain, Daniel
s.. Wells and Charles d. Nash, Of Mil
waukee, and Perry Ii Smith and Ira
r. Mum and other parties Of Chicago:
These gentlemen agree to expend
$780, 600 on that part OF the road be-
tween Minneapolis and Northtield be-
fore the first day Of next March. As
Q guarantee for their fulfiIlment OF this
agreement they deposit $4,000 with
Hon. r. j. Baldwin, the trustee OF the
present corporators, Of which $4,000
10 the sum required by law to be de-
posted in the State Treasury as secu-
rity for the performance Of the condi'
tions prescribed by the Act.
They further agree to expend $685.,
900 on the southern end OF the road
from the Iowa State line, northward
betwecu that point and OwatonDa, be-
fore January LIST, 1855. and $25 1000
OF the sum deposited with the Trust.
ees is to be reserved as a guaranty
for the fuliillment of this part Of the
arreement-the whole road to be com
pletcd from Minneapolis to the State
line by the first Of January, 1866.
They have already deposited $40.
600 with Mr. Baldwin as pledge for {
further deposit Of $4,000, which il
to be made on the gath Of June next
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18

In North Carolina tenpcnny nails
are passing current at five Gets each.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18

More than half the people would
gain flesh by eating less.