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6tales, Sc.
, sCAI,Esit sCALES!!l

CCALESi SCALES! SCALES!!!
- BROWNS STANDARD SCALES
Adapted 10 every branch OF busins where an asf
durable Ser 10 eaurd lsse supply Of their hrrt ciss
goods constantly "a store cad offered Wholesale and re
tail BY the manufacturer Ssencom, NO BsIcsy~f, oY
posits the Astor House
N. B.-scses adjusted TO sun any FOREIGN Standard
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Corporation Notices.
~ o " N # y l. q A N
" FOR S2oaca
PROPOSALS son s7ole3 on SRIOT DAMAGES
INDEMNITY BONDS" oT TIE COUNTY
- OF INV RK

Sealed roposas wia he Iec-ed =, Inc Cotnptronr'. eoe
an MONDAY March q, 1885, Il 2 o'.,oci, p M, WIEN The
~ 10 2asc, opened 70! 80 pGs.,o OF The Loe oi
any par. Of % Two Headed thousand Dollar,
(.11Jc) 6. Eio. Ds.. Indemnify .arG a.Iaos.Zed
s. Of he ie-islarG 81 ta State o: Ns VoT Iaas
Febfssy i& end 5y ofinsne- - the board OF >r
yi,o- - TIE County Of Newlors approved by the hayoi
&erch q asi.
Fre slo uend- wi hccr i'e,e' q te --.c =" ~ sr cent
10Y srnr r,yabs halt yerry on the Ts DAY or iry end
.oYcube N eac year .rd p..nciD.. Will DC Tccocrs3s
IN the iir.t deY q November, i1Sl
Gbs pTspess W.! s.c &c ,Ioan. ccai.se crt the fSe
p oao aua!c1 ca-s q rof al the ptlfoas whose p'o
pssa,s .aoal Ill t-.Sps. b roiUiIad TO 4aposs VII"
10 Co.H.j tssasaTe a. tho HioG.wy Ai : o EalA ayafi
Cd - rrrrciv together with ne premiums thereon
On r-e,c: e the toraD..oCr he c-cF,s of ne truny
tIc-. e.. Gaga-. toe p.l;ef W.: DC entitled 70 Ee
ce'' beads fer cTI. acs oi tire p. yl'Te Q. to srrif
epartf q them bsars n.e-cf' r9G se date q payment
isea otol az -oJid ~ lied sol hd3 I'D pToo,sis
Cor Ird.iri'y ioiS - ard , it csed IN
o srcor1 srv-iore ndGrcrrrd % tire Lcrnr--oicr. .
Th- r.t j. f,-..l to roget 81 90 the hts " con
rders necessary protect tts Interests OF ths
County. . =. .....,, -. -
C;:y Of New %s9k, Department q t.H-noo eeI.pEoi'T
g.
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OypIcs or Tps Dy,.~.ss .yD fVe~os C,s.LCo.,l
No. ~ WilLIAx IT. :. y, hE-cn ~. is9L
OTICE TO SIOChHDbDERS.-- The
In Stociho.lcrs Of the DELAnAkE AND HUDSON
s;iSAL CDHPkSY are r,-p41.faIly requested 10 attend
20 b. bod II hi. C:.s IURS0AI ;Ls Est
Of psi. mott - IL Rsoa, %. ths poe Of oonsssa ta
rropisy Of increasing thu capital ssk % tie Company 10
len h1ion, OF Doligrs. BY or1s, ''he Board,
ISAAC n. SEYMOUR, Tr,as-for.
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nFAFNEsS CIrPED HOWEVER CAITSED
MANHOOD ava tio Visor Of You.h Rostorai

kS1 N -Four Weeks By Dr RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE.
4ris wonderful s-ert wit y srhocd 20 me rrc1
Shattered CorTtictor. whether sng IEoa E@ceSses Doe
ASuse, OF Climate, katur4. Causes. Tho time
tesIse tic moi LsyaeEe & forE weeAs s-!
ar = Impossible Dr. aICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE "a
xea with Instructions :o sof So apT enan.
Us fJr 81 Saa; carefully packed Teoept ef !!.
i.o ~ Lis asodted ass: Circular seE Tee receipt
q. fse Stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, No. "a bfooT est.,
OHS 2Jor sest fom Broadway. aeN York.
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financial.

UNITED STATES TssAsunv, NEW YoRx March IS, 1894
NOrlCE.-Parties holding Thirty 1907 or
IN NOR. COUPONS on the Three Years Seven ard Three
entbs oond Ins'urr the list n ART relaesed to
hand them In WITH Schedules any beo,e bat dsie
Hodo.s complying with lie VIII have ;heir Coupons
O'Clock r. M. - -.
Btns Schedules VII De furnished opoa application at the
Ialarest DoDaIt neut ., tbi. Ck.ce
JOHN J. CISCO. As.i.t.nt Tree.nrer
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TV,HE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAM
SHIP Co. win dispatch sent nenthy ;asiI nw anS h:.t
OHIO INDIANA, ana MANHATTAN each Z, ~ tuns bur-
Ger between London and New OK calling s hsvro on the
from london Rates of passage payable In United
States currency from Eew.Yof First cabin. teo seeond
cabin, SO, .t-ersse, $50 From London or Haye First
cabin 100 secosl cabin sTo sleease SO For passage
spply to ChAs A WHITNEY ct the ottcs No. % Broad
xsy. Fer freight apply at No. = Sonih St
ROWLAND AsPIEWAlL. Agsnts
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THE attention of travellers is called TO the
fact .ha, frsns cured 10 vsry few days with ~
" TROPICAL. BAI.3AMt" they sloaio heIesfe, hsvs
(" Medical" Ha
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MARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROP
i!E EgHY c. 49, CORPORATION 10 b LEAsAD =;
AUCTION -Eoiic. j. hereby gs-n ts-l te ConpIoihf vii
o. ESP. l. tae Ze.a as a-zea. lttt 1t s'c-ees =
:, The CIV ~ l-sI- bios public auction hARhkf
CELLARS, nOisks .id LOIS, hAf sCALrsi eIe 'her
Cooperation pioyy for tefn Of I've years ioni IL, ars
day % May 1884.
Catalogue. containing ts- d-.-'on oc.or srd terms ~
.As b. haS gpo application 70 tbe Co.cto 81 Gay it-s
sDve OF die Office. . -
WATTlEw 7. BRENNAN. ConptToreT.
Cl.y .. New YoTk. Department OF FINANCE Ca rGs.sTs
Once P.o. Ib.h is,J.
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G0RSETS and SKIRTS ct GAyNORs.--
" We have received pcr -,c.er Celia r.ssriacen' RI
ser,men. @; row spin; ticoHs ~
PREACH E-L4OItAL si-iRTS
..xo,
Go.sa.i dozen % celebrated ard ole gnnt itns
HANDMADE PARIS CCA.h1S
in al sses y would o-.i tho speolsl .lson OF ses "he
do or LoTsC!Gct :, q nov
EQUESTRIAN CORSET
ia. t T. axs0;ly via; j. wanted and VII DO Isnoh Woal
'''''' - sirST LITTER OR LADIES FACE,
just introduced IN Pare. .
both piair ard e-nhroiv"r,d - 49, -
siLk AND SATIN CORsET5,
.sssnt;y ani.d Ill coors s'd -i4cs G 500 C"rsess, and
Kinds s,ius snsies) o. Aus4 Hsi'coth, Crinohne ana
o.Seg Skirts, =: low Y.1eoa .,
-g.oorioT sid si.nDi.ESDEgT
No. .S3 Brcs 59cy. between sts and ~ st'.
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OAMPHOR-wOOD TRUNKS-O very gu
~ psror oosuty and large size fos sale By ROWLAND
JOHNSON Comnisson Merchant and Broksfin linda Goods
No. ~ pssyssa NsW.Yesh, sa4 Ne lls hssksts., rhlA
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HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
AIsEs-" GOLD Dirt LODE,
.-.a oxs;sifss. Sous. ~ - ss SIS ..
Ars eech.
THusrEE3
JOHN EVANS Co'or-9o.
p ii. JUDD, New YORK.
r. T. COuU. Nov YSGk.
I?... aOLLEG, :'-zYoEk.
CEO. W CRsiyLiH, Ba.i mora
HERMANN FuSKE, Nv York
r. CORNELL WHITE. Sew.loIk-
NJ {. TYLER, hcg.ie.k-
y U, ARNOLD, fggv.esIce-
PPNSlDKsr,
HIS EIo.HsAcy JOHN EVANS,
Governor o. Colorado Territory
vICE-rRESTDEST6
Ron. s. @. ARNOLD
U-- =. Il JUDD.
Ticasurrr, WAITER y. LAwrON
Ofkos, 10. 70 CHA,
New iort.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
lss COMMENCING SOY. 10. iscs. 1884
.sssrssr S,sLea II icgs 2i;ast and +sv
Entrance oD 2Tth-s..
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EERRY LEASES ut AUCTION, at tn

| l'kRhT LEASES nj AUCTION, at inc
on MONDAY, March y isss r. II O'Clock m, w.u b.
lid Proic Auction ~. hrn~s' bidder with sdsgna:c
.se,y for sim Of len Tears .Eom TIE Is, day Of hsy
LEASE Of tho Fairy esasMShed ron tho zoo, Of
uog.oBt t.- River, h.Wiois 10 he loot Of Gi-Dd't,
u. GEhSE q d: Fer, e.-bli,i-d o 'ie foot Of
Tie LEAsE Of Ito Rery ri.LnsLed o.n the foot Of
61-ud' E..t River, "-wivTL % ,h- foo, Of ofrnds.
IT, tEsssoi Toe Fsrs @o- s.-Ili.i- from he foos Of
cAan.segs aEssr' nov Eo'. :" Ao foot q F.sSlA
Ths LElss q The ger.y es;.sa.AiS io he tos
t "a s ". G yisY fs1sE - VIII se ssa 1h ali
the rsh prs-s and sysussvs taToof selcsirg 70 ere
c'''''''i'H '''A' ci'7 G sissT iiii
Ito condition. md ,sscu4,. q Ito rAss- 70 b, In u.
alus f0a Of FIy Leases heo1ee'S Sie'od Into By u"
he Lease for c,eh Of sc Shove named rerre, Dc ,ae
TO coso.. 30 o OF le City CL-I.-r n 'alsiioa
la.-ss eso. thai lao u.y val cypdsct .J manage ls
ss!i Eery .esIe. tresahe - zach rule rosgl. a
nlcss OF by-.s g. az. 0v ~ lnay aogsAre s from
20 ,,s- l.. -i- paced by 70. Common Council or ,>s
~ Pe,oae, OF he F-ny Les. md ~ .r,.oa.s-. ie
s- go VI s~ '.qs,.' ., ~y at 10, doe 'nd Psee -
twenty pt ssai Of t s.st b.s Tor tho anHu- tsE
~. re WI Q. rsayiee .lso % iniia 81 Or
Ss e. ia - ~. I: ss sssss's s $500. e = ~,
rcI stcr yesry and fc III. lthri execution Of n coz
s-s,s u tie !eaSs. IL ies. q s AIe0a"E I'D As az
psne oftho sae Rnnda and Reysnue stamp 70 be pf BY
toe plrLAs.g .n3 ~h-,ef " be lnoo.a ~
the Cooperation ef o. q ccHiecion Win The plef s -
belshead OF priHc' proo'ei - Ie S'c '"'s 'r 'e'''
! 81 h. l-sre 81. y,
5noaid es- ~ ibs above named Ferries or ei'"f OF
th-, be- purrh,- other hs- The present '.ers
taay i b. and. 90 G'o9id"ce ~ TIE P1'l-i'"s
L. lav.s vl Ia. 5iS. t. a. ~ sI ApP s's"d '-lssn
I l.e rf..s ii e.-e. s..s 10 sel tn. bosis bd.pss
IA g. l.f Necessary ho s e..F5sea u siouy sad ~ Ie
osse rtef egfse 70 tie amount % DC PAD iof
| y srsr..
Lsse- rhsll also conis- rgvcarf requiring e-sn FeNy
lot .t.w- rffs
YuI,. Win . se loci ~ hose, u tie dy Ind
ions d. th.t ad ~ t'r Tir- Department ~ TIE Ciy
Of Nrp.fort and b. nsro icr e,rgni.hnsH' o. t'-
vi never lccccd by tine Ch~i rngineer ~ as,ss o.
de Ftr- Danss.Atof IL. Gas 81 sI0fk foI Hhiol
& ts Ls-<.a shll receive T-eufy llisss Per h,"i to-
hour riggye r} trr - r cc-r,ee ICES trn COS
4 to-r. AaIIlEN !. bGAh!'AN' CS-ip|s'4".'
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aide PERCEVAL's, No. co. BROADWAY
A-Aa kids Of CidljTeas Cosss sl9 5i..,s, DTssses,
ALJ.l. Eeossoa CoisoL CAaIsls. t@.- Ns-s. o..a
;ss ,o--rs U.s.: i-si-.9 ss-- ,i.r ...r..
~,sf i-fs, I1i ,-s znd ef -,.
~, d--es uzuag-ycni-l-, tse.s nl, sna b- cloi--
Fraiins Cotton rnd ss E7sroioere made 70 otse1 Stamp
.ng !os aIuToid.Gs md aGisise e<eossd perfectly.
E5Ait.. DEMohESI" GRAND OPENING OF
NE PATTERNS 81 .,ssaat PRIMO FASHIONS, ~
Broadway 81 Est I..h -. ld "a Fer.epoat a., BTeokyn
Spring No. Of ~. Ar!ST Of fssh;oa Now keAiy
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Mrs. DAVIDSON,
rlsisnf. 10 ,nrornc. ihss
fsris sre.,.g aid snum.r
WI t@ss pace Oh TUES
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OsrdH G,camsrs.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
4 csss srEAEsR wit eave sew YORK On the 3D. l3,h
DAY. ~b-- de day Of departure si te The MONDAY fi
Tos F.e!sA. or Passage .ppy at nc .ry eelee y. Bow
Ing rr-n. % u A,hEN Ag4-'S
EOR NEW.ORLEANS-DiY q. s.
4 Ma, s.,ln'n,Y osoRoE WAshlsglOa. C;P: =.
v eager viii leave Pier no y. r SATURDAY sieEch
" to GA cso ss PIS Co. s%H 81 ws: a'
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ IaNf.
The undersigned Will sr.oh on. IRE urderrnsn.ored
other ''''-'' EE ,sRSs; i 70 sssSoof '''' o
ohhS i H bissiTc a Z End '''''n' 90 '''
as, s.g. Iun, oo-~a,dr-. Ts'ra
vIReiNI .9rsce....
ioijisiANA.. sra,uin.. 49,. 49,.
I0w @ MI. ~: 49,, 4,
The OF sul,oyo. c. L. Liverpool Unel~seEs Rs.;zy y
iron Ships Tn.y brve wsi-r,ght compartments and
S%y &c sd Up aJ' .ss 3 III third us.
vto are charged :. tss iolev-r f.'es:
Cabin r'''''....."'''s' r'.S'. i. Currency.
Dlsy and accommodation unsurpassed BY aay Other lie
Fof larther particulars, rrply,o
WILLIAMS & GUTON 10. Il Wilt {
CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL. touch
} ing st oueeo-towp ,Cy,k harhorA This veli'sro~r
steamer. OF 40 s.goo hew.Yo. 40 Phl.4spi'. Steam
civ sS .. :. $50, - saturday c 70
IE s ~ y &Tri
Add succeeding SATURDAY. ~ n00a' ''S' f''f :"
horlk HNsr
p.yubi. IN gold O. It's -1aiysi- y ~ currency
FIRST CADiH....... $50 90, STEERAGE ...."."e5o 90
;, S .s, 80 20 ' Psl. * % Serge Serge to 1
Passengers forwarded 20 havre Bremen. ROTTERDAM
Art ac.. at equally Low
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TRAINS LEAVE EEyv-YoRK.


TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoIY,
F0s Hsw-Ii.yea . StEsl li'S' = ul' 2:is tEIh JOG
'NT4 f.. s.it, ' tEs i.,o. ~ ar, E,h ,:ss
! Q:x-l $50. i:3O I'd IT, ,. IA.
PR Pr sa al ir s.aapcrt sad @c.,ac ;sea 's
Fos Eorw.n. = SO 1850 . NJ. ls.is CEIh 800 rEIh
20 Fcr 'is ;i .' and 6,s,nwch 1850. n MI $50 ~.
~ s,sns,rd, T. sErls: ilNl m HIS (Er.h Sc
cEaL 80 80. s::e. .Ex.l Pm; ..., ga, lin.
~ $50 '''' 20, C6 n; K TN TRAINS
e; o.,a " Il I s = 1 ,ts ~ 1 SIh
tor Hartford aid Springfield, tsIl 1850 M u"
For teut River Railroad Sc tEI) 70 &0ntr'sL
fo, a.I,or, Tro,id.n,s and Fl.l.ll Railroad, Exh
FOR New Eleven ewLOndoa and s,ouinton RAiirosAs
For nc ta sa.ij aiao Z is:is p 10. to Northampton
| FOR nousaionic Railroad, g M
sor b.sS~-y sndsScrw.9 h.ioaa T. $50 m $50 -
o'~"'d' S'''' i Az : 4 sofs ::s
NEW.YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RA.LgoAD.-Psr nbsay Troy. Norh'and Wet, esys
10th IT. Dept at 10 ami .:.S p m eunsAy uaI 49,
r m
NYEW-JFRSEY RAILROAD ard TRANSP.
~ Coo and sf,sr MONDAY. Jan. ~ 1854 Trans wiz
al and 10 a. ln $50 o. ~ snd Il Minisht II. 100
r-,n viii tete passengers for BALTIMORE and hshiS-
Tr-ins fo- Ph.iadei,hia viii New York at and 10
Il m. a1d "a ~. AID - Midnight
MILITARY TICKETS VIII Eos se received IN the "a n
or 7, 80 . ~ Trains J. w. WOODBURY.,
Dec. ~ leSi AssiHsn, Superintendent n. J, r. r.
sQEA PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
L OO-1. r H. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK Ill through trains for the Wost by this route.
leave NewIork from the foot Of Courtsndt-t Through
tickets Chicago Milwaukee, ST. Paul. and all points IN the
EortllWs., Csestiae Indianapolis LoUsvills, 81 l.oois,
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati ard ali points In the "ess
and soutw be procured the Office Of the Peony.
ya,is Centrsl r. No Asor house, AZ the DEPOT zoos
% CosTian4,:- THROUGH trains leave NewYo as olows
IA Express. via Phlsdephis arrives In Pusonfshs
l::D "A
sp ExPrsss vh Philadelphia arrives 10 Phseursh .
l;f0p M. -, "A
i2i60p p. 10 r,.,.. ,s..
One Throush Trxn On sandsy via Phfsdsiphis' issnns
J. 1. ELLIOTT. PASSENGER Aesnt,
H.. No. Aston House
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fsNO NILLINERS ana COUNlBY STORE
L KEEPERS

AT GaAND-.F. CarsAP afDhsi 1850
Y,n cen I-atchse On, l-rr'i's Of hibh'Nrf SvopS
.s,-, .tu downtown iocselr -el wnpi- rlrose. Cell
On SOhDAY, I.r,l u. i.9-
We sb.p hove for o.i'a seso.- hndird cartoons
q, niCH cIbBUrS every wleth rcta auction Also, rev
rPtNCu YLCWERS al BGH.Sk% SILKS. eyery -htle,
cheap. $500, Inn IA, eanna
errupfi,rg III ssne.. yies sd ,. d ~ LIas- ana
.fis...' f,JSEErs EIyOOiIER sIa HATS, EIooA bses
,es,I,r ur.coe. ALSO, AiLAiNkhY Ltcks, tRAFEs'
itf,i-s.lsfs r. EDWARD TI0LkN,
Nos. Sli and sils .'rsIss.. md To sHefrt,
rt.b boet ers iron, Soc BOv-Iy
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ERENCH MILLINERY
No. rs 9ieecter-~' b.. ,bs
10, usn,l s-ri.D'nuei oivuing 0,
IlLLlNLEY OF Me l4isss .Eode-
DAY next, March -.
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TRAND OPBNING Of SPRING CARPET
Sg iE(s a. NIIlAbl AhDE2SOSS ), 40. % Bo"sry de.
navel s., tsn spsi0ss sasTogm.i elegant n'w Styles o,
fngii,s Row, Ve,v- ard rrus..s Csrpetrg.i also
fhirrply snd Ipysin Carpets, Ross Hs Hslhss ioo'N
SLaias or Cls. 10, .. reasonable Tricos "a s0SGs s.es
A. t~.d One Pico 20 aTsiUz - bay LOOK 10, Hin" u
At GEORGE KEYS's, No. 3.3 Sth-av.-
= 0BKAT BARGAINS in BEST BLACK sltns I. ute
jar,..sdi. BLACK aud COLORED AIPACAS, phESS
GOODS sHAWLs, CLOAKs, OAkPkis' oiL-OLoihs'
NArllSGS, sc.
DEADS! BEAUS!! BEADS ~
Eb AND FANCY GOODS.
MP BROWN Importer. 30. i.S rosi-t., y. 7.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
IA MAKE YOUR PURCHASES or
SMITH & LOUNSBERY,
NO. .ss BROADWAY, NEAR oRAaD-ST, atW YoaK
CARPETS AID OIL CLOTHS,
IT TIE EARLIEST Possible MOMENT
svus CON- elaa or1eFs cad contracts s7or' to N:
ls iri scrsl .driee s,H continue to OFF, eutf,
stock Of NEW SPRING STYLES at lsss th4n importers aud
manufacturer present pgicet-
r-.- Csl early 4 yea v,z choice rtylcs - BARGAIN.
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!, ,sI Of tbs "TnopicAL BALsANo % 20.

tow and IL uts 70 boeoilo general have not Lssit"-
Z ess yor the prcsest IT,; yc- ai4y publish you Lac
xoaIs res poettilliy, ;. T. CAtkkHAS,
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NEW-yoRK & EEw-nAVEN RAILROAD

g.. 4. .a1hSONEa Superintendent.
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SRAsKEGE PAsg HoUsE EE~-TOss, Ocl 3 1893
Nescs- CAkksso Dh0raRAs Co.--Csst.e@ess In reply
% f.voT OF ihss date add ioOv te sne ordf Ia
xiasa yOIT oUes.io1s s.ii Lave 20 First know ii
~ All nom personal zprisnce, tse Tropical Ds
So, ycpy peper-. Secondly -vng uiy-eh sbost ,nonth
b1if been taken IA vita severe co Q eie-i W.
ssrzby sSssvses .hs two thr-e ~c-ss sitewsrt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-07-15

BENEFITS OF ABUsE.-A great man
is always willing to be little. Whilst
he sits on the cushion Of advantages, he
goes to sleep. When be is pushed, tor>
mented, defeated, he has chance to learn
something; he has been put on bis wits,
on his manhood he has gained facts,
learns his ignorance is cured of b e
insanity Of conceit; has got moderation
and real skill. The wise man always
throws himself on the side of his assal-
ants. 1t is more to his interest than it is
theirs to find his weak point. The
wound cicatrizes and falls off from him
like dead skin, and when they would
triumph, 10, he has passed on inyulnera-
BILE. AS long as all that is said is against
me, feel certain assurance of success.
But as soon as honeyed words of praise
are spoken for me, feel as one that lies
unprotected before lis enemies.-E En-.
erson.
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CRGsUs AND HIS WEALTH.-CrG-
sus flourished about the middle of the
sixth century c. The prodiglous
wealth which he had inher had been
increased by the tribute of conquered ma
lions, by the confscatiou of great Estates
and by the golden sands of Pactolus.--
Perhaps some idea of the extent OF his
wealth may be formed from the rich vo-
tive offerings which he is known to have
deposited in the temples of the gods
Herodotus himself saw the ingots OF solid
gold, six palms long, three broad, and one
deep, which, to the number OF one hun
dred and seventeen, were laid up in the
treasury at Delphi. He also saw, in var
ious parts OF Greece, the following offer
ings--all in gold--which had been de-
posted in the temples by the same opu
lent man: A figure of lion, probably
Of the natural size, winebowl of abou
the same weight as the lion a lustra
vase ; a statue of a female, S d to b
Cresus's baking woman, four and one
half feet high; a shield and spear;
tripod; some figures of cows numbe
of pillars and second shield in dill
ferent place from the first, and of grea
er size.- Commercial anecdotes.
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A FASHIONABLE PARLOR.-H W
many people do we call on from year to
year, and know no more of their feelings,
habits, tastes, family ideas a d ways,
than if they lived in Kamschatka ! And
why? Because the room which they call
a front parlor is made expressly so that
you never shall know. They sit in a
back room-work, talk, read, perhaps.
After the servant let you in and
opened crack of the shutters, and while
you sit waiting for them to change their
dress and come in, you speculate as to
what they may be doing. From some
distant region the laugh of child, the
song of a canary bird reaches you, and
then a door clasps hastily to. Do they
love plants Do they write letters, sew,
embroider, crochet? Do they ever romp
and frolic? What books do they read
DO they sketch or paint ? Of all these
possibilities m Il and muff1ed room
says nothing. A sofa d six chairs
two ottomans fresh from the upholsterer's
Brussels carpet, centre table W t
four gilt books of beauty on it, mantle
clock, from Paris, and two bronze vase
all these tell you only in frigid tones
This is the best room," only that, ant
nothing more-and soon she trips in he
best clothes, and apologies for keeping
you waiting, asks how your mother is
and you remark that it is pleasant day
and thus t h e acquaintance progresse
from year to year. One hour in the lit
tie back room, where the plants and ca
nary bird and children are, might hav
made you fast friends for life; but as
is, you care no more for them than fc
the gilt clock on the mantel.
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ANOTHER BELLOWS FALLS Boy
KILLED.-We regret to announce this
week the death of another Bellows Falls
boy, Frank Warner, son of the late Benz.
f. Warner of this village, who was Kill
led by the rebels on the 2lst of june
He first enlisted and went out with the
nine months men and served out his time
in the 18th regiment, and afterwards re-
enlisted in b Massachusetts 14th.-
Artillery regiment. A letter from a per-
son in bis battery, dated June 22d, to Mr..
c. w. Converse, of this place, announc-
ing his death. says: ale was in the act
of sponging out gun when he was shot
through the embrasure by a rebel sharp
shooter. The ball entered behind in the
right shoulder and came out front in the
left breast. Frank did not speak word
after receiving the wound, but laid down
the sponge staff and walked back to the
rear of the gun, perhaps couple of rods,
and sank down easily with smile on his
face. He lived about five minutes after
receiving b wound. We shall miss
Frank much with his ever ready smile
and good nature. He had not an enemy
in the battery, and has borne the hard
ships of this campaign without a murmur,
always doing his duty as a soldier faith
fully and promptly. Frank is the first
man we have had killed outright in all
the engagements this battery has taken a
part 10. The boys buried him last night
at the foot Of tall p i e 10 the rear Of
our battery."-B. f. Times.
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Died Yesterday.

Every lay some flower is plucked
from a sunny home, breach made in
some happy circle, jewel stolen from
treasury of love. Each day, from the
summer fields of life some harvester dis
appears. Yes, every hour some sentinel
falls from his post, and is thrown from
the ramparts of time into the surging bil>
lows of eternity.
Died yesterday , Who died Was
it a gentle baby, slnless as an angel, pure
as the zephyr's hymn one whose laugh
was as the gush of summer rills lettering
in a bower of roses, whose lips are per-
petnal litany? Or was it youth, hope
ful, generous-one whose soul was hens
med by flowers, no willy serpent lurking
underneath one whose spirit painted at
ter the great and good, and reached forth
with earnest struggle, for the guerdon in
the distance.
Died yesterday ! Was it a young
girl, pure as the orange buds that clasp
ed her forehead, stricken down as she
stood at the altar p? No, it was none OF
these. But strong man who has sunk
into dreamless slumber, and is now being
borne to the gardens Of the slumbererS
-one whose love of country was para
mount, and whose life was in the end a
sacrifice 70 his zeal in the performance
Of good works. A faithful Teacher OF
the Word, he has now gone to receive
the great reward-'Blessed are the dead.
Daily, men, women and children are
passing away, and hourly in some grave
yard the soil is flung upon the dead
AS oft a. the morn, we find some flower
that biushed sweetly at sunset has wither-
ed p forever. Daily, when W g rise,
some one has been borne from our midst
Each day some pearl drops from t h e
jeweled threads of friendship, some Tyre
to which we have been wont to listen has
been hushed forever.