davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-06
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

have 1cnE since ktreu up the use Of huthu. cnbeos
and IuLtprr IN the treatment of these disc asc9 and
onlf usethem lor the want OF hrsIce rtma1y.
, 1865-06-06

And the dI. 81 tra,a oft..or.fers to whct leads ~
avt1teI BY tic usa OF Q0SrAT sEE's III ifTE{sS ~
preventive, cu1el With astonsanZ ce.cFity ~ n
direct anr genial operation upol the l.cn-cas IL
liver nod tho uErTuu8 3yattu4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

BEAUTV on TURKIsH WOMES. A. 90
beauty Of mere dress and ease Of attitude.
nothing that have seen in life or IN PIC
tures can give the slightest idea Of The
wonderful grace. the extreme delicAcy. and
and bir,i-oi-paradise-like usclessness Of the
Turkish belle Women Of rank look hke
hot-bouse flowers. and are really cultivated
up 10 the highest perfection Of physical
beauty. having no other employment Bot 90
make tbeir skins a. sn0w-shite and their eve
brOus a. Iet-black a. possible. When young
thir skin i literally as white a. their veil..
with The faintest Enge Of pink on the
cheek. Ike that in The inside Of a she'll.
which bends cxquisitsly wi.h the tender
apple-leaf green. and soft violet oolors. q
wbich they are 80 fond. The reverse q
the picture is. thai after tbchrsi bloom of
youth u pasi. their skin becomes yellow and
sickly hooking snd you long % give the
yashmak q pun aud admit fresh breeze 10
brighten up the fne features. A belle, and
a beauty. Too. tbe Turkish woman must be
for nothing can BE- more wretched tlan %
see the poor thing attempting % ~Aik. or
make bcrse'f a. al useful. She shufies along
;be ground exactly ike a. ou.iaTrafsed
paroquct. boxing a. IL her loose garments
must inevitably fstter on az the next step.
The drarery which hns - Gracefully and
easily about Der IN q carriage. or While re-
clining on cushions. seems untidy and avk-
ward whcu she b. moving about. IN fact. Il
she Is nota beauty. AMI j. not In proper
~ ola rich man. she is tho most miserable
boxing creature possible.
Lady Hornby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
GLORY OF HEAVEN.

! pr.i.ed The earth IN beauty seso.
Wtth garLsnds gay, q varioss Ere-n;
] prsi.-d the 80, whose snpie 6eld
Saooe gbsrsoas ~ a solver shicl1.
Al c-rth sad Ooeaa -e-used % say,
Or b-zutiss arr but for DAY.
! prai-cd the sun. who-e chsrioi rolled
Oa ~h-eis oi aulhrr and of odd:
i Pr.ired fhe noon. ~sa-~ ssit~r eye
Giesui-d s~cetly throsgh The sammer sky,
And raoou and sua ia snr~sr sad.
OsH days Of h-hi sfe nsmh-red.
% God, o god beyoad compare.
II thus thy meaucr work are fsir.
II thus thy b-ssties gid The Spa
Of ruincd eauh ani sinful ma.
how giofioss ulust The maasion b.
NbeTs ny redeemed shall d4cn ~ith thee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Ho0-PESs. wouh ssy % en- persons
intending 20 build ne- b7gpen not ~
build grsnsry over or adioining "a. a.
have knorn TO c.ses ubere gram stored IN
such places has become - impregnste8 ~
the sfHuviun of tlIe hogs a. % b. os6t for
banan food. and doubt ~ p-op-iety q
uisking bog eat gram 80 saturated Nth
their vet ard VAIN spsrtrsenis. asd ! doubt
II pork thus fsttened car be r. b eat. Ia
such damp dark rooms. -here che tbe sun
ard Wind, have no purifyiug infaenee. A
hint nav ~ sosscieut.
rs Missy. Watertowu y. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
THERE'S NONE on EARTH LIKE MOTH
ER-

Sue-t = the soag q birds
Ia ssuauB-r's i.-ay wildwood.
Bed s~ceter lar The words
Thst grscs = iosisg ehillhood.
The streasaiet uucFs 90
The love "a hl cza srsoiher.
The huraaa heart aLgne can kno~
Therc's none On Earth iike s0th~r.
When Er IN distant i.ais.
Though skies BE- hsight shove o.,
We siEA tor geatLs bzasi.,
A 81 s1niies % hose ~h0 ioVe 30:
80 do~n ne diesry years.
We solos oa- ssolh~r.
let msrmur throsgh os,r biindiaz tears,
sfhcrs's noue on sarth l-ke mather"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
VOLUME 80, NO. "a

home. and Al night be may lose himself IN
the do"ny feathers Of the bed that lies on
the " W0nder-wOrkiag Bsdssead.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
OLD SERIES,

-, 10 ke' '1is rom
80 -''''s' N-'s'-' 0'oSgss 10 me-
-.' "O' any fsest'ons' sad
80 700 'ee 'eAi yoa are
-. - - 20 " "A your own -ay-
Dc" yo1 my oear' SAD James.
~oiANn. ou' cone let
~ ~ AnN '''''s '"e o'A ~1''e Ne nave Ne
money
30 away they vent, and the 'hoP-keePer
vas As "se" arPs'sea as Jane bat upon
A 'os eAP'AnA''0n vas 50 pleased that
oe "-oe 'nen handsome SedSeiioo As
.'''o1n'' anu eoPsa A' ne sA'a' 70 have
-. ~sN'1's OF serving tns@ "'ta otner ar
"ees
'neH re'orh oaoN 'nsy AgAin exam
,Hs' 'Aie''ly 'os carving on 'ae posts ana
80 impressed Niih the beauty OF
"'e AHAi' 'ha' 'ne SAID ! AN Almost
'n'1 u 'ieePins an soeo grand ''y'e'
s'er' 'hey re'irea 10 rest. Bot next
~D''s Aa'e' was a. ~orH. sae came 10
'"s eo"''.''o" '"A' 20 nAN' " Sook A' y
O'-. ~ 10. -o1'a re'la'fe so'oe aArnAsS
80 -''o '" N'' s over
'"o ,--'.e.' ." 'D' evening. s@e '"'" ain so
's' ~ sA's sno1s Ana get men,
'N -D An q1''e "'inns- iof De-
i's's IN "hA' CnAi'er Ton says 'SAt God
ms ,''A's nan ~Hn arms 'oog enosgA 10
80" any 'l'''s " nc wa o"'y
A. vas n'' many "eeNs before 'hey "ere
s-o,,.a -.
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T..
4 ~. ,,L:. -.
- -, -
:. D., - -. t--,.
=, - .s.I-,. - = '"'
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~, = - -
-. -, 90
- - s0s 14'eh'
- - i'-','' A'- '-''ns 20
- - - -APP',y Ossan'
-, ,.-ts ~ ""
- ~s'." '-l'ns'
A"'" = vas 'ns
- = -. .-.-t1--r', %
-. /. -
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a.. -, s--.,'s.- '.-'o's u
-. -. - - - - - = ''
-. -''@ ~ '"e" new
C"' Jung ''A' 'oe 'ee'arer haa sA'd The
~" '-'ne' Ashsa toe P'edge hsd
Que" vas ms thht
s-'"' e ToA' 70
80 | -" I''nef'o had
80 no " - - io1'1 'N@s ~S oy
's Nc haa seo1rea
-" -'e1 ne '@1 nNe1 ms
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wosaer.uortisv hes..e,s. f,r r~ pro.per;-
" crowned their efforts. he fel that there
va vet much 10 be- added 20 make al
things in fhc house " match. - and when re
bedroom va Al length completely furnish
Cd. the wife suggested the propricty of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
fPsIsrED sE Rrsgssrl
Poetry. BY Nellie L Packard.
TRIP LIGHTLY.

Tap lightly ever tro,ble:
Tup hghtiy ever wroar:
We osiy Oaly uaske grief dsablc.
BY d~eiiiag On a ioax.
Why sh.-p ~o~'< h.ad - tixAtlrf
WAY ssgh DER biossosss dsadt
Wh, oiiag % 81 m. sasighfsf
Why sst ss-k jOss iass-sdi
TrIp bEhti, o~er -orrow.
Ihoegh al the dsy ~ dsrk.
The saa m-y shssse to-morro~,
And gsily s,ag the hrk
F-lr hsp~ has not crpausl.
lhosxh ro-e- ny have hed.
Ihea acver b. co~a-hearted,
Bot ooh Coz Joy iuss~a8.
TRY iightb ever sada-s..
ctand Dof % rad ~ don.
We've pesris % s,riex. % sl.da-ss
Ou this side - The tosub.
Nhii-t sfsrs sr- nighi y shisin<.
Aad hcsvca o. OVERHEAD.
tecparsg- sot reptai.g.
Bet l'~k fOs jsy iasts.d.
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r. o o klVn.

PIcKrockErs ON THE CARs.-A gentleman
sho visited Leferts Park on 1bursdsy, had his
pocket, pctsd Of 500 while returning to the city on
Oh Of ne Myrtle avenue carr. Another zen tleman
N mo employ of the DckNb Avenue Rsilrogn Conf
psG1' vac relieved Of 800 yests.dsy, while riding IN
NJ cAfs, One Of the conductors Of the same line,
nhi!t looking over HE money, when near lGfer,'s
iart wa 'elieveG o. II by some fellow who y. abted
" Ot OF his hshd and was tpT eddy out Of sisht Tbs
CONDUCTOR osi about - Ly the operation.
lscESDNHY FIRr.--About halfpsst eigh.
o'clock sst night the stsbe Of Edward wall corner
North Ith and 4;h streets, n. D., was discovered 70
10 on hrc, bat ne ierle, were extinguished with
sli'ht loas. The Ere vs kndlei In the m.nger
during the temporary tbscnce Of the stable.boy.
The same place was ired once or twice before.
lDESTIFIEp.-The body Of the boy found
drowned a. tins Greenpont ferry, ON Thursday fore
noon has been recognized Ms that Of 10 eph Dunn
whose parents reaide at 1lg West 18th stfeet Me-.
iork. IL seems that the boy Wss drow ned while
bcatnt with some other boys on Monday last in the
Fast RIVER. The Commissions found on the head were
recovery. 1 '0' ms
DIED From BUISs.-A Young son Of Mr.
John Callahan, residing In North 9Th street, near
otn' p died Last evening ON the effects vi srci
dental burns received SIX week, ago. By ri. clothes
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General Intelligence.
tBy Maj, 10 the Sns York Sun,

Mr., ASD MRs. WGGAN the celebrated Rnr'ish
comedians ere com ns to this country.
REcEPTs Tor gate money 81 tie s.r,tog, rn...
isSt week amounted - $1,000.
Cgs. MuRE,TT'I cavalry, - g.. nurnbsr OF O. Oon
have passed through Austin, leSNs, en- route iyr
tie r. Grauas.
IT "a noteworthy fact ths, when tbs eaNl. nat.
ell, the increased par ties" bean 10 ',s,,,i M,
tho concern" ~ soon al p.isible
Hon. AssoS BUEIINGAlc, tie L. 4 uni,,,, &,
Chins, says that Amerlc4u merchants are Lighiv
o. e. nel 10 CANA and that our commerce ,iti ~
CelestAls Is rapidly incrvAsug
LARGE numNcr Of hcrScs nave r.centlv d,,d Z,
rulade ph.s, nom very curous AMI unknown
disease. The throat sweAs, shea The head md
limbs, and the animal quckly expires.
TnxEa arc still upwaris Of 5000 ofisJs bolu,o
ros'iuns OF trust aud suollmcnt ~ W.sht,,',,,,,e
Their .vcra C expenditure ~ II, 900 e.cL ,r'',t
iuI 10 the to.Al sum OF i've million doil,rs az
TnE height Of an iceberg, seen late IN Ir,,. oo,.I.
not have been less than 90 ie {, and AZ ,be. 90,
ieot Of ice below the water Tor every G,ot -, ~,
1Jt.l height must have leen SIC foe,. 49,
DASIfL DREW, the famous s,esrob,., maj, b.,
recently built church N Cargne, Pltrau 1870.
n. T., a. a cost OF $4,000. EIey,n,ls eouI'y,
40 church is ICE following ius,,ntig r ~ 90
pIais! Drew As!sodis' Es.sc0pAl Caulss." AD'
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diRL SRvKS YEARS OF ACE ABDUCTED
TO NEW YoRE-ATTssPTED OUTRAGE Upos Her
fEnsoS-l osterdsy afternoon man, 30 ycar, OF age
flNIhs hA name a. j. X. Baker and who claims " be
ahaYai officer Was brought TO the police p,a ion In
Js'sey CITY On a cbarve Of having abducted child
named Mary +. Ksnney, years Of ave, from her
home nj the foot Of BERGEN HI. near Chnst's Fa-m
La, H. % ounese hcr psfson 10 alleged
~. .ne scyAsei netoyed toe little gil iron tho
Nlc.n " q nor hcne on Thursday afternoon, and
iunnoed me- 70 sonEsny h.m to the house No 1o4
nishI or two previous furnished apartments Here
ne save me cht some beer and vino " drink. which
he attempted TO outras . her srson, but the sifl
screamed vhen she discovered the nature Of
rs intention, and Reeves, the keeper Of the
house, went up Stars 10 stcertaIn the cause Baker
met hun At the door, and guie.ed his
and wanted to 20 home bat n she lived In he conn
try, he could not take here there nnti the follow ng
day. Ibis quietsd Reeves suspicions and he With
drew. The william then renewed his attempt upon
me kltl, Nhon she again raised an outcry, and
Precinct who proceeded to tie room and demanded
70 zee .he ssa; pop ,es,ne the oceT che at once
toby aud was locked up Tor he night. A.cer,anins
tlom the child INA, sho had been abduced from near
m0DdiEsn' on,cera we're sent over ye.erday to make
was brought 70 jersey City and committed Tor ca
animation.
ATTEMPTED RAPE by A NEdRo.-A negro
named Charles Conover was arrested in Monmouth
County, n J-s few days since, on charge Of at
tempting TO commit q rape a white woman al
MARLBOROUGH, and also for having committed an as
sauit and bsueIy upon man who nenrd the voInan's
eTies And came to her Assistance. The accued was
Committed " the county jail ~ agA.I trial ut the
September Term VI the Court.
ARREST or CoUNTEGFETTERs.-T Young
men, siVlng their names rs Henry Sheals and John
Rogers we're arreHed In er cy CGy yesteriay afteT-
noon chaged With attempting TO pass $40 counte
ieit nil OF the Thompson Bsnk Conn, at several
tufiness pecee IN" commercials wsro found m
their possession. They were CON mi ted Tor eram,a-
A.lon.
FATAL KEROSENE AcCIDESr.--Mr Mallor-
ma Wayne died yea erday morning at her residence
IN Beacon avenue, Hudson City, from the effect Of
burns caused by tho accidental rpsettine OF kero-
sene lomp Oh Tue.lay nlEbt. Her mother -rd sister
we're also severely burned in irving TO save Lor ts
hrs. Wayne caves tVo small children, y no vsro de-
pendent uvou Lss ioE support.
Passage OF TIKI TAX ORpISASCE.-The
Common Council Of jersey CT net los. evening and
pasoi tho ordnsn.S ioT the GaGc,pcu NJ o! AL nuua
tsI for tho war ending Map lst 1865, exclusive Of
pol. lax, amounting to Ss6T0VO
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ihs m:ss the sS:s s : snsounos On d q BE-.
back tSer Money For s"spnns sss,s ss. ins%
s Ste such info nation ss have been .rre:.sd aud
AL que,iiOps a, 10 sen before that tune. on the
p,rt Of the defendants two points were tsienirst
inquire into is validity, 40 second that . policy
ticket vn not included in the description lottery
ticten- The Comisiionen took the points under ID.
visememt.
PoLok IsTrLLraEScy.-TAs Lat Murder Of Q
Po!iornsn-CloH ofa Drsordeviv Hou. SERGEANT
Hughes, Of the G9;h Precinct yesterday lodged
q complaint before IJustice Lsdvith, against Allen
Cameron whom he charges with keeping sdisorderiy
houre At No vs. seventh avenue, which, az ALLEGED ia
1877 Of N ewes Posi,u,'' No. Ss: VIII 20 re@. m
ss,n rteSs1e: were IN ne hsfi, q ,', 49, = bins at
who -skcn into the CT Ipentcrs shop bceaut 10.
toEIcstod niynt before he murder. Cameron was
Ietdied 10 eiVo hail W answer before the Ccoft Of
General ke.sioUs
7hyk u Liyso,,- Cont,isoH q; q r-sonSr. On
Thdre:iy Dl-hL O1.ccr Field, OF the 9th Pfcoinot
arrested Alicd Nohltrna1 employed by Assrs.
holman, and Cr-,i. No so Greenwich strcet,whUe
In the se Of ~ oyir- So Worth ef LIQUORS ncia their
distihery. The pt,soner -cknow iejgeI thai he rad
yos,s, -b3ch he ,oid % WA Aohimann. u no. 800
Niceprich 81. Cha. NoAitntil brother oi Aired,
Worth OF siirit1 h"enBsn Jones at the Toinls,
SSuimi,ced 10Th Of iht acgu,ei ior la. ~ l. said
LhetcI .ece yer, hu He'd from he city
BodrtnJ HoiL.c Robbery May Ann Mach. living
~ ls5 'IocIa Oh a., .s trie'tej ests!Ssy OF
sa 80 q t,eahIs tlO4 tgi. VoAn ElemlnE. Of No;
!n the loSIclng house Of tho passover. Alco-man
wore committed the sccusod for tsl In deiAulI "
dr-eH Of ALLEGED Burgtrs August Herman and
JOhH fkher ~ore artGtl yesterday morning, AZ
hsr'sn Bridge, on susp.ciop Of LAYING stolen Si!J
worm Of wearing srpa Ell, which they had Ia tleir
Io-GsssOn. II was tUttequsnuY sscsFtsined that the
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Too Late for Classification.
- EATkxp.

DoNAHrF,-on Friday evening. Aur. ~. 1875,
ntcr Ions Hines, Ifi'h lie bore vith Chris isn
iortitude, Patrick Domaine, native oi Banagnet,
inGs Co. Ire and. ia the 10Th year ct his Ayo.
ne friends OF tao family, and those OF his bro
Their Michael, and sons, Ih,mas, Phl.ip. Patrick,
DANIEL, Michael and john, sre respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on sund'J .af'olnoon. 2Oth
inst, a. % O'Clock, from hi late residence, 100 est
4Oth a. Ills remains Sil be tAkon 70 CSlvsry Come
tory for interment asT
ELLlS-suddenly, on Friday, AuF. IS, Aune tue
ed daughter Of John aud Maria E'liH
Tho friends and tclsttves OF the family are respect
mly invited TO attend her funeral. nom her ls;e
residence, 800 Cherry IT. sunday Afternoon, IT ~
O'Clock. 80
LOOMS - On Friday. Aug. rs, Of scarlet fever,
Thomas Henry only Of Albert aud sarah NJ
LooInis. aeed years and IL dave
Friends and relatives OF the family .ro retpect-
fully invited To attend the funeral this saturday
afternoon. at o'clock. from the residence Of his
PARENTS SI6 Tenth a.. Troy, y. Y. and Springfield,
hess, papers pease copy. li6
.soUTuwIL-On Friday, Aus. ieth, OF consrinp-
tion' Ann sonthwi, Ieict Of john soutbsil aged "
yeas, o n o1tlls and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family, ard those
OF her ton-n-law, VIM. II. CobnntS, Ge respecttullr
invited 20 attend the funeral, ON suuda, .iternoon
NJ O'Clock, iiom her lAle Iosidenc, 2lI Eat 9th
street. li5
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MARINE NEWS.
Ase is-s. Rse.. l-s. sets, 9 GA. w,,,r, q I
CIEAREfl

CIEAREn
-eTEAMsHIPs-Cir Bremen: United State.
Mar po.s oals.b. ero oi,se Ksss. .n6er.
ors' baltimore, Aueshany, Baltimore; Isbour, Boz
Ton; Union, Boston.
sHIP-Cultivstor, Russell. for Liverpool.
BARkS-Eunice, kanzaniila Nay Flower, Bar
badoes White Cloud. Philadelphia
BRlGs-Ccrnmisssry, Hsr. Grace; Cyprus, Pictou.
sCHogNhRs-Ge sheridsn, baltimore; T Pr-
ger 90 Baden, Giace Bay; W Muyct, Norfolk;
csng.- Boston; Fanny Ksstinr, r.. liadsipiis: Ma,
TylAnd, BRIDGEPORT Maryland. Beaufort.
sLooP-W II Bowen, Jackson, for Providencs.
AKrIvED.
:. sTEAMsHfps--Cosssct, from Portland, Ne. I-cv.
Empire CITY. Hilton Head Gen Rhorrnal, B.r-c.a
Shlps--N>rsa,et Evan. lot Montreal Is-hc-r.
AnOe'o, Havsrr Good Hope, Newcastle; Eicort, Liv.
eipooii laIoahre- bcnibry.
BARks-N 'nnlo. CarliT; Cris'orer Color1hne,
lAuttttnl Cette: B,nthco, Cos Bas: T,bs, Liver.
Foe zen no fario' Aus.l Liverpool staff, Gi'ce
hr,inrton, Gov Bay. { b Phileua Gov bay. Q IL,
sAth'- Gov btyT Hunter Cos Day
,BkIis.-s Y Heoned-, Gov Ii.v; MAGGIE. p-.NuJst,
~, u a; Whn'.krr, Jone horw A L Peek Lilcar;
S.lls Eosesay, New C.sie !; Maria wS;o.er, Cow v
startled Fsru Cow By; Issheila- Para.
Village Queen. Halifax: W II Nail
Nr, 10Y 81, larh,nnf' C,po Town, J w.llae",
" Ou1crtf,Is n lHugpfOs lf0V-
IStnce Ior han Bends son. Bcston:J " Culver,
%; ieniy NAY Bscf Rock for Philadelphia svtl,
Fsl KY er; EdsHr'ls, J. toyifence; Cspi'ol B,n-
fof Aiia4ne, New Boltcri for EizabtthpoTt; Trca-
ne fralforh Nahalla Ellsvotth; Dies, en-. shuoe:
y, lurNlla, rand NInauu; Julia ~ Hil.storo y :;
hAToihser Banror Mediator. FAN River Charles l.
huse Cold Spring; Rattan Ellsworth: Joseph tay,
Imam Nsndaiia. Ellsv 9th; Abhie Perkins wini-
sor, ;; Boston, isoeon; Tahmaioo BAngof; fe.est,
plToyisenee Alpine, Bansor Magnolia Windsor, Ms;
Provthcetorn. Gertrude, 81 john, N u; Bids
AL La'en; Dyer, SusCuAsh; Erie. Barror;
fncon Elizabethport for We,tport' Plymouth Rock,
Boston. Billcw, Addiyon. Emily = nennisOn Albany
Tor Bo-ion: " &, Niudrot: Loduskis, EllsvOIll
bylvi Addison r. Endicott, Beaufort
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RLACK AND C0LOEED ALPACAS. MO-
- hlif l.us;re sni tatsmetta yery cheap, a. LAM
BEEIS, 5s3 Greenwich ST. also iar.e assortment Of
Ilsnnes ~ vrry Teouc1d ptIccs. Good All NNol
Flannel A. =. Co. Also Table Linen 1owelllng Nap
kind aud BAflO.al rklrts vtIy ChCcp. as4
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CROToN AoUEDuCT DEPARTMENT


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
Sro Iron Foun len. Sealed proposal. will be re-
ceivcd at thi. Office tRotuada- Civ Hall park nntil
u O'clock A; NJ. Of Monday Aug 2sh, for the supply
Sansy SS for S a6 d p fns s.cs s s.
long Of ieet inter. diam 20 straight ppc each a.
N Iona Of T. intef diam. in ell 2675 tons toi
Ay+O lbs, each) Of Pipe, OF ieet inter. diune'er
Also for 800 lin. n strdght pps Of 90 in inter diam
Also tor SSG lin a. str,ish; ppe Of ~ In. inter diam
a,voo lin. feet straight pipe Of in inter diam; and
81 tons of brunch pipes and othef tptcia castinys
the feet plc, or the whole Of the ~ inches ppe or
for all The ether PIP. and ,pecal csstngs; Each pro-
which II relates, tho name Of bidder and the dAe Of
lie offerings Forms ior the bids and ali mere ssary in
srEPHENS ROBERT l.. DARRAGH A. W, GA.
VEN, Croton Aqutduct Boari Once Croton Ague-
duct Department. Aug. l4th, 1866. s8s
CROTON ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" To Brass Founders-Seaed prorotslL endorsed
Proposal, for Btsss stopcockh" also Siih the name
Of the bidder and the date Of its presentation will
IN ~ ii o'clock A. n OF Mondsy. Aus1st ss for ths
supply Of L60o ..;nch bras sopcOckG SO %-inci
the bios ana all Necessary Information can H. o ,Ss
tanned AZ this office, THOMAS STEPHENS, KOBT
.I DH HEIS GdL w iso CRAVEN c.0'oa 40 Bs.rd
EOR SALE A SUBSTANTIAL BrrIIr
cabin and stable IL feet vide Would eS shSo,s cen op
and 2i.h st. ssI
T ,0ST-IN WILLIAMSBURG, A BUN
- die containing f. pair Of boot lerA On return of
the same TO s4d Grand st. reward Of az win be
given. 149
NOTlCt--THE MEMBERS OF THE LIrHO-
~ ersphsu' Benevolent Association OF Nes York
ceased msmber PITRICK sRA oa snn % ;ne Se-
goth, a: One ocock, from his late residence, 90
Meadow st. llotoken \. J: hENkY q. HUTCH.
IN SHIRT BoSOMS, CUFFS AND COL
~ Ian, operator. wanted. Coed prices paid for sol
voif at 100 Eighth ave. Work gwen out 10 those
having machnes.
WANTED-SIX GOOD OPERATORS
w Wages from % to sl3 per week 20 yi,I,
ba'stors or hDisher-. Appiy At 81 ForlytL A, ~
floor. Gail for the whole week S9t W
4 HORSES FOR SALE-sUITAPLE FOR
any kind OF business, enc Will ba soid toId sgr.
also sets Of barn - ~ no cold esp InGIre In
ne Grocery Store cor Myrtle ave, and Gold Ell vot
Blooklyn. III ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
PREsIDEYT JoHysoN'g AppREgsEs-

PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's ADDRESSED
Nothing could be more appropriate and be-
coming, in tone and sentiment, than the
addresses which Mr.. johnson has been
called on to make since the duties of the
Presidency dsYolved on him. They are
weighty in manner ard in matter. They
indicate unmistakably that solemn sense of
responsibility which is the best guarantee for
the faithful discharge of his high trust. His
reserve in speaking of specific acts of adj
mlnistration is especially considerate and
wise. In declaring that hesbai act upon
each question as it may arise, and as it may
at the time seem best, he lays down the gold
en- rule of all wise craftsmanship and gives
strong assurance that the government viii
be administered with strict regard to the
practical necessities and emergencies Of the
hour.-NeU York Tunes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIN II. HUNTER. Acting Ssc'y of State
A Dispensation of Providence.

O., We have no wish to outrage the religious
feelings of any one, but we are disguised
with seeing and hearing the assassination
of President Lincoln termed "dispensation
of Providence" II is nothing more nor
less than insult to God Almighty, to can't
iugly impute to Him crime committed by
the most degraded Williams, tools of the
Southern leaders, who in turn are instru-
ments of the Devil. We regard that a
strange species of religion which tolerates
the foolish idea that Providence resorts to
murder and assassination to accomplish its
en- Dis, or enters the deepest sinks Of pollu-
ton to hunt out low-lived and miserable
cut-throats to perform its work, that the
Devil would be almost ashamed to employ.
The consequence of the murder of Lincoln,
may be the speedier triumph Of the Union
cause, the annihilation of slavery, and the
establishment Of liberty throughout the
world. The murder of a thousand of our
best men might make these events more
certain. Yet that is no reason for saddling
the crime upon Providence. If there is
any Providence in the matter, it will be in
turning the consequences of the assassina-
ton against its perpetrators. It was J.
Wilkes Booth, instigated by the Southern
rebel leaders, who murdered Abraham Liu-
coln-not God Almighty. And we imag-
Inc that Booth, If caught, will have to hang
for the crime, and not be rewarded for car
rying out the viii of Provideuce-W hite
Cloud Chtef.