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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

RaooyLy,; COMMON CoUYCIL.-The Board met
or Monday evening Alderman Bliss tho President In the
chair
Alderman ArmGelj, from The Committee on Healtb' to
whom in connection with the Mayor referred the matter
r consulting with the Board Of Health In relation 10 deyisrg
seav method for the abatement u nuisances In the
CITY reported that they had long interview with tho Health
ori.cuers nd discussed the matter at some length but
had bn unable TO come any conclusion to be able to
,re ,epot on the matter They had flly agreed how
ever upon thing which was thai IN iuare instead
the ccumocutory which complaints OF nusances mao
heretofore tkcn they wil be referred 10 yo Ju ~
HIM TRANSMITTED 10 tie Alderman OF the Ward IN when we
nuisance exists and he WIli 0e e@ee'eu " acc W S 'P'
abatement. - ,.., hai.h ~ cor,r,aints from
the Health Commissioner Of nuisences requiring abatement
beCommsioner also called the attention OF INC oau So ne
a.. nat conuains Health Board requiring " hlng
In If lts &C. f the abatement Of nuisanoes to be done by
him. had been received, but as Dc Lao no Ios's
hn been tlicCd entirely as he understood IT, III inc hanns
lie Health Commsioa be had done nothing IN Inc mat
Ala Arms,n said that this very matter one Of the
prominent snbiois Of ne conversation which me Health Com
mttee had with the Board OF h ann ma vac acF naa m %
sny come conclusion 10 DO the WoTk OF hnhs UP e
10 aer soae routine business the Board adjourned.
-
DrEp PROM HER IyJURIEs--Catharine Norris IL
years Of age who burned Sunday night by the erp
sion q fud.amp died Monday night nom Tic inares
,9iaiKRsd ss %s % ~ .yy Il 1
DEATH FROM SUy-sTRoKE.-Patrck Mccormick
who was Frustrated by the hea in King near Van BIunts
few days since died from the effects Monday lie leaves
q wife ana family.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Michael Halera, IN passing
over Fort Greene Par Sunday night was seized ny three
fellows and robbed OF gold watch and 50 Ia b Detective
Worderly subsequently ouefed Parek Conney ara alex
lcFslind on aueucion end being folly llned 'Aes "eIe
LeI fJ9 hearing. The third peIaol 10 sii al l15ss'
LOST CHILDREN REsT0RGD-Ihe total number o.
children found and restored 60 thcE Ne BY tie roe'
Ga..as 49, mgA.l VI JA1e Eas ~.
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Chances ar Business AleH.


An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITG.-PARTN
~ WAITED a CAsER IN the very bss, paying travelling
bilesi United. a. making money apdyi sasoc on
Mode House. Room 50.
EOk SALE.-DAIs SINGLE WORKS AND
y DOCA No n. AV,cr-z.. fot G! Rivera Detroit
bic Ca. 1ly Doyco sAiugles pea yea" |sn Us increased
fory Ho,por TxG;E and BOILER, in perfect order with
Wei e..s, ,ssS s.s,a5s good basses,
slsS rom Scsto add planning MIL or other ma
ia 80 te ,uv one wiiing start Lumber
fi F, I'D i,e s 40 S4'' n-'''-'' A. DAY Agent,
EEPRY BOAT SkLE-Fery-b boat EXCHANGE
- Of ,ls ..t io ier nd l-st stroke Apply to
@ ". C5PELASD. No ia 8r'-a-as, se-.-1 OH
rIlO CARRIAG.-MAKEkS.--- -, o.
Pc s'ic. he SOCK and a 13.doiN o Co., No Is
Orsnges vii Conn., ~ 70 are ee9n, % % iio tn o.
BIZ. in lie p,sce geat da o evsTg COVE
nesfd room btnz center Of the oiy iw rod. rom
Of lie ~ ~ ,ery dersbe location hfstrate oppo. unity ~
10 ans want Of place to cary On TIE 0sne'
fpuE Dundee MANUFACTURING COMPANY
invite e. stienon Manuacafers to their Water rover At
u pas.ac NevJeey On tds wsisr ioaf PUG
ss wi h. Do es Ho5oAn aud jersey cay aa eleven IRON the
Tbev iv besd md h Of twenty-five feet to big de, with The
WI, p.-.r rivcr and reservoir oI three hundred acres
The M ~ are large 50 sran ti- each one las Tie bfnea
o. nayi,.ii0n both head uno TAI faces ., II
Tie abundant end permanent sugpy Of wo'efn ihe md OF
F popus rsltuae On rarissole river wiil - pohH5
rcd s5a BY ser isaae the most ocson
sos. can be ilaas 70 EDW. j. c. ATTERDURY, Pres
deaf IreaOp. n J.
IVANTED--Men wishing to engage in pleasant
w yas badness 70 give cali pses going south OF
e.ps required & rsm e.5 to $50 and pays from 81 70 = . per
Gay Cal 20 % corrisHitst tosniNo y WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

TIE Masonic TlMPLE.-The Masonic fraternity of
this city FOR months been engaged In perectng ar
rngcmen for the purpose OF erecting temple TO be devoted
TO Masonic purposes number OF sites have been recon-
mendcd but the subject created great deal Of dsenon
Tie locality was left trustees At meeting OF tie dele
etes OF different lodges last night twenty-five trustees
were elected who entrusted with the TO select
site which is generally supposed 30 be the Smith property on
Fuonave near Smiti-si. WHICH Oy general consent W
rsly he selected Arrangements vii be made TO COM
euoe the the coming Fall and from present ndica'
ous the building viii be one Of which the Masonic fraternity;
wei "a any one who has interest IN tic architecture
beauty OF the city, may wei be proud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE in New
N Y,rE.-DlVl END.-A SEMI-ANNuAL plNIpEND Of FIVE
PA CENT free bu Gcves tax has tee deosei on tho
~. 7. VAIL Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

8EcRsTaas OrFIoE 1RRRR HluTx. Juns p 1885.
fENERRE HAUE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAIL
l ROAD COMPAN-pIvlDEND NOIiCE-Ata meeting Of
IL Rasd rcci0-sf tns held t day s.sRnua
y.ni TX el ~ CEf on che CaVia stook vs. declared
g. f y1y4le % 90 Stocked lers REGISTERED the
No.. day Aisy. Ea.,en ssockhciler
wi o y5i u cfee Of the so-lners Loan and Trust
e.,,,.,s, "a +. otra-lcrk and AFTER july
~ ' r. a. NORRIS soeretary.
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OK PER Cf1T, FREE FROM GOVERNMENT
ITiHD AVENUE NAvIN9s bANkl
-vR IurEp AVE-. AND 4 RryrT-siNrH-sr


CrsgR THIRD AND TRFSrT-sir rHsr :
NEW York. Jun y. 1855.
DIVIDEND A eiarnna Dividend. Of tie rte Of SIX PER
CENT ic; nna ~ from Govern en- ty on u sums rom 81
I, on vii te Ion md sfe q third MONDAY IN itlJ
DFPOsTe uaate ~ ere July 10 win draw i'e,ot from Tho
H.. dad from 10 to H. ana on no DAY
NrDNF sDAr aud ATCRDAH EVENINGS iron 60 8 oclck.
SPENCER X. GREEN, fresideat J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

iEviSs sATISos iSsTlIUIioS, No. IS Waaea-s =

lKyISG SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 81 Neuen-s,.
nlVIDEND.--On and after MONDAY, July l6,
~ wi pad al entitled thereto Tho usual sent
-nusl en8 81 SIX aud fN percent annuu,
s- Oorstlei tax. Bsk open dali on 20 ecock to-
s-.,-k e. o. WALTER ". CONCKLlN. President.
NNAsona OUT I.1uxroS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

nIVfDENp NOECE.-New-Gork, June q, 1850.
II ~. Raor, q Dse.tos o. ne HOWARD INsURANSE
~ rrr CENT fee Ron tilver bic and cT me
sfl,yo 'nIv a,at NbNbl a. oAhlki. Me- -ITe.iloni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Ov.cr no "a " kLLrT.. ~ OK, Jelly p 1896
Ovid ND-Ihp Board of Directors have THIS |
llnlf l...s..d a aFNiANNUAL uiAlDtNp Il flNL PR
tiel I..tl M L HONE, srcretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Total seven hundred Thousand coo
Or substitutes for the the Commissioner OF the Metro
oosu Fre Depsften may tine deem OF
proper for good goyeumeat Ct tue affairs unlt Their
additional building 0daton Tor any
pul 1se cotneced with demands Il ~, neprncnA
JOHN n. HOFFMAN, Mayor,
MATTHEW H. BRENhAN Comptroller
C. c. PlSCKEEY,
r. ~. hNGS,
MARTIN r. BROwN,
JOSHUA g. Able.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

No ! sE0sDwAY NV ok. Jry J. is65
rgyHlRTETH 1NIDEND-Tho Directors have
4 nus GAY De- Id DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT.
e. ff,r ,,.e.i usi 1 r. payabe on demand
NM A. BLPTT7 r. crcret-rv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

~ \. SlPREML Coz RI.-Clly ara S99h8 81
~. Eew.Yor-NILLlAiR yhuASlON aud hQtEiI i1h-
Of of JD5lfhD
THRsf0N dsts4a Piainun, against PETER b. ........:
ANORY and DOROTHY a. iii wife, Defendants : stamp
Summons Relief 40 he Defend n shove nlned .....,.:
yo r. aIe hers6 ln used odd required 20 hs comp Amt
A. t action v.cl c1ly A'reih served upon J'1 nne %
o copy yer go i.c ri con ani on .n,
A t office No $50 Ntssau .trer'. Nrwf ofs within tYeD'y days
sie tie service hereof cgnsye NJ s Gay s"oh .eyee ana
Won fi 10 answer the sin within TIE time niorsd the yiai-
If seon viii aYpy e 1og' Tor ne Eeisl dei1ADaea ~
S. "A. TllhIEi, ris'ntif' Attorney, - .
I'd. Nasscu-st., n Y.
The complaint Sled the Office 81 the CLERK o. the Sl ana
County Of Aew-fori MsJ o. 10 ...., ~, ... 49,.
Biy5J lsw6yIh. s.I- IHA1l-li Fiainlu' "t''N'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

GUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-Iu the
- matter OF TIE EYERGAEEEi,s rln cemetery in,oroiasg
uudeI entitled set tLe irc0rpoa o. rt
Ceue,ery Assoc1Ion'" Yesd April 81; 1879. NOTICE 10
CHEDIORsPuriuutt an ofd o .hi Court ma ~ "a pe
entitled matter stecr Term Thereof ii IN The hing Comfy
Counioue the 1ih dy May. 1866 public notice T. hereby
TO OH clug O. b. creditor " tle crporaiouo te
Evcigcens present aud exhibit eg pecye cm ie under
signed med IN the sd order DIS Office No. Monacu.'
- the City o. Brooklyn on The h day Of Julr se AZ u oc5
q that day with tho OF err ssii
to sad red.'ofa
thereafter becom dre liability indebtedness then exist
and ssceriaind creditor cdi
falling present aud exhibit biz tic cm 1t the time and Place
des,n-c viii be excluded RON t btch oie proceed nss
tad before undersigned icoe under be said ofdr-Daed
Brooklyn, Kings County aay 81 letA - 100, -. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Tie PRrri.rsT suhmi'ieA fhe foicWiuE:
Rsrogsd Tat tgy Of Gaaliag Ie eTj, Assistant DE-
Attorney D. an1 e Lore lel a. i've houilna telafs
Gurur 10 ka fro1 tie Il Ills fosolu i9n.
II do Special committee on salaIIrf
NOTION.
cupvirrf moved that when he Board 81 urns vi" DO
90 ta r on ~ e.Iay, the lOlh Of JAY At u oc.ock
NtiCa tariird
y" "''0H' '"' D''o '"'" JOSEPH d. YOUNG. c-sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

lt s,.ni Annual Dividend Of THREE AND OSEHALF (3N
pSr CENT October the Ihrd risao Bonds, Is also
-. Ia. a. Ices uuii -ipaon. % tio time.
DIGS cal boadhocs resered e. Nev-A ok VII re eve
. t,. ,ss at louiiug House Of WiNsLOW, LANlER
- al zoe registered % Pittsburgh OF The Treasurer in that city
ll. irsnle oos va u' oe" T. Hp anu WIN
f'P'''' r. No. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

New Yoax AID u - RAiLso1D CoNrAyY. IGgA UERasi
OgFIcN w OK june q, 1905
fgNIE NIW-NCK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COf.tANi have Jared DIV bend OF OUR FER CENT
Stock out Of TIE rnugs Of The liz
anon be- a .nr sarss oovernuent inzv Be paid the
f.ar-hn So Of JAY next ct q Uhco cft Company,
usri-f of to..-fa-4ve. a racrl y s.xihst.
Vhs fr8no5 53ks r' closed a. on July ? and Nh DO
opslsi a. ~ a. On tYiL q jay. 90. .-..
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l"' Ifr1sBtEGH jan 80, 1906. }

dividend No. 10.--Thc Board OF Directors Of
u rranr have Dec reaulF dividend Of TWO AND
svfALr 0N PER CENT re ipia stock Tor tie quarter
Ia i.e 3D. payable I,o Of Unsl states tax on ana alter JAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Lsus.f PuIf ksp HssnitG hAftroAD toNPANT, ,
Drflcf q. ~ rOrrn fCrUTAg-..
lnlrtDELpfuA irur 20. 1866. }

vNfVf1lTN0 NVIIII.-Inb ITsnFTIr DOORS OF
lyc,nrsny wi b coled SATURDAY. June 20 and te-
- n FrfrfN Jflyll 1885,.
o. rlV,sD % FiNA PR CENT b. been declared the
& ri Common $. 5rt clear Of Ntofa and safets1cs, pya
on nd fsr Iuiy the Lolt-rs thereof tfey shall
f05 81 t.e booil Of tie Company tc 3l.ius Al
fl..,..tis 3aco. s. BRADFORD IfearrTer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

sa air that blows from the marshes OF peaceu"! s"o DC
tween tho blooming blnks-
The blooming banks that take the Gun
All day in a bissful dream.
Show their forms when -le day is done
In the glass OF the gliding stream
In the village Of Harlem itself Sunday used 70 De festive
occasion especially among as sag s on NE Sab
bath 1t there that Gambrnus aOdcaes Tor - n99Ts ne
hopcrowned seepter wherewth he wa!s ana muaos 1no
o stream and reach the Westeheser villages II you would
indulge lager beer The voice Of the baocnans mute IN
the halls erst loudly rang and even me emery sum
mons Zwei lager, Gretchen = is no longer heard.
,bs North River wi speedily convey tho
messenger out OF limits OF bis native land TO the foreign
Jersey and on pleasant SANDALS there h are many
bowl or soothing them with the burning weed.
Hoboken furnishes large number Of gardens and
Gently become more so owing to tie which cross
The most res6r and the Eysan Fields beau
tin grounds always open to the stre and fayorte place
railroads to convey the assengers Bergen Nights Hud
City and other popular places further back from the CITY
portion Of wicked island Of Manhattan to be extremely at
taoye for peamreeekers but IL al the same ue contains
which are LARGELY reorled tho visitor wishes TO takea
more tp and which nj" not 10 more tnan Goa
sumo the day he can go
Up THE HUDSON
BY number Of steamboat lines aud enjoy himself at almost
every landing. =. ~ s,,,a ., ci, Gin
Pouglkeepse Newburgb etc. while the nearer charms OF
Wecsswken-ths commencement OF the ralisadesEaduee
many hundreds of excurons TO land upon tho bold and
yerdaat shores west Point further up Dat not out OF
reach. =, All. - ,;,,,. -,o,ov an. no.,
exnend to see and appreciate oil tho beauty and grandeur OF
~ nJaon scenery Of the banks for miles, appear 10
G the foliage OF the rocks appears to
be so rugged and Wild and YER almost tneTe
NAV he heard strains OF music from the thick twned vines
and careless foliage which speaks Of pic mic aud good cheer
Srcaminess OF - The Lotus Eaters:
There is sweet music here that softer falls
Than Metals from blown roses on the grass
~ night dews on still waters, between walls
Cf shadow granite tn cleaning pess
lIusc that gentier on the spirit lies
Than tired eyellds upon tired eyes, .
Mnsc that brings sleep down from the bsful skies"
lion again Is the quick lively dancing strain which slg'
cost, almost everything that Is merry-the great creaknS
neorm tho sweating musicians the CHEEKY laugh and Jest
e 6og Of lager and the light gaucng feet OF tSe German
dancers Tin wonders Which 10 can turn aud not nd
amusement In Acw-fork.
COMFY ISLAND.
suco tho good people az lmyeead hlTe been relieved Of
sr bal e on e l,c OF Quarantine By the occupation Oh
~ les Point " ~ LEAH a4.l9gle l's DAi0Vsss ~ s'a
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31

even by the sanguine physician, tc
survive the blow.
Few would have recognized the gay
and gallant captain in the bent and
feeble invalid who landed two weeks
later at the New York pier. His Sc
cret, whatever it might have been,
sleeps safely in the sea, with the
corpse of that fair young girl, and
where his home at present may be,
cannot say.
No doubt the tragedy, dreadful as
it was, has faded entirely from the
memories of many who witnessed it !;
but it is as fresh as ever in mine, and
when | gaze at the little volume of
poems, which will have always a
place in my library, and read those
lines:
"But the tender grace of day thati is dead
Will never come BACK 10 ulf;."1 qulvv oua,
that sad and lovely face, rise up be-
fore me, and | thank Heaven that my
conscience, stained though it may be
with many an error, can never be
like his who worked the sorrow and
wrought the woe that ended in that
ocean grave.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31
Courtinq.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

Counting is luxury, it is a salad,
it is ise water, it is the pla spell ov the
soul. Courting il like 2 little springs
ov soft water that steals out from un-
der rock at the fut ov a mountain
and run down the hill side by side,
singing and dansing and spattering
each uther, eddying and frothing and
kaskading, now hiding under the bank,
now full ov sun, and now full ov shad-
der, till bimeby tha .jine and then tha
90 slow. hev saw folks git akuain-
ted, fall in luv, git married, settle
down, and git tew work, in three
weeks from date.
Perhaps it IL best [ shud state sum
good advice tn young men who are
about to court with a final view to
matrimony, as it waz. In the fust
place, young man, you want tew git
yure system awl rite, and then find a
yung woman who is willing tew be
courted on the square. The next
thing il tew find out how old she IL,
which yu kan du bi asking her, and she
will say that she il 19 years, and this
va will find won't be far from out ov
the wa. The next best thing il tew
begin moderate; say onse every mite
in the week of the fust six months
increasing the dose az the paShienl
seems tew require it. 1t IL fust rate
wa tew court the girls mother lee
tie on the start, for there IL one thing
a woman never despises and that il I
leetle good counting, if it il dun strict
ly on the square. After the fust yeal
yu will begin to be well akqnainteC
and will begin tew like the Dizziness
Thare IL one thing | always advis,
and that IL not swop fotografs oftene
than onse in ten daze unless yu forgi
t how the cal looks.
OCCASIONALLY yu want tew look sol
ry and draw in yure wind as thong
you had pane, this will set the ga
tew teasin yu tew find out what all
> w. Evenin meetins are good thin
tew tend, it will keep yure religion i
tune; and then if the gal happens t
y be thare bi aksident, you can ask he
to 90 hum with her.
! If yu will court 3 years in this W;
awl the time on the square, and if y
don't say it is a leetle the slicSes
time in yure life, yu kan git measure
for new hat at my expense, and pa
q for it. Don't court for mummy, nc
e buty, nor relashuns, these things al
q jest about as unsartin az the kerosen
n lie Dizziness, liable to get out Nv r.
O pair and bust at emmy mint.
o Court gal for fun, for the luv yo
. bear her, for the vartue and bizzines
), there is in her; court her for vii
4 and mother, court her as you woul
!. court farm for the strength Nv tt
o sile and the parfeckshun of the It'll
3 an soforth; court her as tho 81
O want fule, and yu anuther; cou
$ her in the kitchen, in the parlor, ov'
e the washtub, and at the pianner; cou
this wa, young man, and if you dor
git good wife the talt won't be
@ the courting.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31

shape OF a note payable with interest
and starts fresh account"
"Too bad; but Susan Brown had
her fine dress and Brown had his store
bill, and once begun, it soon grew too
large. Indeed, it was always too
large, and how many debts are not
SO? The command is wise, owe no
man anything Most debts ought
never to have been. No one should
have an indulgence that cannot be
paid for at once"
"Next year Browns store bill be-
came a note with interest, but it did
not trouble him. Next year another
note vas given, larger one, including
interest, and an unpaid balance of a
second store bill Heavier interest
was now asked, for money was scarce.
Brown kept falling behind for several
Haf a" cU 4Deo ,Ji1nc o(lo,rze rrard If !, ie
| saw the surveyors at work at that
part of his farm lying next to NINE
He was with them"
"Going to sell ?" l asked him.
"Pm going to give Lynde mort
gage"
"Ah! hoW's that p
"He's got some of my notes, and
wants one
q pitied him, and with good reason.
He was never the same man again.
An incumbus lay upon him, destroying
his courage, his very life Ifhe could
not pay store bill, how could he lift
mortgage? His farm must go-no
help for it. The grasping usurer had
done his work, had made his own the
handsome farm which another man
had earned by the sweat and toll of a
life, without the sweat or toll of an
hour, by cunning, small advantages
fastened to little store debt. How
indignant [ felt; how sorrowful, too,
when my good honest neighbor put
i his furniture into wagons; put in his
axe, plough, and hoe, and took his way
to an humble home far from US, to be-
gin life's toll anew, youth all gone,
hope almost dead, courage almost
failed. muscles and heart weakened.
And all this wrong and ruin grew
from a little thing, a school girl 5
gown. DO you wonder I hate the lit
lie foxes? Look out for them child
watch for them don't let them spoil
your vines, while you think you are
safe from them No one is safe T.
We rode on in silence, and | mused
and trembled. So many little things
life made up with them-which
shall ruin? which shall bless? "God
OF wisdom, direct meW | prayed.
Pay your debts when they are small
hot emitting the printer; that will
be sure death to the little foxes.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31
Sweet Annie OF the Vale.
J. H. ECCLEs.

Have you not seen the rustic cot
Down in yon pleasant dale,
Where once there lived maiden fair,
Sweet Annie of the Vale
Near to the little water-mil,
Her dwelling used to be,
Where the winding stream flows gently dow
To mingle with the sea.
Her cheeks were like the rose in bloom,
Her footsteps light and gay,
AS lightly DER the grassy lawn
She tripp'd upon her way.
Not flower SO sweet was ever seen
Down in the pleasant dale;
And age and youth alike admired
Sweet Annie of the Vale.
But soon the fearful spoiler came,
And blanch'd her lovely cheek;
She fell away in soft decline,
With frame so thin and weak.
And now beneath the grassy mound.
nourn in rI~-1s.lIG uaIe,
She sleeps in peace for evermore,
Sweet Annie of the Vale.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31
LAND!L LAND!! LAND!!!

Nohumbug-a safe and paying investment!
Lands inviting to the emigrant and vaiuaoie 70
CAPITALISTS, as sure to return all money invested
with a large proft-locared in West Virginia and
Western Pennsy ylvania-are offered for sale. A
ore nnnortunity is offered, all who have any in
tenton of emigrating to different Cline IN pur-
suit of home, or those who wish TO cnange ho rh,
a,ds are the best for farmers, favorably located,
~MI and in the market at very low figure:
ana Any wishing to interest themselves in the pur- n
ohasc of said lands can obtain full particulars by
addressing the undersigned OF can examine nm, "ap'
ana ofals " s'1s n. Z, SKINNER,
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31
Money Returned in Full

IF, after few days use of GODFREY'S CA
| TARRH REMEDY. its effects are unsatiSfac-
tory. Sold by P. c. GODFREY only, No. 83l
Broadway, New York; $5 box; few require
more 1t is the prescription of one of toe most
eminent of living successful medical professors
and surgeons in the United States, and is known
to be a Scientific, safe, and successful remedy
Occasionally case may have passed to an incu-
rable state, for man was born to die but that
none may be imposed upon, the above offer is
made, in accordance with the printed statement
on each box.
March 7, 1864
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31
PHOTOGRAPH Saloon.

THE subscribers have lately purchased the well
L known Photograph and Daguerreotype Sa-
loon of Mr.. L. d. Wilson, at Barton Landing, and
they are now ready to attend to calls for
Photographs, Ambrotypes, MelainOtypes,
DaguerreOtypes,
in the highest style of the art They will take
Pictures every day in the week-Sundays except
ed-till about the first of May, when the Saloon
will be removed to Glover. Now is your time to
secure their services.
vlll4m6s JOHN HUMPHREY.
Glover, May is, 1866.