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posed and knowinghow much 1t heightens our
joys to speak of them, win doubtless permit me,
through the columns of your paper, to speak a
word or twoin the ears of the great public con-
cernfng matter which may not seem very
great to others, but which was a joy to me, and
which am sure win make me a happier man
as.long as live. sI/5F
On the evening of the 31st of December
last, Mrs. P. and myselfwere spending pleas
ant hour at the house of one of our excellent
neighbors, when messenger came to inform
US lLat company was waiting for US at our
home. On approaching that very desirable
place we discovered indications of something
unusual. The manner in which the whole
house was Illuminated snd very suppressed
hum Of sociality were suggestions of nothing
unpleasant. We were met at our door by IA
milliar face beaming with kindness, and in,medi
ately Conducted to the study which was crowd
ed with young people. OF course we were ta-
ken by surprise. What didit all means We
were not kept long in suspense. One of the
young men alluded in pleasant way to the
situation and referred us to one of the young Ia
dies for an explanation. The explanation was
given in few brief sentences. most ftly spo-
ken, the substance of which was, that the men,
bers of the Bible classes had come to present to
their Pastor the pictures on the wall as token
of their kind regard. Up TO this moment so
skillfully had the matter been arranged, the
array of youthful faces, not the pictures were
seen, but a glance towards the wall revealed
the two magnificent pictures, "WssHIscroN AND
HIS FAMILY" and LINCOLN AND HIS FAxILr." a
present of which any one might be proud, and
its value greatly enhanced by the charming man
ner in which it was presented.
The ceremony of presentation being over, re-
freshments, which had been provided in rich a.
bundance and variety, by the young ladies, were
partaken of, the feast of socially was enjoyed,
and this very interesting occasion closed with
many kind expressions. anticipating the ''happy
New Year"
The presence 0fthese young people in my
congregation makes it always attractive, and
their repeated presence in my study has made
that attractive too. Happy is the Pastor who is
surrounded. and sustained, and charmed by
such a company ofyoupg people.
II. W. PALMER.
Kirgsvie, Jan. 2, 1867.
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Eg-OFF THE Cross WALKs.-Few things are
more aggravating during seasons of mud and
slush, or deep snow, than to find the cross
walks straddled by some long lumber wagon,
and to effect crossing you have to step out
ankle deep into the mud, or knee deep into the
snow. 1t is bad enough for sturdy manhood,
bpt intolerable for ladies and children In
some corporations of no more Importance than
ours there are penal ordinances against such
stold boorish impositions
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TRANsAcT1oNssy
zoo oLADIEs
spEclat NOTICES..
ma SCH ENCK,s PULmUNIo SYRUP.

Nh SCH ENCK'S PUL mUNIC SYRUP.
This great medicine cured Dr. J. II. ScHENcK the Pro-
prietor of Pulmonary Consumption, when he'd assum-
ed its most formidable aspect, and when speedy death
appeared to be inevitable His physicians pronounced
his incurabe when he commenced the use Of this
simple but powerful remedy His health was restored
In very short time and return of this disease has
been spprehended for all the symptoms quickly disap
peared and his present weight is more than two hun
dred possdH-
easve to the cure Of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with it, ana the
effected BY bis medicines nave been very and
visits to several of the larger cities weekly were ne
has large Of patients and is fruey aston
ishing to see poor consunptivcs that have 70 be lifted
o. heis carriages, ana IN few months healthy, ro
bust persons. Dr. SCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP,
.SKA-wEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are gener
rally all required in curing Consumption. Full directions
accompany EACH that any take them without
seeing Dr. ScHENcK but when is convenient it is best
to see him. He gives advice free but for thorough
animation with his Respromeer his fee i three dollars
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
esses of the Doctoone when in the last stage of Con-
sumpon and he other he pow is In perfect health
--sre on the Government stamp.
Sold by an Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 so per
bottle 81 80 hadozen Letters for advice should
s1ways be directed to DIR achencks Principal Office No
Is North 9Th Street. Phiiadetphia. Pc, .-e
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co., N,
T. s. Hance, Baltimore, Md; John ID. Park, Cincsp
natl Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago H.; Collins Bros.
st. Louis, No.. No, ss-1ys7ss
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{ Brewn,s ysrmifuge Comfits or Worm
EHectual Worm Medicine.

- BroWu,s Vermffuge ComntR or Worm
Lonenges-Au EGectual Worm Medicine.
Much sickness. undoubtedly. with children and D.
dults attributed to other causes 10 occasipned by
worms The s"vERAIFUGE COkFITs," although
efectual In destroying worms, can do no posi-
Die injury to the decatech This valuable co-
einson been successfully used by physicians and
found be safe and sure in eradcatpg worms SO hurt
ful to children. 4r4--
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate at
tention neglect of the trouble often prolonged
sickness. 4rss
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN are often
overlooked Worms In the stomach and bowels cause r
axion which be removed only by tbs use of sure
ssedy The combination Of ingredients used in making
sBnovxs vxRxrueE CoMFITs," is such to give the
hest possible effect with safety. .a
CURTIS q BROWN. Proprietors, New York. Sold by
u Dsslers in Nedicines At s5 cts box. s65 ly
Rlaek ~ . Crow, few years since, was
uany splendid head that is now grey grizzed Why
not restore the yet upxrnked brow its honos
Five minutes effects the splendid transformation. In
les time thsp riaeman would take to
Load and Fire
shAee hmes the ereyest head may be made darker than
se Psan's B7ng No matter Of what undesirable tint
ths hair or hskers beard may be. the change to
perh Sesfectly natural black brown is accom-
pltsaed by one application Of
GFsstadOro,s Hair Dye,
without staRing the skin injurng the flaments. Man
uf.oture6 hs J.. CREsFADoRo, 9 Astor House. New
York Sold bya Druggists. Applied by all hair Dres
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George FL. Fassett, has been appointed
Deputy Collector for this County.
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AoE4 Pc MAoSoLA.-The prettiest thing, the "sTeet-
thing and the most Of t. for the least money 1t
the odor of perspraon sofens and adds del
cacy to the skim is delightful Perfume allays head
ache and inflammation, and is necessary companion in
the sick roo in the nursery and upon the toilet side
board 1t can be obtained everywhere at dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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Merr1gea and Gclibacy-An Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also Diseases
snd Ahssss which prostrate the vital powers, with
afe means of resf Sent ae Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address. DR. j. sKIILIN HOUGHTON,
- s5s-y Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
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DEPUTY COLLECTORS APPOINTED
Almond D. Webb, of Warren has been
appointed Deputy Collector for Trum-
bull County, in place of A. B: Lyman,
who has resigned and removed to Cincin-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05

OuR You've FoLKs for 1867 promises to be
superior to any of its predecessors. 1t is tru-
ly one of the most pleasing and attractive Mag
azines for the young with which we are ac-
quainted. and.we bespeak for it a large circula-
ton In this community. Ticknor & Fields of
fer splendid inducement for any one getting up
clubs. Will not some ofour enterprising BOYS md
girls take this matter il hand an6 into
many houses, which would be made better by
its presence and influence Single copies two
dollars per year. Address Ticknor & Fields,
l24 fremont street, Boston.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

~ STOP THIEF STOP THIEF and cure your
coughs and colds with Hamiltonss Cough eandy-nade
from extracts prepared in Nacuoa certain and effective
remedy for conghs, Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Asthma Bronchitis and Consumption. Its great popu
aEass gea
Price Only 12 cents One million sold aunualy Sold at
Hepdy and Wiiards Drug Store, and all deaeFs gener
ally. - =.@S4s.s syf = SSS-m3
Millinery Goods, Furs, Hoop skrts and ofses can be
had very cheap at Miss Weights. Fs
Millinery Gooda very cheap at Miss wnght's
Great reduction in prices ofDry Goods Cfockery and
Groceries at HAsKELL'S.
Hoods, sontsgs, Breakfast shawls, Nubias, &c. just
received at the New Store s = Z Y
Ducro 8 Bro, sell good sea-Grass mattress, at 81
Ducro Bro, sell Spring Seat Lounges, at $40.
The largest stock of Dress Goods ever offered in Ash
tabula, at the New Store, =
Mo1ro.-BEsT GOODS AND FULL WEIGHTS Is D. B. DE-
LAND & Co.'S motto, hence they only recommend Best
Chemical Sdterdtus t.
E- SWEET oPoPONAX! New Perfume from Mexi-
CO. The only fashionable perfume and ladies' delight,
INvAsIoN.-Do YOU WISH TO HAVE YOUR HAIR oAUTER.
IzEp from the scap!No Then beware of the brood
of Vroc and Caustic Dyes got up by mongers
who bear the same relation to the responsible chemist
that PIRATES and PnvATEERs bear to honest merchant
remember
very highest scientific endorsements guarantee the
periority Of CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE every other
in use tits purely vegetable infable and instantane
ous Manufactured by j. CRIsTADoRo, Astor House,
New York Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressers. -.
sW SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MEXICO. The
elegant and essential personal requisite for lady,
'>s' f. + SMITH CO., New York
sE SWEET oPOPoNAXi Is the sweetest Extract
made. Supercedes all others Trp it once viii use no
other - -s1asa3 - sNsstk1 <EA
az SWEET oPoPoNAX FROM MExICoi New,
very rare rich and fashionable perfume. The finest
imported or manufactured in the United States. Try
itahd be convinced . . - ~ /. n 49,
a az SWEET oPoPONAP FROM MEXICO Mature
could not produce richer Gem or Chocer Perfume Try
- : - - : E, T. SMITH s co, New York.
cE-A NEW PERFUMEl Called Sweet opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by. Z. 7. SMITH co.
New York. is making sensation wherever it is known
Is very delicate and its fragrance remains the hand
kerchief for days.-Euening Bulletin, Philadelphia,
|. ar SWEET oPoPoNAxl Ladies, in their morn
ing calls carry joy and gladncss, when perfumed with
Sweet Opoponax.
r. SWEET oPoPoNAxf The only elegant Per-
fume Is found on all toilets and stains the hand
kerchiefs 49,.
Great reduction in prices Of Dry Goods Crockery and
Groceries at HASKElL'S.
Look at our Sheetings and Printsn0 trouble to show
thsm-at the New store Erie City Store; in tie store
known "a the Railroad Store
shawls closks and ooakipg. in great variety at the
New Store.
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LARGE SALE OF
80 a.
9Yoekery and Glnssscsf'

Will offer on Monday, Dec @ to the trad6l,
2sl crates Earthenwarein part Cargo Ex Brio
ish Queen,
ss crates Clementsons Prairie, in assorted paa
ages .f,- -.st...r. IS. .sa..s as
SO crates T. and R. Bootes. plain ". g, assort.
ed,
10 il cratss T. and R. Boosss, pan " se Re;
pack,
80 crates wedgewoods Hyacinth. assorted
- packages,
% crates Clementsens Commoa Ware, assort-
ed packages,
2oerates Corn's Lilly W. g., assorted packages,
80 crates Corns Lilly w, G. to renaqk
Is crates Burgers Lilly WIG. to repack
crates Plain Soup Plates, s
25 crates Persons Wheat to repack
% crates Cementson's c. c., to repack.
ALSO, LARGE tlss OF
Tumblers, @ss1
-Gobless. s j. ,
...s Wines.
cAanpasne''
Beer Mugs.
Ale Glasses,
Table Glassware
>
Lamps,
Ianterna
tAlnneyb ~T
"ieks'
burners,
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Chfl0rcs.ss Lives Saved for Fifty Cei,ts,-
Thousands Of Children die annually of Group Now
mothers II you would spend cents and always have
bottle of Dr. Tobias Venetian nimsnt in the house,
ou never fear losing your little when attacked with
this complaint Il is now 10 years since have put up
my Lniment and heard of child dying Of Cronp
when nv Linent was used but hundreds of cases of
res have been reported to me- and many state was
e1u per bottle they would not be without it. Besides
which II is certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Headache
Too<haehs, Sore Throsts, Swellings Mumps, Cholic
Diarrhqa Dysentery Spasms Old Sores, and pains in
4he back and chest No one once tries it who is
without it, 1t is warranted perfectly safe to take internal
d. Fun Directions with every bottle Sold by the Drug
gists. Repot. Is eortisaSt Street. New York. 7wss1
BlaAss EaPhonaea LRbrtcators. : The
Peoples Most Sure and Efectual Remedy for Coughs
corehs Colds, Group. Cxtar Asthma Bronchitis Diph
sAefia, and NJ Pulmonary Diseases. The LabsicatW
q medicinal psepsraton in the form of LOzen0e
which Of al modes j. the pleasant and convenient
They contain deletexious ingredient and are WarGn-
sSd to be always safe for the weakest and ost
sitve stomach. In Group tey give Immediate reef-
Per Coughs and Cold. .hey are invsiuaEie
For Gatarrh Asthma and Bronchitis they haye no equal
in the market (vide Cerifses accompanying each box
DpeSa that dreaded and desoating disease they con-
troll wonderfully and almost Immediately.
No Ruhiie Speaker Singer Teacher should be with
out them % they remove hoarseness and strengthen and
clear the voice
~ Aixsys sse taen IN time, and the symptoms
ssssrs uss very feely. J. II. BLADES co. Props,
STRONG . ARMSTRONG. wholesale Agents,
yer sale BY b. A. HENDRY. Ashtabula. Ohio SOY
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Don't forget the piac.eosr Spring and Main Streets
opposite the Ciarshdon Hotel,

DRIED APPLES, PUFTRR and RGGs quantity
sufflcit Of Greenbanck, Wanted.
Ashtabqla, Dec. IS, 1885, D. ". HASKELL 3 Co,
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We have also the WHITE SYRUP and you will fni
at our store, too good article Of FAMILY FLOUR at
all times,
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We hays Reduced the Price Of
WHITE GRANITE CROCKERY
as least 2s ger cont:
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We claim to nave the Largest and Best Selection Of
CRQCKERY in town, and We hays put the price down.
down down. and it must be Sold =
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By calling on us and pricing goods, you win assHredly
buy, and find yon well paid determined
reduce our stock By the lst Of January 1867.
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In Kingsville, on the lst inst. by Rev. H. w.
Palmer, SAMUEL UFFoRD, to Miss Rum RAY
NOR, both of Kingsyille.
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and general assortment Of thsse goods extensive
any in the market small advance from cost. We
peciay wish to call attention to our TEAS trial Of
which will CONVINCE you Of their purity and flavor,
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Kirgsville, Jan. 2, 1867.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

near M depo. a. Biccmasd; one scre; price sAoo Also
! - 5. y IRELAND. sl Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

E,oR sALE-oN CLIFFw00p HBIGHrs NEAR KEY.
nou . ass .pd .. y Sesp s ssr ss
garden well Of 6ne water beautifully located
kartan bay. photograph be seen at CHAuNCEY
BARNARDe, loo Broadway, and possession Immediately.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Bark GansIe Black Ba5eadosn rr9ys.dss: ,s, soss
Brig Oriental tBr, Nckerson Cork odsrs-Bret on
Brig oerhardina (Prus), Aalderks. Hamburs-Homboe
Brig Chowan tBr) Fo rbes Demarara--F W Whitney.
Brig Adele Venez) Lauretzen. Porto Cabelo-booneh'
Brig Ocean Bird oBr), Urquehart st Ktts-Penis!on
Bris Blonde tBr). Putnam. Maitland. Ns-J Whitney
Brig Acadia fBr2 Hicks Liverpool, Es-MOrris Ph,ps I
Brig Wild Horse tBr, Mecumber. s. John, NB-JF Whit
schr Laura Pride sBr, scopean st KittsJonesA Lough
sshr Miner ebri, hisss narSor isisad-J DOUGLAS
schr Martha Maria, Case Wilmington, Nc-N Mccready
sshI sshT y! KPRshs PssM srs: Baltimore me. Co.
scSr seSr IL King Sieadenin Cs.is7Jsd FRYE Co.
sehr 1ssorss is%i nsa capp
Eas s%sn ssE
sop sSs fafyp Es 5sa ssrsss sssn. s..Rlss RlSs.po
Steiner oswegs, Dobble, Montreal. Quebec and oswego.
Arrived.
sIshIp ciy Of s.%c5s nor Rs moasissn Livsrpos'
. John Dale 10th inst on NV tghsshio ssed steam
ssp Erin DO s on s g y: Sy
81 @ II = 4: Zines :sss
brig rugged steamer bound E; d American brig rgged
steamship Hsca tBr, Edmonson, Liverpool April o and
Queenstown 10th, with dse and passengers 70 Cunard
with IS passenger 70 kanhardi Co. Had very rough
s Steamship bound 'Sas'f
ssnss :,
nao asd PM lat 70 S Ion n %, Brem ship Asia, bound
steamship Western Metropolis Weir. Bremen April 4,
winds passage as6 and 18Th INST very
ssa Ap
sandy sa soaSoss sssS yaS' III u
east. KS, on Georges Banks took sandy Hook pilot: near
ssS Scsns. sSnE ..s ssns April 20
with ;s and % Allen Same
sea Sansa Asissts wsnds Had westerly gales
pR n Reindeer o New and wsp9n "
bark Lampehsr Basrs Port Royal days with cotton.
sig MERIT; passspo; ss, Be- os,asns. ,'S y
briss colson, and Minnie Miller, for Portland
s s Hsa sssr; sss v sssr
nG5rn ss q wasi1 of Yarmouth Ms Lorns Rsmso
aays with Nesni,h Son. Sid IN company with
Brig Cassie Gray Brj Cummns Portland Ne In ballast
scr James shinder tof Egg Harbor, Leo sagua.
sshr Isaac Rich tof aonsss.srA Bryant. Baraooa days.
schr ssiadin Br, socunab Windsor Ns with plaster
scnr Msna~a, ' Dissoway. Charleston, sdays
ssT ssr M.oa om.s rssn M
Schr Arlington, Halsey Norfolk 49, with wood
Bentley 10th inst encountered heavy gale from NV,
was obliged to heave was blown o 70 lon o. since
s
vessel has been sinking condition the pumps going
ing schr. f,om Providence RI days out who kndy sup
need 9th, lat 50 65 Ion IS g. sn0ke schr Gale Br)
days from Yarmouth MS for Uuadalonpe goth lat 80 So
lon 60 3d. brig Hancock OF and from Boston, days out
bound s.
Schr HAYWOOD, Foster Tangier for Boston
Schr Thomas Winans Holmes. Virginia.
Schr Joseph 4 Franklin, Foster, Virginia.
Schr Surprise, Beers, Boston for Baltimore
Schr Julia, Nash, Harrington.
Schr Bay State, Bassett, -.
Schr Belle Seaman Seaman Nsw Haven for Newburg
Schr Wellington, - korwalk.
sloop Oregon Rhodes, Providence
Marine Disasters.
ISTRAxsHP JuNo-All hopes for the safety the steam
shin -hefora missing have vanished. stn
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

A A DESIRABLE TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI-.
"A dencc outbuildngs and cottage, acres,
cellens land very finely fr.ca shaded &c beaunly 10.
caed fronting the Hudson, hour Northern New
Jersey Rairoad 900 very cheap 0thcrs-al locali-
tes convenient 70 city, $30o to 00 w. r. SEYMOUR
III Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
S SHlPPiN G NEW s.
soaT of NEW rosk, APRIL "a. ,ss,.


steamship Deutschland tsrem) Vessels, Br,m.n--o.,
Steamship souder. lockwood cha,isuou--,.,n,.,..
steamship ssvAsoss King. Sertos, c,,y Rom, an. v,.,
ucna-G Henexen fslm0rc. '''n-
Steamship Ab<ms rle, Bourne, Norfolk Ctty pos~, -.
nchmsna-- T. mcGresdy a Co. '"'
Steamship Dirxo. Sherwood Portiand-I Amea
kteamsAip AcushneL Kelly, New Bedford--Sersuson 4
wood.
ship Kate Prince, Libby. San Franeisco-s xsrcnan,
Co
shp csprera CBr) Henderson. Londou-pe ver,u Marsh
McCully
SHIP Margaret tBr), Roach, ouebec--Bdruis,on Bros.
. shp Clara Wheser (Br), whmarth, 81 John, NB--wfi.
Mans Gui0n
BaIi coro Coro (Br Hewitt Cora Falmouth for orser.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

TOR SALE AT BARGAIN-A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
Basement House In wes Thirty fourth street Vel ar
and In perfect order; poeseaaon lst May Aso
high stoop House In Forty ninth street. Second
avenue, very cheap Apply 70 3. II. LUDLOW Co,
Pine street
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

"A very cheap, splendid Cottage. l3 rooms besides
kitchen and dining room; splendid order throughout with
OF good land in lawn and garen fruit shrubbery
and shade trees in abundance carriage house and stable
the depot of and steamboats, chance In this
choice losation immediate possession. Apply 70 w. L.
BARNES, Irvngton, or 70 3. EMERSON, al Eighth
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

f,oEE, ~; BEST RED Asu AND LOCUST NOUN.
~ tain white Ash Coal ~; at mv coal ollce, 9o6
Broadway door from Twcniy.shird ..rre..
81 SHERWOOD
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


Prises paid in gold Information furnished The b,ress
rates paid for Douhoons aud all kinds and silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10 wall AR ees New sors
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

r,oR sALE-sEvEN TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
brick uouses situated on North Ninth sir.et between
second Third streets, Williamsburg price S27o0 pur
mney may be paid IN sal lnstallnens 70 suit pur
ehassrs Apply 10 =. u. NARkECkLLA 10 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

E'oR sALE-THiRTY MILES FROM NEW YORK. on
the west side Of the Hudson river, two houscs vne
containing 81 rooms, outhouses and three acres 2,
cult vated Rruund aud Congs located The psns
OF the containing BARN. and one acre
land Prices and reasonable Apply between ana
tPM G. q. PuELPk ~ Nao suvct
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

The terminus of the Long Island Railroad. oreenport
Il For saIubrtv Of climate sea air bathing and hshins
this cannot be surpassed place Of resort and
for yesr has been doing successful busnss Prcs lcw
and terms easy. Inquire Of DAVID O. FLOYD, Green.
port Y l., or Of DANIEL I. wILLETs, 39 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

TOR sALE-Ar RNeLEwoOD, n j.. A GENTLE
~ mans Rssidence three minutes walk from depot.
pr.ns ~ seres We'll stocked with high ground new
and commodous buildings, chills mosquitoes and
better place Of residences for family all the year round
Apply W owner on the premises. Price ely,uW
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Country seat house tsxhS; shore Of Lake
Mohexan miles fron New York hour and twenty
ute by Hudson River Raroad carriage house. stable
shed hennery and park, boat house and billiard ruom
gcther with horsss caraecs billiard table and yacht bath.
Ing boating fishing and shooting al for e20O0o Apply
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-26
@s.s41'sls,,ss. l5rs-s-

DEATHS IN ENGLhx Cor Mr.
The lastnumber oftAe a.. ~ y -
Review has an article on ' al,5 "a
in coal mines, which give ,le-'
startling certificates. The n'-.
says: VITA
by searching into varior.;
publications the north Of Fras,'..e
aud by fair estimate Of pr,7 7'-
ties arising from what has h., ~
covered, we are quite war.aa'.f IL a.
assuming the total number If r ID
sacrificed in our coal mjuir, T. @
the earliest notices to the year15@
to be not less than ten tbor-.
This is certainly not too ho5 a, '--
timate, and probably a yoyr
one. In November Of the yc,r he
the first actor for the insga.aa,.
coal mines came into operation d,
hcucetOrth we have some aar..
data Tor accidents. During t|..
years from 1880 to 1850. t5t 5...-.
in or at all the Births. coal ham,
amounted TONNE thousanda.
~. IN the ensuing five ycar
ing 1860. the deaths were ala
er four thousand eight hundr4
twenty seven. Thus, then
TO the ten thousand death, m
1850 and nearly i've Thousand
mp to the close of lsGj, We h.r
all an estimate Of Hculytoca.r :.
thousand deaths from coal min.
cidents, from 90 commenaun |
any account OF them to within
lie more than a year Of the me
/ date"