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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
Yost anS fOunS

GIO0 REWARD.-STOLEN. August 8
% tUU 1867 Shares Of Ere Railway Preeret p shafs. nsf
National Bank Of Janesvi 900 u n 5D Bond % Ne
sss 100 o. $50 Bond 65 No us S6 All persons ar. o.s
toned against these Bonds &c The aboye resHrd
he paid Tor their recover by W W ROBERTSON Mud eoSa - =.
Coz REWARD.-STRAYED from the faIIs
20 81 II subscriber SATURDAY last very dsi BAY ovsI
.6sdus on the broy tail While him. ahsa
LEh whoever viii give information respecting hh % fesss
hin 20 lie sgbrbeg will receive the aboys reward
N " ~ ALEX. BATHGArk
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,J,UIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
i,,l dsy Of October D. 1851 warrsut 10 Bankruptcy
sgsn The Estate Of PETER ZEGLio q the Cts Of Sew
H.shrpt on his Petitions that the payment u Debts
"a Is,v f Property belonging such Bankrupt him hr
,hs Transfer Property him, forbidden BY Law
st Meeting Of Creditors Of The said BANKRUPT to prove their
49, "a "a fho.. one or his Estate viii be held
- p,nt,upey holden No 81 Broadsa n. City Of
ryerL be,s i.ah Williams Register on the Twentieth ds Of
nV'e"V'f n ~ r. MURRAY, q. r. Marshal
Southern Of Ees-Y orh.
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CRY or Erw-YoRK; DTPAKTaEST oy PIsAscs
BrHgsU 90 THE RECEIVER OF TAXES,

NV CouHT H1utH PAM. Nor. T. 1917
vu,O TAX PAYERS-NOtice is hereby gwen,
H.. an. mr. cent win he 10 III Taxes unpaid tie
n-..rre slIo Al sdlousl per cent on December IS
remaining unpaid January 1t interest," A. the rate Of
,i,s pr cent cAd from TIE day the bots
"a ~ te scrrr tho dsf OF a-ut e be sded
NJ osr viii be received after ooecl oac hour from
~" 'u"s' -" BKRhAHD sMfI1I RfceiSeE
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

the Dlo iIIr,12y EDisTRr or - SPw yoRK Is
U.xKErPrcr In natter ~ HENRY r. DkNoh, Bankrupt
m. aid applied 70 The Court Tor dschte ron hn
Notice Ia hereby given 70 all creditors
b have proved debts and ether IN Interest 70 spear Ga
Nnebef A. H. 1871 Al " o'clock non al Chambers
~ n. said District before Jotn Pitch, one Of the Registers
Of BahkfupcF At bic ohce No y fne 81 IN lhe ny
discharge should not be granted %
H. AL, Hsairt further. notice hereby gwen That The second
49, Mil retrgs Of u Sad Bankrupt required by The 9Th
sr sh sections ~ Congress Of March ?, 1901 viii be hAd
tie Day that Ie sh0sH
[ tis d.ehse hour and paceDaied New York,
W Ia GRO Belts. CLERK NJ laaJs Tn
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6OrporaiiOu nOtitts.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Puhlic notice Is
- hetsh r.su TO bs sssei o. s.s. .s Ira h
G fowlng A.sssm,nts h-es completed snd are si 10 th
ofoe board Of M examination BY ell pefThi Interested
Por rnE eros.~si. q, the Of ~ ssd Bro4i
r.as s,s ssoa biol. 80 70 e .'euses
ID FOR paving blocks l2tb s.rsri r On 70 sh 'suos
4Po bulldog bssu on souta'~es corner Vi Lewis s-' fOu
ss For building b.su 90 the Of Lewis add PouA
ethRsr building bas Of Fetsr sud Pcah
LAYING erouv,ts I2s 10Th BrosdFy
@a-FsS paving 9Th stone blocks % ioa ousOa lA
tagging ,, .r,uu, l27th to l2ss street. vet is
ioh-io rgussf T'ass sSung corr 'De sa' 'A' A'sSHs
asgiag IN Of Nos ~ and go Truh
ln-Fo seitng curb end gutter soes' nd tagus sd5v'' 10 @
''I,. IS ss1s dsssii, l5 street, o Let
i-por building s6th stree, FROM sse Sih avenue. 70
The ms by such Asss meHt aeade III To several ion
and LOT Q, co s. s a.s sad ID, souhr size Of Ssh street
to ne sIat q hsf s sost yet o. ~ iIIs s
srJ Broadway and the sAa'er es Oft avenue from I'D 70 Cd
a~Botb Of59s street Rom Sh ,vssas to pui hst sy be
IT,. 1,, s 81, %f h s a.. bet from s street
Of 18th street om 4h 70 ~ svtsues also bon rd.'
pepg streets 10 lhe extent Of ball TIE bloch rom lItl street
Ths .ubery sd Of fo;rih street 5sesn LA. ,ss as.
bfhs northsry IA. of4 street LEW, Av.nu.
also ,h, westerly ss Of Lsv. sasief ss Of Avenue from
sSfs soathsy Of Fletcher street, from Ps street - pOIai
distant fi fet essieIly therehom -,
sides Of s miecsg and a,suuo ts extent q half the
bol 10th sides Of Lssisb street from Broadway
o
ghBath aides n ID nom Houston street % point distant
IL and 18th sk both sides 81 Chrs
block south ~ Houston aud both sdes ~
The half tie block from 81
sb The westerly Of ~ from 21h 70 2th streets
sides 7 street from 1T % % .senes, and ts westerly
and ese ls Of "a to the extent Of hall
tbr block from 7iib street $500.
I2-oth sdes street between "a an 4L also three
lot on 18th street between 4h and 3h kaosb
a. War; Nos !, stdg 80.
I1h-Both sides Of Jth street ron or 10 t avenues
ih-Bot 25tb street fom Isl 70 "a avenues aud also from
VI a. 9Th sveuoeA -, go, "A
e Of I'm Avenue from 59 streets also both d o 18th
M 70 m Avenues asS the souhy SIDE Oi 0l
street from 10Th avenues -,
us and Who are opposed either oftbem requested
o. present objections 10 writing W one te Undersigned 81 heg
Chambers street basement NsH tVa 0nts r.hh 1AV
DAYS from the date OF this notice
; ;sSS1 I q$S3iAAS StL Board Of Assessors
Onee Board Of Assessors New Court House nov y I'LL
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~ pANKRUPTCY.-Int tho District Court of


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i gTATHs FOR the SOUTHERN DISTRICT 81 NETWORKS
B,SSErFroT-n the matter q JOSEPH RUSSELL BnkIptis
orer Court: Eouce hereby 20 all creditors
Tho have proved their snd persons interest 90 appear on
u. 1901 twelve O'Clock al cham
her, Of tbs said District Court before John Fitch one Of the
er, Of The Court BAnkuptcy at bis ofcc Number 81 Pine
IN ii Cts 81 Nsxiok and show why discharge should
nd he granted 70 said Baakpt and further notice hereby Een
- az cd and nesgs Of creditors of said Bankrupt r.
" b the 2 2h sections Of the act 81 Congress % March
f7 iii 10 had ber. the said Reg ter the day that sese
nav be shown against dsshsgs the hour and place
Vel Nov it, 1901 GEORGE BETS.
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OyTlcE OF rHE USTTsD STATES lIrs lss0RAscs TO-
is THs CIR o kEw-ioHK. No. 20 WALLsrL 4
NEW YORK November .. lsOf }
ArOTICP Is UFRFBY GIVEN, that at

gwYORK, November ., 1907.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at q
~ Meeting BOa Of Directors Of th Compsny duly $1,000
ar the following resolutions Increasing the oussstes
S ek 81 ms COMPANY directing the tue and mole Of sab
,cbns paving tie including We closing anu pehh<
M. ,toek ,rsnsfr leaks ereu unanimously adopted. =
csoIred Ths, the Gasaee Capital Stock Of tbs Conpsa oe
dollars
,.me shares dollars each hs be received at the once o. ~.
Company Wall street 10 the City eke~iors os sALOhos,
IN. Eshtb dsy the hours Yea
and three aad each succeedas dy Setwees ne
b,ur, during business thereafter unless tue snnsenp.s
,h sooner SLED ard the value Of every sach SCARF ot ~
dollar, hereby required he pad IN cash IN suas o. te1
.h Al The I'm. Of makg such subscriptions aud the oAsoc 81
sr,r ho. within business DAYS ien ana snr 'as
W declared @ have preference 10 such subscriptions
x That Notice Intention 70 Increase to tspts c,ees
a. one Hundred dollars be- sud me ssm: heey
directed published for period OF three nohs
nsr.r. pnbishsd u the CtT of Neville rk 49, ~ "a A..
PEol1 That the stock books o. this Company e
a.. hereby directed closed snd from Wedses ne
IA. 81 Pebruy until "Wednesday the Lusa Gay as
neIt 81 Deob ny "fue' NiN'VHn' D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
xtsal aOiitts.

NOTICE OF SIGNMENT.-NOticeis here
~ bv gven that CHARLES OLIVER Of City 81 hsbw 10 ne
NexIeey Surviving partner OF ne ate
en tr.has under Of stage OLIVER whereof JOAN
sTAGG late Of said county the other partner bo H
d mais AZ nuen Subscriber Of the estate OF s.d bm zoe s
sou benefit Of the thereof and thst the said creditors na s
under oath afrmsts within he eIn ~
tbr-s dated Oct 49, d. 1907 IhO0aS ~. nISn-
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2rttturss anb yHettfngs.
/ ECTURE BY
HORACE GREELEY.
ON
SUCCESS IN BUSINESS,
AT COOPER INSTITUTE
p MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL

CORREsroNDESos.
EKw.YoKK DgsIsKs CoLIror.
No. 9J7 BROADwAr oct o. isSLt
DIAN SIR: The sadsts Of asn beg leave to tse
tbst Of III. mHere pressure sed ~ tss es
friends and siranErr. tho we're resent ,e es s ts cd
DOT gala Ell hail. ssd accordingly sea' s~V
disappointed 20, -. :, A..
earnest soso
tsfor 10 repeat your lecture great Of The Ceset Uuss
10 etsndug dr. 10 srfees
sn MANKIND In he devoted @
poT aid deuounng The mssy sg hambug. Of the DAY. b. .hss.
- msa vsny hope something for nothing snd IN seqse
op that yea Ha Eel Compatible your other duties
reque and that you s IL ,ss de at a eAr. Po
possible We are VII. sncers regard ,erJ "ui J"%~
so.ss s $Ss s$as. o'"-'''.
REPLY:
oYyIcs THE TEBrss. Hsw YoRx. Oct TO- isSs
GzSxxxS Ny tab al C"le sst week Na not lfoesSs
Lecture bot was give toHey counsel 70 y
~ sim. IN life ard tic be, pfpsrstcs fir efficiency and usefulness
eI.d 20 hear ths was thought pertinent nsb f< tss
leading ssaid ready to tsk sgss but osie ps.1
engagements before The lltb Of AOvenher
r sDsk before empo dhereat ls.xs
tons Your, truly HORACE GRkELBf.
Tn. L.cur, a. .o,. Indicated will he delivered the cooPgl
INSTITUTE MONDAY BvkNlNG nov H. Iicte 81 saw''sas
sl had Charge by application At the Coless Rooms Ne
81 Broadway corner '"'aV ''o'''~ PACKARD Priace.l
GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
OF q. css ms EyESISc :. csspe. iHs.s
HEWLETT S sork Ss. a"s Sssr. cs"as
Pxsp'x H. GRosI Seeret.ry Lecture Committee
TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.-E. n. uNlAC.
so Of Bostoa reapersse asder The 's.ssss
.,ss cSs,rs C.rr vses4l THIS Tba~i.y kyksisg
oclYck Tickets u fsr sale al Fowler "eA y" -
1
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Matsintru.
ltniistrp

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION e s,a 3.
an. use Gitrous sside gAs snm... a. ny
ss''s .SDroT.j b. the medical pesss % sSsT''s M
TRACT TEETH snd hey esTtsi-g 40 sa K. H. l>s~e
Insituse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

4 AXIOM CLAFLIN a. Go,
y Nos IS and - vBNBY-Sr,
VIII sell bv AUCTION. on FRIDAY kov. Q, At lN O'CLOCK,
PgeH Cd prime. ffr,h, seaHou4b'e
BOUTS AND SHOES,
A,1ted 10 from section Of The county ano
forming the
MOST DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT
MOmens Cudent 10 All
VARIETY AND STlLk.
neuing nc Of Mems Bows Snt Youths prime Val LeAef
Boots sold ~ c ose gumeutS. Also,
ThRRE HUNDRED CASES ,
oqr manufacture sizes The wants OF the trade ~ u
JAMES ~ MILLER
Ancioneef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

TRAINS LEAVE HEwYORKi
rof fewHaFeh and Bridgeport 90. 500 OIL llp - lED
CEI.l az (krl. AS, an sni aeo fKr.l p o. - =, -.
hsru Statiord Parted Southport ani WePsrt TO IN
q NJ. dts ty0 3.
ko,wak 40 go (RTl 500 II ~ n II !. hh Nv hLL
"a 40 ia 5.1. 100 fBx1 ?.
For Danen 10. SEQ. ii.u m. as. On SO p - -
100 so Tn 10 iI1uh l&3 tktb I'D, 40
(Rtl 3t5. A3s fEIl - 5D 81. SD fkH D. p n 80.
or G--uuch sud u.srmeiIts s.uoa 10 a0 aA9 a. 49,
az go. 3 %. 6O 1900. .-.,,..
Tor Bosua. via Fpungtrh 400 a fkri 10' tkLh t9p
EorB ostai vs. SLerr Liue. u IS tKIl $50 a.
FOR Hartford aud Springfield. SO "a tkLL hb 40 tbLh y"
.
Fof River Railroad a. ttLh hip - NV
u.s ia p " 10 Northampton
for Hartford fr0tEsass AID fishEA hhfo'4 1S H'' o. "
For Ye.Isr,n E.rLouaoI souassoS Rlfssi {" q" a.
IS. 100 8OP IA.
Fos Csnsl Railroad, i7is N 70 Nouhsmp's-
Tor ou-at0ao Railroad. 90 "a, 80 3 m
For surstuck Rsiipad. zoo m. Jon y
YstD snlury sud NoF4at Railroad 90. BuV a n ~
'""a'"a''S' S''P'As ~ JAMES A. HOrr. ssst
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IN the DISTRICT COUKT OF The UNITED
Il sTATRs f,r the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of EkW-lOak-ls
E,xgKrrrcr-Iu The matter Of BENJAMIN PkOC1Ek Bank
,pt sh-ru District SEES YORK. AZ the Cay u heslofk TIE
1.,b day Of Oelobsr A. D. lSfO WHOM III MAJ CoNChNN-
T gl hereby es notice Of be appointment Assignee 81
BTSAuIS PEOCrER the Ctr Of Nesiork In the County II
S.sYort and state Ne. York within said District who has been
80 i .krgut upon his Petition by he District Couu OF aid
n,s,,et JOSEPH W. CORLiES, Asisues.
~, i.x1.Th Nos "a aud 50 LeonArdst
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STEAMBOATS, anS 9silrOaos.

STEAMBOATS, anO 3ailrOaos.
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
steamboat NBLLY WHITE leaves Pier No r. hast River al J
O'Clock dy nd 100, Of Thirty $40 rounseins Sb
Dsuhury Railroad
CHANGE OF H0UR-The New Haven Trans
porstpn lcste Pier No rs Ia II ker daily On
amer MONDAY Nov q Instead of6 a. heretofore ssi"f
lar nj Il 20 uaual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE of HANDSOME
Y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARRIAGES, kc-ABNAn ~
yULIRR r. r WILKINS Co viii sell At Auction on lhGkSDAl
Sber H. 1857 o'clock "AuOn the late residence OF
~ swim v gson deceased Barrtowu psiehess County New
Fo hy Edward Sche Admit ttrao uraer toe VII
s ss,rmrut handsome Household Fuu consisting ~ pAt @"
T nv Soas Chairs ArmChsirs Otomsn Ceiter fier sna
Drng.Tahie Side Board, Mirrors, french
Eeads Bureaus Dressing Bureaus and Tables Wsshsts1h WIN
r tss BEDS Bedding SC also assortment OF Ossss
I Cua mari When Of decorated ~ Of o
es presented T. Government Robert Fulton Also Var
es Wsgos Seghs Farming Tools &c. 40 Catalogue AZ
TX - 80 ,',.s., NJ pipe-,, (464N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

/ STATES for he SOUTHERN DISTRICT u NEw-YORK-Is
I.yEErr,cr-ln tie Of MARCUS BOS"OkIH, bankrupt
10 NHOM MAY COECkRH; The uniers gnsd hedst1 E,es
notice Of BIZ appointment Assignee u MARCUS IOSWORlH oiue
m Of NssYo Coaniy II k-yiofk and rate OF York.
.lnr ssa prt hss hen Duisd bankrupt upon bis osn
-tpn ~ Cuur Il aid DsiretDaed 81 Ntt lor We
II JAMES DAVIS Assguve, No - Pine st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMkAClNU JINk ;. 1907

gssu Eev.Yofr Trcrty seVsst Il All FSaris
are BrtrAnoe TEerir-s-VssnsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

LEGITIMATE COMEDIES
-'' - Door opcn n Performance eommeues..i4
NyTORRELL SISTERS New York Theater.
w LAST NIGHT BUT ONB or
MISS FANNY n. PRICE
FRfpAY-BbNEFIr AND LAST APPEARANCE OF
MISS FANNY b. PRICE
No performance on SATURDAY she stage being required E tie prOdae
ton on MONDAY II -
In which the WORRELL SISTERS will appear
Boz Book open.
CTEINWAY HALL.
- SIXTH GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT
SUNDAY, NOv H.
l. F. HARRISON Director
W ' Nrs JENNY KEMPTOS
Fourtb pue,rauoe Of this ghy successful CoEsEsite
Mr OSCAR PFIERFER -
Together With
NJ THO THOMAS,
FULL ORCHESTRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

- POR BOSTON
,rnpcvsrrE PALMER pITCHBtRG NASHUA, LOWELL, COS
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
and ahch IF the Norwich Inc
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW YORK.
daily eTeeptsd al oeeef o.. non
Pier No 80 Eorth River foot NJ Vestry1st,
INV. LONDON,
~h tb, Train foa the shave
EOrsich aud Bosoa and ""Hstst NSfets'sf
AID Nashua, and Eev.LondOn aud Northern kAroSaa
axs, r,st inquire ~
Y 4 MARTYR. Agent en The Pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
Iotit,s Of Sankrupttr.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES br the SOUTHERN DISTRICT ~ hBMJEhSBi-is
h. matt. !. SAMUEL LHDHRBR sud JOSEPH LUsIIG, BAntmrts
il BaSEEurrcYrO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The un'szuss
- Assignee 81 SAMUEL lib
FREk 81 Mh-ser ks~J~rsc' I'D JOSH LUsil1
o County Mououih VI sad state, rihh sad Ds "a.
their petition ~ tho District
C.a Dsi-Dstod ~ Trvuton, Mes Jsr-y Oetobr r.
A.. u. iAf JAMfS anhNAn ANkur
GA la-lsTb Ma a. hsst rt-t~st, Itrntou " .
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATBS af ths SOUTHERN DISTRICT ~ HEWlORK-n the
matter RNRH JACOBi Bsnkrup-iS BANERuFrcr WHOM
IN CONCERN: The uhdergud bef~J gives notice " sppoa
Of the Individual sRi oopanershp estate Of HENRY
JACOBr and Il be- ssrishp y " JACoBY BkOlfk the
thv Nssi0T ahd ntste ~ Neg lOrk.
fnd ofDA BOAS other partner within sa District vbo hss
sdnged Baurup petition u ssd Hrr JseohY By TIE Dis
trr Co n .,d ri,tucl-Daed al NesYo tie 5h Dag ofOco
i~r b. i861. JOIN elhInoNl Assl.te-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

klt)KIHEhN hAILhOAD vi NNN -JtiSty
~ TRANS leave CITY for Permou a. SD and S ~ ~
~ siI and g. % % IA TIE tli Money
THOS ". DEMABESI, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar.
ran gsment-ChAnge Of Time-Leave Jsme-stp; Mai
tram r Grenport and all Wayaous connecting at hneos All
trni for Glen Hampstead II susses PASSENGER VAN
way r. BIpr,S traa tI f.Phanh ald i nv
Head SATURDAYS only snd Gleu Cove pas-cug-f fa
.Bd al wATsstopa Psrungae and Hampstead pis'eagS
train and Tor North lsip SAiardsss only.
su6dsy Rrcrson Train Hunters Pnnt a. 93 N arrives
~ ID BARTON. Superihiendent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
Gaoes i'm Chickens

A writer, speaking Of Rspes in chick
ems. says: IL know preventive that J
have used for The last five years. and J
have not lost single chicken by the
gsres. Isuppose good many persons
will no: give il even trial. it is so sim
pie remedy. The remedy is This -
When they are about week old, put a
tablespoonful ol powdered sulphur IN their
iced. mix this tE tuo quarts OF feed dong
so TWO or three times week, until the!
gel big enough n be- out Of the way Of
this disease. This reripe is v O-Ih gre at
deal in saving lhOUssnds 81 chirkens year.
ly. have known people 10 lose hun
dred year. aud YET laugh al this simple
remedy, hich j, all the better because it
is so simple. Any per'on can give IL
trial, and lie, me know The worth Of il TO
ihen."
SALT FOR GAPes.-E Every one has had
their say about the gsprs: now let me iell
you how We manage this matter. For.
merly we fed the young hroods with corn
meal dough, losing more ar less with The
gapes every season. I.suerly we have
saiied the dough. and now raise some tao
hundred chickens Per season, without
losing one from gapes or any other di
sesse. The chirkens are bright. Vigor.
Gus and healthy. and always commence,
laying early in The fall. Now we have
sone forty hens. which give us an sbunE
dance Of eggs. Fsmers should NOT hesi-
tate 10 adopt his pl.r.-Buckeys. IN
Country Gentleman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
A Paris Wedding Incident.

The other day wedding took place al
the Madelsne Church, between very
noble gentleman and lady, and among the
crowd that gathered outside TO see the
splendid bridal party was a miserable
begger about twelve years old. Now, in
Paris, every one who has nothing 10 sell
is carried off to police house-if they
stop in the stree, as this one did-snd &C.
cordingly an officer was jest asking her
if she bad anything 10 dispose Of, and the
poor thing was trembling in every limb
for fear of Imprisonment, when sweet
liule girl, sister of the bride, happened 10
over-hesr the policeman SIS she passed by.
and 10 save The ragged offender. she quick
" placed in her hand superb boquet she
wan carrying. and, ,ans wering for her said:
"Yes. she had these flowers, ou. she ask
ed TO much and cannot buy them" As
she turned to 60 on. an old gentleman,
who saw and understood il all, stepped
forward, and putting a gold piece IN The
child's palm, remarked 81 will give
twenty francs for it" and preseniedn Ia
The amiable little angel whose gondness
had been IN, re fragran, and beautiful III an
The choicest blossom tbsl ever graced q
garden
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
A Paddy In the witness Box.

certain witness in an ASSAULT and bat
lery suit we once hesTi. mixed things up
considerably iu giving his account of the
affair. After relating how Dennis came
10 and struck him. he proceeded
so yer honor. ] just hauled off and
wiped his jaw. just then bis dog came
along, and | hi, him again.
Hit The dog :
NO, yer honor; hit Dennis. And then
up wild stun and throwed il at him.
and il rolled him over and over
Threw a stone al Dennis ?
AT the dog, yer honor. And he got
up and hii me agin.'
The dog ,
No. Dennis. And wild ihs, he stuck
his tail be,wixi bis legs and run OFF.
.Denni. 2
No, the dog. And when he came
hack at me. he got me down and pound
cd me, yer honor
The dog came back al you ?
No. Dennis. yer honor; and be isn'I
hn.i any a, ALL"
I Who isn't hurt 2
The dog, yer honor
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
Composition OF a WATERFALL.

Our fair lady readers will agree with
us in pronouncing The author Of the fol.
lowing an i'll tempered bachelor, whose
rawlings are altogether unworthy Of notice:
Take four pounds of rags and bunch Of sha.
wings,
An old tn-pan and bunch OF straw;
Then steal an old hat of somebody's leavings
And swear its your own 10 get clear Of the
law
Next get an old stocking and stuff it with pa
per,
And if it is possible-put in mole;
Then get some old china, and nutmeg crater,
And make them all up in nice little roll.
Put all these things in net of red,
And glistenlng beads must crown them all,
Then fasten it on the back Of your head,
And behold beauteous waterfall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
Anecd0te Of A. Sydney johnson.

IN. W. NJ" says ali exchange, sends
us the following anecdoie Of The late Gen.
eral A. Sidney Johnson
While Sydney Johnson resided on
Oyster Creek in Texas, lie kept tame
Mexican lion, TO which he was very kind
and " hich followed INN like a dog. One
day while at dinner with Genera Lk,im ar
and Rev. Mr.. Fon,sne, he was feeding
him with pieces Of meat. and happening
to give him rare slice, with blood drop
ping from it. the lion seized the hand ,ha,
held it, crushing II ano growing ficreely
with angry eyes fixed on his master.
Gen. Johnson, without cry OF pain, or o
single Increment, looked steadily al him.
and said quietly several times, Let go,
Dan" But the animal only growled and
lashed his Ail, when, tanning 10 a servant
the General lold him TO hand his pistol,
which the frightened negro did. and Gen
eral Johnson, taking it in his Ief hand,
blew out the hons brains, but the hand
W as hoptlessly MANNED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
Not Yet.
"My son, give me thine heart" "

"My son, give me thine heart"
mo, yet" said lhe liule boy. as he
wa busy with his trap and bail; "wheD
grow oIdc- will think about it,"
The boy grew to be a young man.
"No' yet" said the young man. 81 anu
now about 10 enter nade when ! see
my business prosper. then ] shall have
more time than now"
Business did prosper. "Not YET, )"
said the man Of business "my children
must have my care ; when they are SET.
lied in life, shall be better able 10 attend
TO religion"
He lived 10 be grey-headed old man.
mot yei," sIiIl he cried 81 shall soon
retire from trade, and then ] shall have
nothing else TO do bnt to read and pray"
And so lie died. He put off TO another
time, what should have been Gone when
a child. He lived without God, and died
without hope.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
The wis Of the Drunkard.

die a wrelched sinner: and lcave.to
the world a worthless reputation. WICK
ed example, and memory only q; 10
perish.
Ilesve 10 my parents sorrqw. End Bit
Ierness Of soul all The days Of ,deir lives.
| leave TO my biouers Sand sisters
shame, and grief and rsPr0seh, Of their
acquaIniances. 81
! leave 10 my @ife widowed and bro.
ken hear, and life or lonely struggling,
want and suffering.
] leave 10 my children tainted name.
a ruined positions; painful ignorance. and
the moriifyinp recollection OF father
who. by his life disgrsced humanity. and
al his premature death joined the great
company Of those who are never to enter
,he kingdom oi God.