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New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

Jennie June" thus discourses in one of her
spicy letters to Boston journal Delicate hands have
always been the theme of praise Of poets and lovers and
there IS charm about them must admit; STILL the
mere charm Of whteness and softness entirely second
ary in my opinion, to the still greater charm of
like best TO hand slender and delicate enough not to
offend critical taste but also not afraid OF freedom and
impulse A kind hand, willing hand, capable hand,
as well soft and white hand. But II Is the softness
and whiteness that the chief object OF attainment
and various the means, diligently and perseverngly
tried by fashionable bellies 10 achieve this desirable
result Now II is not an easy matter for healthy girl to
obtain unfOrmlywh hand If the blood flows actively
and in swift currents 1t will sometimes rush TO the
cheeks and sometimes the hands, and generally 1t does
this just when it is not wanted covering the poor subject
Of its vagares with still more vivid bushes OF shame and
modification. Why girls should be mortified at flush
which simply shows youth and health, IL is hard TO
but they so, and it be because fashion has de
creed mpassveness OF appearance and manner as the
desirable Of virtues and voted the natural cir
cuation of the blood common and vulgar 1t is medical
fact that the deicacy Of appearance common 10 most
American girls is owing to their sedenary habits the
want of activity the circulation Of the blood and the
ncpent liver complaint, which afterward changes them
into premature old women. When their youth has de
parted they know that they could well have afford
ed little Of the health which produces permanent beau
ty the expense Of their scky delicacy. But who can
make them believe IL nowP
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
FARM ITEMS.

stock o.
the markets
A. more nee, sugar, corn, wheat, and cotton ID
'"o 1 oOuth than IN any year since the war.
g., those Of our city friends who are ruralizing
snna 81 'g country find the fish and musketoes to bite
~ Inc tree peddlers have found their way into
thng sold is warranted.
,Dals dnls year is q year of promise Crops are
H,u.sss.ceht, bread is likely to be cheap and bus-
Les to be good
a NeW-Yo City paper having hired an an
hsn houtuIal writer says that farmer never shonid
tpy, per-phosphate till his chemist tests II AS
.ousn hrmer keeps a chemist the same as oog.
,st,!F Wine Growers Association of Ohio have
fn".2hed that Congress place duty OF VI ~ gsI
~bIl Il IOteign wine. Right Having plenty Oi
sy We can make our own wine
AL lowing and other processes for pulverzlng
DC AZ sol and how the best results are obtained nom
W. p9wtng, are discussed In the fifth chapter OF
v,snihgs Elements Of Agriculture. second and re-
TSsu T,su edition Price One Dollar Sent by mail from
I'm Tribune Ofice on receipt Of price.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
P4SSRNGERS AKRIVED.

FROM LIyERToGL ID: IA steamship S Gsa; asa
MT M an and GT S p G Cook s May Miss Ro.s Es
Mrs H. Howard and two sons a'1 Howard s Sla % MAJ sc" %
S Ke'er Mr. HeHheh,, Master D. Harris. Miss WiEs"
; M Ms pSa.SSu 4nlls %o Masters A Pqq.Aop sd maid
g sP s y s sa & 'snfE p SID :%s :
Mr. NJ. g. n wsas %s rs Ms; IS T. Bars. SP sbd and
~ Ms 6Is, s.' ss4 s .. s sH s ss%s sHs
Mr. Evans: Da, Rankin Ne C Lss,s1s Mr. . H1tss
a aud M sI Mr. and M M 5 G Mr. MIS- ESnf RANKIN M IL
4 Bridges M spd Mrs c E s. Watson Mss Davies Ms @
I M f. B BSp1 sSsn my nS & sns s.I:5 ad SomV .
Mr. and Nh Me- No. % % NJ VT" 1S 6.s aa c S a Ss ua
M BSSn mn Mss ds 4 H. BTorR Nh NJ NJ u f. Bsa NJ M
Sat1"S4 S "a J"s FsSsP Mr. "a Stons s,.,,d M AHs Ds TT
Gobson NJ C. Graham Mr. Thos Irsn Nj v Carpenter Mr.
H. Bowler n antaOHy shay M S5S Ss Nj ,.os. .9a s %Ss
" Aleoef Alex hoffman Msggsr s aud Mn. IL joh1.oO,
NJ &. scranton, o. BarhOemsu Mn Scott and SeGsSer
M 4 4 RSssas.oa Sss Mr. & R5p. Mr. JHo B walsh s Ksha
Mr. j. IL Wny, Mr. Cha Wilson, M M Hall Mr. Lancaster,
Riiish Mr I'd Reddish D. Hewitt Mr. Samuel Fox, Mr. wm
bSs5 IRON M stvkSSAa Aug 4"u steamship San
Young and wife DR. YOasg Dempsey wife ssd and SGr;s Miss
NJ Dunn and wife Joe Davis W. G. Remshar Maer hsssoS S.
Col BsSs SS jas AGn B Ms sdos Sss%S us child Mr. o.
barton Braef:Td Mrs. W Reed Master S'eSsT! h's J.
Burns Mr.. Went, and children Gay Beach haryiHsSI ~ s
soSt S T.Tf f. dSs. d IHIs Dam Alfred Do6 John savage
Foote and lady Col Fitch, Mrs williams; MCCONNELL b
CaTv O. Y DeveuK +. Schulz aud wife Ms d. l. Kicker Miss
Kicker Ms Foster Mrs Bsen, James BIlt L, =, NJ
Gamble s. NJ Codng, Capt Abbey, W. Bartlett Nine
L. Roier Mrs S. Rodier, Mrs. S. Elliott aud children, O.
NJ Soue NJ Barnard, IT,, MIRA " b. Brown Mrs Palmer AfS =,
II,gs and children Miss Haddge aud child Mss Balm
bridge Il. c. FOote H. subbs James " Randall n Cur
lis wife children servant Charles Wise Mss A. Mse M b.
Ns.h Miss Bradford Champion wife and child Mrs g. NJ soI-
r, Mss Soe and sister W. BAILEY. Mrs Bsiey aud child,
Miss LIME Marshau, Mr. Wilson and children.
FROM CHARLESTON Aug 4-ln steamship ~
water Mrs Fleming Sherwoo Miss NJ Churchill Miss Pins, Ne
Fareus G. A. Beatty Gould Miss Roast j. r. Solomon Dr. Noses
g. C. Moses NJ Lester + G. Barf Mrs OMara Miss small q
Glchr Mr. MeSanee Zote. Mrs Gcbnst and child MI
Couroy E. Launit Mrs Branches and child Mrs krn Primer
Hasca John Flynn, &. A. Crowns Miss HascA
Major Bramfor, John Howard j. Mulcahy bulNnke hiS
Mucahy r. Barley Mss Sehobeger Charles Miller be
Moran j. H. IIunt j. Shaw, Misses Doudey NeskenbeTg j.
B,>, and wifr W. b Shaw Mss A. NJ Smith Mrs VIII
ir Mrs. Drake three children aud servant Miss DHhbe'
chill aulse
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALWAYS IN DEMAND-Securtles with bOth inter-
est and principal well assured, yielding profitable
income, aud having ready sale throughout long
term of years.
We invite the attention Of capitalists, trustees, and
Others TO the merits and advantages OF the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BoNns. These
bonds are the obligations of responsible company
whose vast property is administered with all the
economy and forethoueht of individual enterprises
They have an final security the prior claim upon the
whole property, which has cost three times the
amount of the bonds issued thereupon and which,
in its beginnings is OF the most profitable Ia1
roads in existence The certainty and regularity oi
the interest payments is established 10y the current
revenues of the comparatively largely in excess
of their requirements and sinking fund Is PROVIDED
for the repayment of the principal
These Bonds have 30 years to run, ana nave aIeauy
AN excellent standing here aud IN Europe by
authority of National and State laws they are ex-
pressly made payable in cOin' aud at this tine pay
more than eight per cent upon the investment For
sale at lO3 and accrued interest, IN currency by
FISK Il HATCH,
Dor1ors so No Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
PASSENG ERS no ARRIYE.

FROM SAN FRARCISCOThe Golden Cty which sailed from San
tanescG on as sl'i o. toOa Oo. VIM Farrell wife .o chill
wife two children and servants Ehubaher children
Rhaw Miss Maria Rug aud eh MARY barley aod daughter Mise
Kate Lambert Miss Mary Sullivan, Mr. Shaw child shaw
G. w Holmes NJ daughter child; John Curry vie
and infan James Rensud stephen Brea Blame j. Bedsr-
MA Bsrnhaut H. W. Houston Thomas Samuel Lane r. A.
CLARK c. Mcconnell wife and three children Mra James Robbins
Mrs Wright Jane. Smith wife four children nurse Dss,i
Scales and6ve children Miss Strickland Miss Smith
ficnneI Angela RebOd. O. b. Deman. H. q PerOt VIM
RaGd C. Briggs Miss Miles Mss Higgins Mis-: asrrySeothsr g. o
aud wife, T. H. Spencer simmons daughter and servant
n W. sasnis. J. b. Russell Arthur May and wife, Robert
liam Osesd Mrs Iandron and children de Bssnsd
Miss Fanny La Rue Mrs H. Forbes and boy H. Taylor Robert
jacob Fried john Meae and wife NJ BroSan wife ThOnp
son O. Going Miss Ellen Harris P. Hodsmth and wife T. g.
A. Wheeler B. j. wife Chapman and wife wm Graves
F. g. Gould wife and sister Reynolds and s & A. M MATTE Wv W.
mug and boy L. BeUjman wife three ehdrsn and servant Charlie
Hutton Thomas oLarkn and child, NJ Mcmillan Robert
Cary Edwin Manchester and wife Miss JenSie % DEsS MIS-
T. Harris Mrs NJ A. hOeswOrtb Louis Argae' T w,,e and and
Infants E. b. Higgins, Res. Harmon and daughter Lewis Garcia.
wife and 1--WE children Adele Bella Mrs Douglas Ms b.
Miss susan v Hodsion s5ey and boy Santos RIsadO
Julie 0annA CLeaRy Casper SOules Augusta Alias kruse
JoSa SS + h,nIsy RE f. ,'' Msy6ss VII. and Sfsn Ms Bur
ton HAght aud Seth Pellet aud wife Mas Dea
Miss Emma Sewers William Ker p CArtes &
Salas Fesso Mrs Belle HARDY M Atwood J. F. Hyde and wife
Brown Miss B. Brown Reed spence Edward L.
Mrs Annie Berry Charles MeDonaa wife and 6ye shdrsn
aud y g sCmps ana s 1p. wn, TIaT d and Su s
wife Mrs C. r ByDgton and children Poster Alfred Peer,
William Barnes Antoine LimsO Mrs N HOs%an Mrs .s q
T. Phillips and wife Andres Shabord Edwin Lewis and sI Walter
r. Greenland Rogers and wife Master j. Brodeck W W. Pufer
Rowe Taylor j. Doe j. MOrren and about 100 in the steer
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS an.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP w.YORK."..."...Aue. Z.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Stin, Gl,pcu, Walden Boston; Saratoga Alexander Reh.
inopdt Wn +. Clyde Powell, Wilmington, n C.. -
Sp.Amersn Congress Jordan London elOs Sanders Roer
Bsrk%EIcsisor Atkinson Hayre henry TrOwbridge HO.eki
pemerara Isaac R. Davis Hand Wilmington c. Com Dupont Me-
Grry aud Buenos Ayr Niagara huffman ssgnA"
River Elizabeth Jansen Barcelona Hannibal Hawkins Rio JaBeirO
Bssahe Bure NenIsO Bremen Eclipse sse'snson rfes,o-n &
cne Brtou Haabt Rasmussen Jsno; Shasta Brown st.
John b. Rocky Glen Wallace ST. John, N B. Ida L. Ray RAY
ScSocuersM Holmes ireland Washington G. Electric SpAi
McNlt,e Grenads w ksge SnoS New bssor5i To1pGmss
Perry Waehsm; D. Gillespie Cochran ST. John, b. Lucy Johe
Murray, Boston, Dart. johnson, Stamford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Scotia, Jdkns Liverpool July ls %dse and pass 1os
= * 'Sf 3D. lat Il g. lou Ssos passed ship Vanguard
SesnsSp San Jacn,o ALDs Savannah mdse and pass Aug
miles Of Hatier's passed steamship san s @ s,s
signal and black letter l. 10 center, hound N
Steamship Chsrlestou Berry. Charleston nd:e and pas,
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter WimngIon n " nNA s'0tA
B.rk Vuon lie Blanc, GlAee Bay 10 days, COAL
Brig Fortans IorenIo oPOrO q days, uiue sat &c
Seh Moe Punmer Csmpeaehy ~ days logsood, hides ac
Ann, Glover Galveston Jsauie shepard Georgetown DC
Cotiedrr. Virginia hllnie ioa4AHol-
Cornelius Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
San Francisco Aug 2Arved ships Nevsda from Boston P.p
With % OOO sacks Of uhssL Sailed ships Rhuddsu Castle I
Melbourne aud Emma Cape Town O. H., both vessels hSs' VIVID
IoISEs HeLE Aug 3Arved brig, Cosmos from Ne. Yeh 70,
Boston JnA Arey siih lumber; sehrs Lehis re.ospA a
Bath; William Dement, Sehuylil for Quincy Point d. A'sf' ~
Mareno (of East AsehAsl With lunbr ,,,,- -, p NJ,
BosroS Aug G-Avsd CoIuwsls, from Shields, ongs
Ieod Mayaguea; Ameeaa Unoa Trnidsd NJ hesep iSAo'
Mary h. Kinds Esw-Orleans
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug A-The steamship Bremen, from Ns"i''
The steamship Berlin sailed to-day for Baltimore At M NJ Mo-,
QuEEssrows Aug AThe steamship City Of Ap'"sfp iV WV
IysRpooL Aug THE steamship Austrian wJhe Of AhaHs Lhs
which len Quebec JAY 29 arrived here to-day
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
THE COURTS.
THE Union PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE.

The order of attachment issued by Judge
against the Union Pacific Railroad Company the Credit
Mober of America and Others for the parties defend
ant to show why injunction should not issue
against them, returnabe yesterday; but owing TO
the nOnappeaTance OF the witnesses the question dld
not for adjudication On motion OF Mr. Shear
man. plaintiffs counsel another attachment order was
issued for their appearance conditioned in penal sum
Of $4,000 for violation thereof Mr. Shearman Informed
the Court thatOne Of the parties defendant Mr. Ham
had been arrested by deputy sheriff In obedience TO the
order of the Court made the 2lst but that order
staying proceedings having been served on the Sherh
few minutes before the arrest was made he was dis
charged from custody The Court then directed alias
attachment returnabe Aug 25 TO issue against Mr. Ham
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

that fair and they specially invited TO be exhibitors
In various Southern States there is within the next
few years to be great activity IN agricultural matters
and there VIII De great demand for all descriptions OF
articles needed by planters and farmers The State Fairs
such as those provided for in Louisiana and Arkansas
VIII accomplish much In bringing within reach the most
approved agricultural implements, ID dfusing informa-
ton stimulating labor and competition and securing q
more productive style Of farming
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

,AkkANsAs STATE FAIR.-The first fair Of the
ia State Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
oenne four days Arkansas is one Of ths richest States
tllon IN agricultural resources. 10 10 In need OF
sn saving machines and all kinds Of improved aRricu
ma eIneBts Manufacturers OF agricultural imple
"~ ana breeders Of nne STOCK will be OSt welcome W
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

London, co days. 11O011O,; do, sight, 11O59llOs ;
Paris long, 515a519!; do, short, 5124G5llt; Ant
werp, 5l6ta515; Swiss, 516t95.15; Hamburg, S6s
d364 Amsterdam, 4lia4S; Frankfort 4lG4t;
Bremen 79ld79i; Berlin, 7l3q72.
1t was unofficiay announced to-day that Mr. FISK
had been elected Treasurer of the Erie Railway Com
pany vice Mr. Gould, who was previously advanced
to the Presidency of the Company The manage
ment of this corporation, now representing ABOUT
eighty millions, has thus passed into the hands Oh
parties who are known only as stock operators and
geters up Of iniunctOns on the Erie, Rock Island,
and Union Pacific Railroads The present manage
ment inspires even more dstrust than the last, which
certainly never did much to benefit the holders OF the
Common stock; probably passage through bank
ruptcy wOnld leave all the bOndholders intact but
the fate of the Preferred stock is not SO well assured
The Company have added to their leases in taking
the Northern New-Jersey Road. This road Is to be
finished to Nyack and stopped there This is one of
the points gained by Mr. Vanderbilt in his settle
ment as the road bids fair TO be rival of the Hud
son River and Harlem. That opposition by this ar
rangement is eflectually killed
The transactions at the off Of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts-Fol Customs, $4,000 {;
for Gold Notes, $296OO0; total Receipts, $i'S78,-
225 20; total Payments $s5SOS3l 3d. Balance, $7S,-
AZ, ,279 80.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive oil
specie) from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. 4, 1868, was s25O5,g9i.
The New-York Fire Insurance Company have de
cared semi-annual dividend OF seven per cent,
payable on demand.
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railway
for the fourth week in July were:
1863 Sl23sOj 1867. .$OO,os5 Increase. $2372O
For the month:
1868 O56l7 "a 1867 Ss5s i35 Increase. S7lsl So
The shipments of treasure from San Francisco from
July to 22d exclusive Of Government account were
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

suYnRxE EC0uRT-CHAnBsEs-Hsd By BAkEhRp Conn opens
aBd calendar called al ~ a N Reserved eates
% lnnoa at Appiston 100 Jay Tscr DeGroot al
81 c}sbsM .gt Coupelly Isl. Yields tgt DsVln s al
'nasInsr ,st Ef.ibhau 100. .Trenah Brown
"a Ia ,Str al pe(root l7l Mar aGt hsKeehpe k
0''''-'' - - BEFORE JadSe TAPPKH.
IN u..,.t CbiIhhaus et al (EvGns agt Esfob.
u,i-.n set Raosf l25 BAehns sgt Rastoh
~ Ia.s nssbios o. at Prspl iHamteh agt Katon.
iI9. Barnes GgL Anss 81 al -. ...t...
S vii be- heard eli inry going the sspispber
, eslepeer for the by the CouH win 30 calico a.
a@Ioet m on Tatsdsys PdayL Chambers bapss VII 0t
lIspssssd sTsfy Cay fJsn 10 " u osoti a m
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
CIVIL.

Two suits have been instituted by William
b. Asor against The Mayor, &c Of the City OF New York
with the view Of obtaining injunction 10 restrain the
laying of the NcOsOn pavement in Niuteenth aud Thirty
third-sts, and yesterday temporary injunction was
granted the Supreme Court Chambers, by Judge Bar
nard
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
and 1867
1868. 1857.

Freights TO Liverpool by steamer, l5000 bush Corn
ot 3D. 5000 boxes Cheese at 2js. aud 2OOO bales Hay
at Sjs To Glasgow by steamer 1900 bush. Corn q:
3D. a British bark was chartered from Philadelphia
TO the Continent with 800 bbls Petroleum at 5s.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending July 22 gives the following results Wheh com
pared with tic previous week; %, ,... sa5-qt
= 2. Zy- ncra'e 80 St,9,
Public dero.s....''..'''' 80 - - 2C9
ON the other side OF tbe account:
GoveiuucHt seeuuucs.... t-No charge oso,o,7
Sas So,, ss,5r!s'e IiSJt5-Insre,e.. 2g5eo
The amount OF notes in circulation Is t2itginG oelss
an Increase ~ 1855 25O ana the stock OF bullion m pol
"partincnts Is fl2057 3i showing decrease Of fo92u
when compared with the previous return.
PACIFIC RAILROAD COR mssouRI)-sX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS.
The Pacific Railroad lof Missouri through the uu-
dcrigned offer for sale a limited amount OF their
six per cent gold bonds at 9 per cent aud accrued
interest.
The road extends from ST. Louis 2S3 miles to Kan
s.s City. there connecting with the Union Pacific
Railroad H. d. and other roads, and was complete"
IN 1865. at an expenditure OF over Sl3,CoOWO.
The earnings for the year ending Febru- ..
airy. 1851 were 80 w. W.
Operating expenses I''""o7t "'
Net earnings were. .................. ST9,2ao e
For the year ending February, 1865, the ,
earnings were.................-...... -S5'3DS! o.
Operating expenses wcre................. 2O5Uta6 -
Net earnings. Sg53O54 g.
While for the first quarter of lsGs the net earning
exceed those Of the quarter IN 1861 10y S3C'9 Co.
The Railroad Company, in order TO pay oil th
state of Missouri for advances in aid Of construc,rr
the road, rs well as all other liens, has issue"
5000 600 Of First Mortgage per cent bonds, secured
by deed of trust TO Messrs James Punnet President
Of Bank of America New-York, u. A. Murdock, Pres
ident of Continental National Bank New.YoIk, and
Luther c. Clark of Clark, Dodge a Co
The bonds run twenty years from Aug. l. 1858 IL
tcrest February and August in New-lork. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin.
In Offering these bonds to the public we remark
that the road passes through the central most popu-
lous, fertile and growing part of the state Of MIS-
souri, forms part Of an important line, and Is
"A completed and successful enterprise, already earn
ing nearly double the amount required to meet the
interest on it's entire indebtedness thus emitting the
bonds to the rank of frst-class security Govern
ment aud other securities received IN exchange al
market rates, CLARK. DODGE a Co, No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
MINIAruRR ALMANAC.

Sup Rises $500 Tl Moon Rses... 82l
. =.
Sandy Hook.... g43l Cows Island 9:33 Hell Gate.ll;h
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CKNrRAL)
RAILWAY CoNPANT, No. 81 BROADWAY
NHW.NoaU Toll "a fpeo 1


NEw.YoRK. July TO- 1853
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING
~ FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COLUMBUS and INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL W. Co, due
TTsoiEDo LoGANsPoRT and BURLINGTON R. r. Co due
Feb /. 1884. ... . - - ,r ,oo,
CiNCINNATI aud CHICAGO AIR LINE H. H. Co. due Aug l.
'ceisCINNATI and CHICAGO AIR LINE R. r. Co. tsuEiuE
Fund) due Nov. !, 1886 - .,, - ", r. a.. n. d, 100,
CHICAGO and GREAT EASTERN K w. Co. (eonveri0le) due
APRIL 1885,
The above roads having consolidated into one corporation under
the name The Columbus Cheago and Indiana Central h oo
rapyp the COMPANY has executed trust mortgage 70
Roosevelt William Posdek OF New'iorh irusite
e road with the franchises present and future acquired properly
I secure an issue Ft Mortgage Sinking fud BONUS
pavabe in foy years iApr l) atseyel per cent %
e April in NewYok the object being to eonsohaa'e al ne
a l0ye OF bonds into one class
The Tno Trust Company OF NewYork mo 7 Broadway mas oseh
pru,d the Compsny Fund Commissioner Sad authorized 10
exchange the bonds Of the above Issues , A,
Copies and further particulars can De oOeu n
Office of the Trust Company. at this once ,...
"e'~o b.. T. SMITH, President
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
9inantiaI.

oTlcs OF uSIos PAcfpo RAILWAY Co.. EAsTsRx DIVISION
~,,,, ,~ PHrLADRIPHIA July a. 1868 }
"A MokiGAGE BOSDSof the UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANf EASTERN DIVISION due August 1868 will be paid on pre-
senAo OF e coupons therefor the Banking
House Of DABNkY. MORGAN Co,
No. % Exchange e-plsce, NewNOrk
1 "a Treasn
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD COMPANY of
> LONG SLANDThe annual election FOR thirteen Directors
os Comranv be held MONDAY Sept 1868 at the once OF
NV CHARLES FOX, President
wx H. DEBEyorss, Secretary.
no INVESTORS.-FOr SALE, 100000 NEW
YORK COURT HOUSE BONDS favorable terms IN sums to
MI, The secured and cheapest in the market
HENRY CLEWS Co. No. 81 Wallst
nor SALE-S3S,0O0 Wilmington, Charlotte
Railroad Co. First Mortgage Eight Per Cent Bonds
ue 1891 Principal by tie state OF North
Carolina LOCKWOOD Co, No % Broadway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13


PCT a Coon k.ck ryox Ir-ft .on
"'sh 10 seccr~d IN life. II you wish 10 find
f'en'is. ;; YOU vi-h 81 our relative, ..d a..o
c'aies to ENJOY your cumpaa,. war cheer.
iui iars every ooe dislike, ssd shuu. a 81
one. u u 70 bsbiisslly sad. Es-,, on. L,,
Col gross weary Of being ruu,i,,.,..., ~ .,,.
r''~. sn'i the heart that Is always fol- Of bit.
Ter waters wiIl be ief, alone. Pretend 20 ~.
happy " you can DO no more Coax ,un.
b"a'us 90 yDor eyes. -mii-s 10 your E,,.
sp"ak hope fu words as you can; g., the
fa ''e oi being cheerful. atd Il will ~, a,
'e'ose TO .oa Wherever ID. elsd fac.
ss.'s. % IL ~elcOnr ~hsrevrr the laughing
,ssk y is apt 90 Dee granted n VOC
irving tor want Of food ior either
spirit. Il is better 10 laugh than
-a tell the tale Laugh 10 keen
Never give up 20 gloom: il
those about you sad faces
-. = -. Chr Of trouble that ia,. upon
-, :. 49,, .oe TO US IL We csnpot look
, .,-o.r,. onr lb'avsIy cheerful faces to
; 90 o.. ., 81 Let us be careful
man who carrie. W '""so iaces
.moun, OF good in :. CAD face does an
! eompute rv.n Il he sorId impossible to
cent IN charity All poor 70 give one
sad doe. every day Of 81" whose iaer Is
than can be reckoned. Ths' more harm
foil Of u papner Of ,rous. hard ~or d.
one Of itrm esn. ior mnch o; ""' every
wresd, oo' oi -Ighs snd e,rt iiass, h~
aud wDnien. . som - ihe 6r.i siHz man
: .ittir pat vsI. 81 the Wv lsgss -
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!, il''s. - a. H'y. N"''ody h-s any fhan
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