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We sang together. you and 1. s
In qutet church, 6yyeet sonos nj ,,roIsa
our our voice was like an angels voice.
Aouf lace was as an angels faca.i
We kpelt together, you andI, ~
In mat dim old church, In sight OF heaven
ana you praSed prayer that the angel
Thatsin may be forgiven.
We walked together. you and i.
In inc happy groves, where wood-bird,
SI Mt sTeeter were the pleasant words
That you kept mnFmuring.
They beat In time with our glad hearts.
OId words they were from some old song:
Laughing, you sang them, all for me
AS we two wandered ON.
We talked together, you andI,
Wise things you spoke for one so ynunp.
iIStened, feeling ali the while,
Ehat on your words a story hung.
We lived together, You andI,
=, IN lhoSe old years, two friends no more,
DID we ever dream OF what was TO be.
Could we span the years that were on be-
II We loved together, You and l.
" as u wise mat the love was never told :
was lt better 10 let the time glide on
TIL both life and love were Old?
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dies for the above diseases To the general
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money tTitt Dc refunded. TeEt1monialso OF ply
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Co., PTOpn6torS, BeekmRn street, New
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cts Der VOlume.
Il VOLUMES HOW READYs-A sample
Persons Tenitting 90 for the set, In. i'd
" tsIR WAITE sCoTT, suitable fof
ID. APPLETON q Co, Puhtlshers Ncl, eo
81 and 81 Grand St. New York. 1A
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WANTED .Epfs5a f'nH @Sse E aAy st SRi
FsuQIavfug Of Hon. HoHATIo 6EHH0UEEs
PFfee 81 Small sizes of SEHMOUR BLAZE
% each Also the 1EaflOnal Hand BOOK
of Fact8 and FiRuress' for every voter price
81 "a. zine Lost Cans, - tho only complete
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OUR bonds pay large Interest.-sssy
Eaottr on The Circle.
The bonds pay six per cent interest
In gold. At present rates for. gold this
amounts to bat q triae mora than eight
per cent In greenbaclzs. Il has not for
years exceeded nine per cent. on the
best real estate security money readily
commands ten per cent, as every busi-
ness well knows. Why, then, this
demagogue talk Buchanan, our last
Democratic President. paid twelve Per
centon Government Ibans-
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Johnson 81 sexmour.

The following highly Important des-
patch from an ex.Alderman to an ex-
Governor has just passed over the
wires. 1t is characteristically unique {:
WHITE HOUSE. Oct. "a, 1858.
Dearest Horatio: This minute I learn
from the Hon. Mr.. Pomeroy's inyal-
liable journal, the only reliable Dem
cratic organ in the city of New York,
that you have actually commenced to
''swing around the CIRCLE" Good J.
That's the best card played yeti Swing
early Swing fast Swing often Swing
without ceasingl Stop swinging now.
and then, and hand ont copies of the
old Constitution, The amendments omit
ted : Garry two flags, and swing
them as you gothic Stars and Bars
in your right hand, and the Stars
and Stripes in your left hand ]
This will show that Confederates and
Feds, like the lion and the lamb, Is ly-
ing down together, and that a little
child are leading them. Was you ever
an alderman II SO, In every place
you swing to mention that fact. Be
modest, but don't stand on dignity.
Dignity's of no account. Pile 1t thick
on the Niger, but deal gently with our
erring Southern brethren. Don't hurt
their pheelings. Treason is odious
enough as 1t is, and it would do NO good
to be trying to make It odiouser. Say
nothing Rgfn the Kukluxers, but pitch
into the bondholders. Give the latter
jesse. Dearest Rash, once more, swing
early, swing fast, swing often. swing
without ceasing. 20.
Your swfnginging brother,
ANDREW THE FIRsF.
NotG BenG-Blair is swinging round
the tother side of the circle. Perhaps
you'll meet. If so, give Frank my re-
WAsH1aGToN crrx, D. O.. october 20,
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THIS is mol HuMRIG

viii lHsol ueISuLI COIOE OF
Will receive by return mai
of your future husband or
ana date OF marriage. Ad
D. drawer No. 8, FnItonvi!
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by sending 80
cents and stamp,
ayes and hair, you
la correct picture
Wtfe, with name
dress W. FOX, r.
.le, New York.
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THE adverse tnhuencesn that stand
In the way of theiauccess Of tine DEM
ocracy next month, are understood by
the readers of the World to be-
/. Horatio Seymour.
2. Blair.
8. The Southern Democracy.
A. The Northern Democracy that re-
fuse to accept the dic.ation OF the
World. ts-'a = $50 ~
6.Briek Pomeroy and all his read
ers-which constitute the bulk of the
party, North and South. - ts.,s-
With these sssadvefse Influences re-
moved, the World. thinks its party
might succeed IN. EoYember:: What a
pity that It cannot have the poor priv,
ilege of trying the experiment.
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Under the auspices Of the

NJ A N II A II IT A N
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,r,s oE,,eet ofthis AssocIatlo Is to secure a
y. Ms ,SsSnent within forty days after the
SSastlI al a member Of as many dollars est there
uesls =, hers in the class 10 Whiohghe or she
nc ,gs owl hafFH -
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pHEHE will be no side issues onths
FIRST Tuesday of November. Then the
naked question comes up: Grant, the
soldier statesman, or SEYMOUR the
rebel sympathizerG Loyalty or disloy-
a1ty9 a county q no country +
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HOW no BECOME MEMBERS
INVESTMENTS.

The bylaws of the associate lon require that
One-third of the money received as new
membership fees, shall be made q sinking
fund to meet payments alling due by the de.
linquencIes OF members. This tund Is. held
nv ina g -
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NYashlnRton. ID, O., General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and states of Virginia
aud West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association. zE5
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rLLusTRATIoN,

Glass "a" has 5 600 male members. A man
dies. The Association pays overwtthin forty
days 6, 600 TO the widow or heirs, and the re-
manning members forward within thirty
DAVIS one dollar and ten cents each TO the As
10 reimburse 1t. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
moneys paid, and the Association supplies q
new member to NIL the place Of the retiring
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'IO" MEMBERsHIP FEES.

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The advantages of this Association over or
binary Life Insurance Companies are: No
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required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure to hisfamily com-
potency upon his death.
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New Drug Store.

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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and Will be invested in United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value of the money 20
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

fTO LAWYERS.--A responsible New York In
eorpoted ConP:H Nth ans future before bs. a,, TO s'so
$1,000 permanent psyiss business Asls" Dor No os Ses'
SsEk Posi Otes
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
LITERARY ITEMS.

Russia has recently lost one OF The most prom
lsne Of It's young writer's II may not be auSs 10 say
few words about his brief career. Duitry Plsaici was
born in Is4O and was therefore only twenycght years
Md when he died At the early Of sixteen he became
stpdept IN the University Of Petersburg and after
HAVING greatly distinguished himself there, at the age or
nineteen ne was iutrusted with the oGcoh OF the CRU
sa department Of the journal styled Hd@Sryet OF DdV"
ITs orcs in that paper and in the RUSsEOe 6tOrO, or
R,ss,o Ward of which he became IN 1861 the Clef sup
ort soon attracted attention. especially those on
.Tbe Scholastic Philosophy OF the Nineteenth Century
aud Tlc Idcahsm OF Plato" For several years he con
filmed 10 write about philosophy, history science, ana
MI rature that with such industry that his coece
ESSAYS dll than ten volumes. His lu1uehce sooh
became very great especially with the younger genera
tiou Of readers But after time his writings Decdu
obnoxious to the Government. In 1852 he was an -,
on charge Of political agitation, and, after nay
kent years i'm confinement, was sehtenccu 10
prisOnCd In fortress for two years more IL VIZ 49,,
his Imprisonment that his most brilliant ess4g Va
written. for his literary activity was Iol
But when he released owing To the nncs'S 6 Is
OIL tie occasion OF the marriage OF the NAaIC ~ ~.
health was found 10 be considerably lmpeu' ~ t" @
Summer az the present year he sent by ms physicians
90 "A seaside watering place near tcN -; "' i - ~ ,itS
10th Of July he was seized by NJ WliIe nc ",s
and nv flie time he was taken out he was dead ms
ho6v was removed 10 St Petersburg proceeding Whch
Tcod bc exprcss sanction of the Minister OF the In
feor and there he buried by the side Of ms Trend
died yOnng being carried of i'm his twenty fifth year.
The funeral, which took place Few days ago. was AT
teuded bv crowd of friends and admirers, ms grave
was covered with flowers and q subscription was gO UP
with the purpose OF founding scholarship 10 DC C"lIou
by his NAME in the University of st. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
6Opartn'rsbp quiitts.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The partner
existing between the uuleed under he rn ne
Of FISH BRADFORD this DAY Dissolved by
m the hm tn hqndauou-NeN'
Yos. Sept s. 1909 JAMES FISH, JR, W b BkAbFOhD
1 United SPECIAL PARTNERSIIIP.-NO-
urei hereby given that limited partnership for the Transaction
of commission business 10 tie Ny o New
York has been b aud between EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM r HOFFMAN, snd JAMES C. LANSING a AZ present
residents S-sYok pursuant 70 aud by virtue Of the Bret
e Of chapter Of the Revised statutes OF
and the Smeltao thereof and n aiOn
me name OF fu which the sad partnership is to BE-
.ec,sd Is SMITH HOFFMAN Co Tie gcu,ss nature Of the
bnsne,s intended transacted By the said puerslp gene
mercantile The Of al the general sn
special partners u'eree The sail Rarile W EDW Akp SML H.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, snl JAMES G. LANNINGia which partner
ship said EDWARD SMITH ard WILLIAM = OFFhAN are tns
General Partue the said JAMES g. LANNNG 5 the Spec al
Partner their respective places OF residence az pres0 Toe t
Yosk aud NeNlork The sd JAMES & lANNlNG
has contributed m The stock OF the SAID
,opnerhp 80 900 hundred ard ihiaye thousand
dollars cash
The period the said partnership to commence Is the r,
Of D. business operations Of sad hrm VIII
September A. D. l5S sod tse a co
uArtuep upon the trt day Of
Jauuar A. D.. Ig52-DAted New. York CITY August s6s
EDWARD SMITH.
WILLIAM = HOFFMAN,
5AMES G. LANNfNG.
Onee, o. Parl. place Chureh-sL, Sew-iork CITY
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MISS HAINES

MADTNIOISELLE DE JANON
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their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Nos and 10 Gramery P1k
East TrentebsL, Sept a.
Applications m tie admission Of pupils be made either personally or
he sifarf NJ, ID (sraue Pa
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
long ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

Sam for Grsenport and all stations eIceP Woonde and Ns-
Tree Northuort Passenger Tram and all aoasn
espt willow Tree 99 LIpr'ss Train of Geupor 'oprsfn
Jamaica MineoA Hicksie and a Stations Esst 80 Noo"
Passenger Train, aud all stations except Willow Tree ~
Ip Passenger Train Aud all stations Fss'.aeef m
Sunday Train syes Hunters Point at ga ioI Ia
Cove Hp Eorthporf. and all vsy tsosi N''
tsrs Point At 6:l0 ,. ~ Takes effect June s
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

TRAINS LEAVE SEwTOR 80,
Haven and Bridgeport 100. 500 thrl, llo O.
(Rxl Loo (Brl as 20 5J0. aud ao0 tEr) ? IN. ,,.
Milford S,rstforj Fairfield Southport and Wrpor 20" H."
a m. 3t3, 4 90 so ?. m. .. ...,r-,
For Norwal 100 SOO RI) 400 I0o lals (ELE 800 tBIL
as 40 (BI j. 33l SoO (RIl ?. - -
For Darlen 100 90 n 3Os m. 3S 40, so
For Stanford 200 aO0 (EL) 900. ll9o N l2l5 Erl 2ls J"
(Rxl a45 4 - tRI), $40 $50 20 aOo (Erl p.m -.
For Greeuwich and Intermediate stations 100 800 @ n ="
3t5. L40. SO $50 p. .., -.,.
For Boston via Springfield 8eo m (Brl 800 tErl 300 m
For Boston via shore Line. II (EI y 800 p. IN. -.
For Hartford aud Springfield 400 lBLl lal9 400 tkLb 8"
For Conn.etcut River Railroad 500 EIl nlsp TO h's-
"Ya3 Spori PGosisas aud Fshi Railroad SOo CEr) ii'
a.. o.n-..l =, q oo n
For Canal Railroad a m 7S to Sorihanp'On ,nd VIZ
lamsbmg -.
For Hou,soule R,lrosd, 100 N, 1oop IN.
For kaugatuck Railroad 100 a. No., AGO p. m ,.,,,.o
Dauhuy aud Norwak Railroad, 100 90 g. m l1s wv
JAMES u. H0ir, supL
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~ Gen James Wion very fair douAe large column octave
800 psge Twenty-Five per copy Eve copies 'or 81 Bi tA
PRESS 100 copies fr +ld
THR GRANT CAMPAIGN SONGSTER containing popular Songs
Ballads ai Re adapted very ppaar aud well known airs and
sAorses2 Pages euts per loO by 50
THE RADICAL DRUM GALA choice collection OF PATRIOTIC
SONGS With MUSIC containing all tie well known National Ars and
Insny new and ga pieces arranged M Ge Clubs % PAGES OF
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PRBSS, 40 copies for %
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pIottssional nuiius.

Gycftssional nuiius.
lanes b. SIMPSON,
- ATTORNEY At law
No 70 T~erueth. q. GavlVeson, TerAs
s,.ri,i ,t,ssNon 10 tomnsrcs aui Lsud Business
DETURN of DIR. HAMMOND from Europe,
IL amer having made extensive sni Tih DL J9, rg M
CtssFTt. METHOD or TREATMENT In NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Premature Thsaa Mental Decay &c. throughout The Oh World
Fr further anf important particulars ths Meihof see e
ioh Reyisd Edition Of NERVOUS DEBILITY BY C. D. hAMhuND
ffreft Professor Ansomy and Sugey 10 the Syracuse
Msics College y !. Price III, mailed Tree sealed Adic's he
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suited personally bJ C0es 0llelcc Ohs houTs Nom 70
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@ttursions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSLYN landing Whitcs,ou Bsyliss Dock. Great Neck
sands Point Mott, Docf Glen Wood On aud ane MONDAY
Jaae IS the steamer ARROWsNlTH Capt Mue vii leave es
No a Fast River morning al sl Tor tue aoo's a1l
ingS Returning, viii leave Rosyn At $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
IEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY q, 1903.
TRAINS LEAvR SEw.roRK

Passenger Station NewYok w snd teafa-
ave. Entrance on Twenty .ssVenih-st.