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FINANCIAL.
-'r~r-
A PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
$6,6c0OoO.
We beg leave to that accepted the agency
FINANCIAL.

We beg leave accepted agency
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW SEVEN PER CENT TiisrY'lEAR LOAN, FREE
This loan amount. 10 ss az sooo16 fAS
FIRST MohTGAGE LAND GRANT AND SINKING
secured ppon IN. e,edsGS EGSp 81 B3Sps IN ,v from sp.
dsn IN kansss to Denver Colorado distance Of miles
constre,ion Il IL also Nor1rae uson @ raas stock AMI
franchise OF this first class railway running through
AND IN sTccEssFUL OPERATION FOR 4s7 MILES
Of he Missouri RIVER and earning already enough to meet
MORE fHXs ''i 1HE iGs iSTsSsT Gfos Tis NEW
In addition to this the bonds also secured by hss mort
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT or THREE MILLION
extending IN alternate sections either side OF the track
from the 4ih mi post in Kansas TO Denver The proceeds
Of The safe OF .hse lands be invested by the trustees
States bonds sinking fund for the resumption OF he
magnacen, Territory OF Colorado inciuding coal field
ana pnery The company aso holds as an asset another
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES ACRES IN THE STATE OF
and although not pledged a. Security for this oa their
possession ads largely 10 the companys wealth and credit
vAL1g vp OF eth TIE s SoMPANY's IPA " pr; PROPERTY,
AT S2a GOGoo NET, WHILE THE LOAN
IS MERELY SetOo,0Oo,
tle bonds have thirty years 10 from May 1852 and
SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD
FEE FROM aovERNMESr fAxATioN,
Ie principal The loan is payable, In gold in the
city Of New York bHt each coupon viii oe payable in FRANK
fort London or New York at the option OF the holder with
oHt notice, At the following rates =
On - 900 bond in New York $50 god) each half year
On si8 bond III London 1T bs. 0d each half year.
On l COZ bond In Frankfort 30 kreuzers each half year
condn o e S dan and the coany through
carefully examined They happy to give the loan an en-
pl attic Enforcement
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT
IN respect perfectly and IN essentials even
better than government securities The bonds will be sold
Tor the with accrued interest," both in currency
the agent reserving the right TO advance the rate.
The attention Of is invited 10 these well secured
bonds, which recommend of the most profitable
investments in the market Gold and government securities
taken in payment their market value, without commits
sons Pamphlets with maps, giving full informaton sent
application .. 80
SO Exchange place.
NJ. X. JFSUP & CO.
IL Pine street. New York.
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FyREASURY DEPARTMENT,
J. OFFICE or THR SUPERVISING ApourrEorJ

DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or TBE SUPERVISING ARonIrEorl
July 10, le5.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until IL nj. OF the
3st day Of July, 1883 for ali and tho whole Of the iron
Fence and stone Coping enclosing the United States property
on the Park, New York; 3ce feet Broadway 500
Park and l60 feet circular between them,
beng 100 feet less, of iron Fence and Coping.
Said Fence and Coping will require be removed be-
fore the 18th day OF August all portions remaining
the ground after that date will be forfeit TO the United
States.
Proposals be endorsed proposals Iron Fence and
Stone Coping" and will be addressed the
The Department TO itself the right TO
all of the bids be deemed for the interest OF the govern
do and any bid that does conform
respect to this advertisement will not be considered.
A. Il. MULLETT,
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department
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H,REASURY DEPARTMENT,
J. OFFICE OF TIE SUPERVISING ARcHirEcT,l

July X, 1tta
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rece,yed until August IA,
1853, for furnishing and delivering mt the site the
Post Ohice New York, in such quantities
as be required, l 600 cubic feet
sion Granite, clear in and free from
sap The stones will twenty cubic feet each,
viii be i - the square and true, sound 10 particular
and according to schedule Of to be furnished
after.
Also for furnishing and delivering above, $500 cubic
yards more or less OF GRANITE Limestone North River
Bubble, TO be fiat the bed, sound breaking with
cean square racure to be bond stones
tain not less than cubic feet and stone contain
than ~ cubic feet, or TO be less than inches thick
Also for 0 yards more less, of hard durable Stone
broken TO the size of hens eggs, suitable for
Bids will be made by the cubic foot and yard, and will be
rendered separately for dimension stone rbe
Payments TO be made monthly. upon delivery and accept
of the stone by the supervising architect his agent
deductng 10 cent until the final completion Of the
tract
All bids must he accompanied by penal bond in the
OF $l0 900 that the bidder will perform the
tract awarded him. the sueiency OF the security to be
bidder resides
The Department the right to reject all bids
II II be deemed for the interest OF the to do
and bid that does not conform In to this
advertisement will not by considered
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Dimension, Rub
pie and Concrete Stone"
Bidders for Dimension Stone will submit in all cases
sample OF the stone they bid fOrsx inches showing
the different styles of cutting suitable to- and showing the
quality OF the materia
A. b. MULLETT, Supervising Architect.
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OsFicE OF E. M HESDRICKsoS, HnSs9 =, wo,x.
Nos. As, 81 AND So NORTH OXFORD sTRktr,|

gReoKL1N, July 10, 1859.
DIAN daily receiving letters making lnauiry
s Ra:ns ocean Y Bank sns locks
TX. ssaa' e. NJ saf Eu.Rs to
h fons sss 70 as ~ neenss s%py ,fT w
plain the matter 10 The OF all And a. for Mr. Eus.
az y sis . as'SsS a IA,
wbers OF my oc.s are n nse and boa:;ed Of hs
of The place offered him $iCo which added
OFFICE OF J. N. HARrsnoRsE BRos..)
No. 66 EXCHANGE PLACE, !
New YORK, July H. 1897
DEAN sIRsome time during the month Of May Mr. James
sc.gsn q RSShs;.r came int our Office sne %Ads Pro-
:ss'. safe within zen hours. The opportunity wa,
Evsn him and The sum Of sso.o be paid him II successful
he sIprason Of he ten hour. Mr. Sargent asked for
ss Win sS q Se as%
for twelve hours ana then gave n up.
is
hours Trough and .m0ls" in other words, being
limited I'm as 20 nuTssr nj Of tools % Or Of noise He to
sum II successful.
and wedsng he succeeded IN opening the SAFE.
The amount Of noise made may be judged Of when e our
shaken q almost every blow.
of @l0O0 Ss60 produce within day
safe shs. would suSce.sy stand he sAms test and no
N, lock Mr. EDs ANY osss9 opera
the picking line, with challenge Of $500 to back my
About year ago Mr.. Butler said to me that inerfered
would form combination to drive out of the market
and fully believe thai the operation safe the
s. sr se Of the
the country and macousy msrepresentng
without noise which statements, be seen by Mr. Hsrs
cass safes Of his make which have opened, being In
the Office OF the Pennsy Coal Company which opened
r. H. Stephens in Hanover place and another Ia the office
Of c. II. Baker sons b9 WHITEHALL both Of the latter
being done inside Of two hours both Of which safes had
kept fast by him for days. he saying that they would
have 70 be taken to his factory 70 be opened.
.till hold out 70 the public the same ch:lenge a. that
10 open safe made by either the Steam Safe Company
Herring Butler Marvin, tina. there in the country
that day or 20 take or ten hours without nose working
The public must bear In mind that this safe mentioned
they have been tested by burglars rival
and 10 this instance the blows struck the
that did not care for the quality of the safe the
$l00o he after And he heard say few months
making the noise he did
In building my ars class burglarproof safes offer
Ing Tor them and they do no, suscy rests, the ali
the loss TO be borne by me-
make oarearproot safes specially which all bull,
under my direct supervision.
have always fine assortment Of Office AND vault Safes
constantly on hand
Bank yaa, doors silver safes bnt 10 order on
abort notice.
chasing elsewhere, can consequence of having
large Broadway to pay, afford to sell lower
price than any other manuiactqrer ,,,,,,>u,,,
Nos "a, 81 and 53 North Oxford street, Brooklyn. N "
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Nos. 20, 81 and So North Oxford d street, Brookiy

CT. BRIpGET's TEMPERANCE SOCIETY WILL HOLD
- their third annual Festival at Jones Wood, on We'd
hesday, July 2Tickets 30 cents. r. Ftzsimmons, Prcs
dent William Fagan, Vice PRESIDENT John Barrett Record
ing Secretary; Dennis Hannegau, Financial Secretary
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Line
Steamships Of this line win leave pier No. North river
at o'clock T.. NJ, as folows:-
GUILE STREAM. .McCreery Saturday, July e
Freight taken for 81. Louis Mobile and Galveston al
through rates.
For passage and second class freight, apply to
II. B. CROMWELL * CO., SO West street.
I'oR CHARLESTON, S. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
South and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES line.The fast and popu
lar sidewheel steamship
MAGNOLIA, NJ. B. Crowel, coVmander,
will sail Wednesday, July 81. +. NJ, from pier No
North river, foot of Rector street.
Through bills OF sdng 30 AL points South and Southwest
Agents Ia Charleston Ravenel Coz forward al goods free
OF commission. ARTHUR LEARY, Agent, 13 William
The SARAGOSSA will sail July 2s.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TTNREASUKY DEPARTMENT.,
0fFICE OF SDrEnvisING ARCn1TEOT, July 10, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until ~ N. OF the
3tst day of Juy 1852 for furnishing delivering 2QO1
barrels more Or ess the best quality of Rosendale or other
Post 0nce building In New York Each barrel contain
least s pounds of cement and 10 be delivered in
OF from O 0 barrels subject the order of the super
ysng architect or his agent and at such times pc in
their Judgment necessary.
An bids must be accompanied by penal bond the
of $6o that the bidder will accept and perform
tract awarded TO him, the suciency of the security
certified to by the District Attorney Of the District where
bidder resides
The Department tsef the right any
all bids II IL be deemed for the the government
do and bid that does conform every respect
the requirements Of this advertisement win not be
siderei.
Proposals. TO be endorsed
'.Proposals for Supplying Cement" and addressed
A. B. MCLLETT, Supervising Architect.
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COASTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

GENERAL MEADE,
Captain A. W. Sampson,
viii be despatched on Saturday, July "a, at O'Clock NJ
from pier IL NJr.h
Freight through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, July 81.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations,
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 broadway
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FASHION COURSE, L. J.--MONDAY, JULY -, AT
IL O'Clock r. n. stake, O0l Chaplin's W. VI.
Taylors W. Borsts br &. Old Putt A. Pstersons e. g.
ID. Maces Locust. $50 train Newtown Front
trance only j. CHAMBERS, Proprietor
FASHION COURSE-TROTTlNG.-TU JULY 20,
a, O'Clock; stake of $20, milo heats best three IN
6ve harness Erb enters gray geding Peter Lapopse
enters A. Bourret enters chestnut gedng D. H.
Whsen enters br. m. Mary
CUFFOLK PARK, PHILADELPHIA THREE DAYS
- Trotting On Monday, July la two p,irses, first day
best 3 IN o. TO wagons. - .lff .t
Budd Dobe enters z Hotspur.
NJ. Roden entera b. z. Myron Perry.
Third day. Wednesday 2st, purse OF $4,000, mile heats
best 3 In 10 harness..
Budd Dobe enters b. m. Goldsmith Maid.
N. Roden enters b. M American Girl.
WILLIAM II. p0BLE, Proprietor.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
l. OrIIor or THE SUPERVISING AncnfrEor,)

July IL, 1859. (
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until IL NJ. os the
3st day OF july 1862 for the excavatng carng
AL earth from the site of the Post Once The park,
amounting to $4,000 cubic yards less The sand
found the site will be included In the contract Dut
will be retained by the department The excavation be
made az directed by the Supervising Architect ors duly
authorized agent
Measurements will be made in the excavation and the pay
ments monthly, reservng per faithful
and prompt completion of the work.
AL bids must be accompanied by penal bond In the
OF ($100 ten thousand dollars that the bidder will
and perform the contract awarded him. the suciency
OF the security to be certified to the Drct Attorney
the District where the bidder resides The department
10 itself the right Of rejecting all bids, is
deemed for the interest Of the
bid that does not conform in respect to the require
ments OF this advertisement will be considered.
Proposals will be enclosed in sealed envelope endorsed
"Proposas for Excavatng" addressed under
sgnei. A. B. MULLETT. Supervising Architect
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

ALBANy AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
a time. The steamboats, 9: vIBBARp and DANIEL
DREW w ard after Thursday July leave Desbrosses
and Tbirtyourth street 5 Landing at West
Point, Cornwall Newburg Poushkeepse rivoi Rhinebeck,
Catsk Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage checked
board the boats a points New YORK Central Rensse
laer and Saratoga railroads
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LVAHrED- THE IsT OF OCTOBER, LARGE
1895 Post hlce
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TIEADoU ARTERS METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART
IL men, oiice Board OF Commissioners. -
NRw YORK, July ~, 1869.
TO TELEGRAPH CONTRACTORS,
Sealed proposals properly endorsed and addressed 20 The
"Commee Telegraph" this Board the erection or
new and perfected system OF telegraph for alarm pur
poses In the city OF New York, will DO received at this Office
VI III II NJ, the 18th instant.
The plan 70 embrace central oce, with radatne meta lie
crcus not less than four hundred automatic street boxes
and suitable alarm machinery for eighty stations, With not
more than ten boxes stations any circuit.
The machinery, poes and several attachments 10 be
oil the best quality aud improved style.
Tue Commissioners The right TO reject or AL
proposals which, In their Judgment do not embrace perfect
and reliable sysiem.
Specifications can be obtained application at this Office
BY order of the Boafi.
. = CHAs. E. GILpERsLEYE, Secretary.
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1895 Post flee.
d.1 On MUST BE SOLD, BLACK HORSE, y YEARS,
~. lS banda; bay Horse lb% hands, Sf5i; sound,
kind ani free drivers 233 West Tbirylrst street,
Eighth avenue
9CO0 HORSE TRUCK AND HARNESS; @1so, BAY
sDDOO. Horse, IL hands, years Si00 FOR Horse,
ID hands years. 500, Horse called Buffalo Frank Inquire
At II Vaniam 81 eet-
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SPORTING-DOas, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FOR
n saleMedicines for all diseases. Prepared Food Tor
mockng birds al B. DOvEY's, No Greene street,
of Canal 'frff
N. B.-Lsdies attended by Mrs. Dovey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES.
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers iniaii-
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Exterminatc 16c Btlers new
work, 81 Extra Stock and Trained Dogs. Import tn
color Gerannns Dog OIL for consumption.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. ~ North river.
FRANCE, Grace, Saturday, July "a, at3 j. NJ.
VIRGINIA, Forbes Saturday, July 81, at 10 A: N.
Passage to Liverpool QueensownCabn, 800 and &75
steerage $3.50 currency.
SteeTage tickets Liverpool Queenstown, S3 cur
rency.
Apply at the company's onlce, SO broadway.
+. w. J. HURST, Manager.
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CIGARS AND III
S100 PER DAY DISCONTINUED.

NIUU --
Having obtained extensive widespread sale for our
CENTURY brand Of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco we desire
70 announce that shall not pack daily uO IN the small
nfof papers after this date Juy It's merits being 30 favor
ably recognized that this nduoeteu longer necessary
To avoid msapprehens on however woud add that We
shall continue pack orders for elegant Meerschanm Pipes
IN our YACHT CLUB and EUREKA brands OF smoking
Tobacco.
The YACHT CLUB is devoid of Nicotine and cannot in
ure the health, especially recommended to people of
sedentary occupations nervous constitutions.
The ira DE arc invited 10 send for circulars. . -
r. LVRJLLAKps New Y0It, y
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A --A.-A-GOLDEN HAIR.-UNwIN ALBERTs
IA. Auricnmus is what you want. Can be obtained at
GAsWELL, HAZARD CO.'S, Druggists, Fifth Avenue
Aotat
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TR0Y.-rHE FAST
est Elegant evening river Seanboas In the world The
VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT leaves pier "a North
et) O'Clock and OF West ThirtyouTh rs
Fare 80 being 81 rs less than raj and 5c cheaper
than any other route and Ike REDUCTION 10 Buffalo Niagara
Falls all points West 10 Saratoga, Sharon Lake George all
points Lake Champlan, to Monres to all points In ver
mont and western Massachusetts Tickets sold and state
secured a, DODDS Express 0nces 429 and st<
Broadway, New York, and No. Court street, Brooklyn
called and checked through to des
tination 3s West street. above Spring Passengers
landed in Saratoga in time for breakfast.
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LNoR SALE TWO FAST ROAD HORSES ONE sOR
rel and one gray; kind and gentle In every respect For
further particulars inquire at WILLIAM sQUiRE's lns
Washington street, Brooklyn.
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EXCURSIONS.

4 -A.-FoR TIE FISHING BANKS DAILY. sATUa-
"A. DAYS excepted, steamer RIP VAN WISKLE, Captain
simmons. leaving PECK sp so A. NJ Christopher street,
~ r., at 30 A. NJ. and pier No. n. r. az A. ~ and
Sundays. from Eighth street, 4. r., nj Z A. ".
Bait lines, refreshments and music on boafd
Fare, 81 ladies, 80 cents
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Vices Of Genfns.

Coleridge was such slave to liquor that he
had to be kept an unwilling prisoner by
Christopher North on an occasion when some
literary performance had to be completed by
certain time and on that very day, without
taking leave of any member OF his family,
be ran off at full speed down tho avenue to
Elleray, and was soon hidden, not 10 the groves
Of the valley, but in some obscure den, where
drinking among somehow companions, his
magnificent mind was soon brought to Il e
level of the vilest of the vile. When his
spree was over be would return to the society
Of decent men. 7g7@a 4'9
Do Quincy was such slave to the use of
opium that his daily allowance was of more
importance than eating. An ounce of lauda-
mum day Frustrated animal life during Il Q
forenoon. It was no unfrequcnt sight to find
him asleep on the rug before the fro in, his
own room, his head on book, and his arms
crossed on his breast. When this torpor Fl ON
the opium had passed away, he was ready for
company until about daylight. In order to
show him of, his friends had to arrange Their
supper parties SO that sitting until three or
four in the afternoon, he might be brought to
that point at which in charm and power of
conversation he was SO truly wonderful
Burns was no less drunkard than Cole
ridge. 1t was the great weakness of Charles
Lamb. And who can remember tho last days
Of Poe without an irreprcssible regret? lie
was on his way to marry confding woman,
stopped in Baltimore, and was found by
gentleman who knew him in state of beastly
intoxication, unconscious as log, and died
that night in the ravlngs Of delirium tre-
mems.
Douglas Jerrold was devotec of gin so,
also, was Byron. Steele, the brilliant author,
of the Christian Hero" was beastly
drunkard. Men wrote Of him that he would
dress. himself, kiss his wife and children, tell
them a lie about his pressing engagements,
heel it over to groggery called tho " Store"
| and have a rcvel with his bottle companions.
! Robin says Of Alexander the. Great that
the true poison which brought him to his end
was wine. s.I Peg i".A
| The Empress Elizabeth of Russia was
completely brutifed by strong liquor. She
was often in such state of bacchie ecstaoy
during the day that she could not DO dressed
in the morning, and her maids would loosely
attach her robes, which few clips of the
scissors would discngagc in the evening,
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Apples.

There is scarcely an article Of Vegetation
more widely useful and more universally low
cd than the apple. Why every farmer in the
nation has not an appletree orchard where
the trees grow at all is one Of the mysteries.
Let every family lay in from two to ten or
more barrels and it will be to them the NEST
economical investment in the cullinarics. A
raw mellow apple is digested in an hour and
a half; while boiled cabbage requires five
hours. The most hcalthful desert which can
be placed on the table is a baked apple. If
taken freely at breakfast with coarse bread
and butter, without meat or fish of any kind,
it has an admirable effect on the general sys-.
TEN, often removing constipation, corrcctina,
accidities, and cooling off feeble condiaons.
more effectually than the most approved med.
licines. If families could be INDUCED to SUBJ
stitute the apple, sound, ripe, and lucious, for
the pics, cakes, candies, and other swectmeats
with which their children are too often indis-
creetly stuffed, there would be dimipution
in the sum total of doctorAs bills in a single
year sufficient to lay in stock Of this deli
J c;aus fruit tos 3 whole seasons use, :
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Life Of a Printer.

The following strange, eventful record Of a
journeyman printers life is taken from an ex-
change, which paper asserts it correct to the
letter. It dcvclopcs what man can do if he
likes, and what queer, cnterprising, and un-
selfish fellows, the majority Of printers are:
"The life of a printer is, to say the least,
ono of variety. left home at the age OF
nine and was apprentieed to the printing
business at thirteen; since then | have vlsi-
ted Europe, been in England, Ireland, Scot
land, Wales and Franco, in Canada, Nova
Scotia, Labrador, South America, West In
dies, and all tho Atlantic States Of the TN
ion. from Maine to Louisiana-have lived IN
twenty-seven cities and towns Of the United
States. I have been sailor in the merchant
service, and have sailed in all manner Of craft
ship, barque, brig, schooner, sloop and
steamer-in the regular army as prlvat.
soldier, deserted aud got shot in the leg.
have studied two years for tho ministry. on
year for an N. d., travelled through all tn
New England States, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Virginia, as journeyma1
printer, generally with little else than bras
rule in my pocket have been the publish
or of three papers in Massachusetts an
one ia Maine At one Time had $1,000 !
my pocket Of my own, have been marie
twice, and am now near twenty six years old
/ have been temperance lecturer, and pre-
| prietor Of a temperance theatre
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in my hand-had they heard me I should
have used it-and jumped from the window.
[ reached the track in fifteen minutes, and
found you just in time. You did it yourself,
stranger. Had you passed me by | should
not have been here now, nor you either"
"God did it," said Leopold; "undcr Him,
you. A little girl know-heaven bless her
will thank you better than l." O.
She did. Leopold and Virginia are now
those happicst Of all created beings
ricd lovers; and in their household dwells one
whom both cherish as though he we're broth
cr; handsome, happy, brlght.eyed man
whom one would never recognize as the
butt of the street boys on that day when
Leopold Hunt refused to pass him by, and
did to him as he would be done by.