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New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

G0UTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
~ DSUMMBR ARRANGEMENT on and after JuBe LlS'
the trains win the Roosevelt ard Gaudst Ferries oNsi
8s. m, Mall Tor Patch0gue aud Way StaaoaG
10 m, MERCK aud al statioEA
30 Express PsteLogus stopping Jansiea VALLEY stfean
Bahiwnye, Mrrick, all stations etPi
NsSoo Passengers By this train will be eksted through 10 BeiP"H
AMI lire Island, via stage from PatehoWr.
t3O Accommodation 20 p Saturdays through TO Pslshogue
6.J0 To Merhek aud Saturdays through 20 lhp hL.s
will VALLEY STREAM for RocsSaTThe IA and Si
IIa-s " aee W. h.al taI Fms IAAA = HGtA ."
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Snitrnal Ttbtnpr.


LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
" Ninth Cocoa p.lrci state Of EeEioIk comprising the
Twelfth Hiurtetuh aud Teut second Waus oi the cry OF New
YokNoc hereby prusucr Of lave, that nave received
the the su1ua M gfaeoHe Tot TIE year @ epnr
M euiiug March l. 1870. aud special tKs for the
enng e That The thereon have become due aud
PAYABLE VII attend pe1ulr by Depur 10 rtccre te
Office, 40 90 West Fo fourth It, da' Suudy excepted
II including the 3th Gag Of July, uoJ
betw the hours II Q sat o'clock ~.
All person. shall pegect The due by ITEM respect
ive according M Aforesaid thin the time specified will be-
come liable 20 be- prnsitie. prescf.h-l hy Law.
WA A. DAZZLING. Collector Nihh District State ofNegYok
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RUY TAINTORs SHORE LINE GUIDE,
RUY TAINT0R's NEW-Y0RK TO PHlLA-
D DELPMIA. pALTIMORR and MAshINTON GUIDE

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IA ROAD--For Long BRANCH. RED BANK, BRlCkSbURG,
MANCHESTER TOMS RIVER 6c-On aud after MONDAY. hy Ol
1852 TWO DAILY LINES SuHd eTeeped leave Pier NO " et oi
DuaneL by steamers NEHERSlNk At aud JESSE HO1T al
touching Pier No foot " Rectorst n a0 o
passengers on Rearng-Leaye Tous River $50 and li1
~ 1's -''' 80 ~ 'N' " s sygDEN Co. Lessse.
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6tathtys.

A YOUNG FRENCH LADY of several years
N experience ven versed IN ENGI sHd ERENCH LTkhA
PIANO snd PAINTING wishes situation
Hiybtst rel gincu snd required
address A. r., o. Box No 284l, Phisdelphia Penn
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
CONTENTS
TIE STORY oFA BAD BOY Chap XIV. The Cruise Of tie Dol
phio. BY T. B Adhoh
LAwRENCE IN A COAL NINE. By j. 7. Trovbndge
The HAPPY VALLEY By the author Of John HahtI Gen
teusB."
THE uXsocABLB COLT By Edgar Fareett
Prince HENBY THE NAVIGATOR WHO NByER NAyFGATBD
b. James Parton.
HOW TO WRITE By Edward Everett Hale.
WILLIAM HENRrS LETTER ABOUT THE "cHARADE" By
Mra A. NJ. DisE
IL THE COTTAGE By Lily Nelson.
WATERLILIES. By the author Of Seven Little siIsrL"
GARDENING FOR GIRLS VII By the author Of Six Hundrst
Dollars Year"
LADY MOON. a cHrLDs SONG. By Lord HOush'OH.
MUSIC By F.
ROUND THB EVENING LAMP.
OUR LETTER EOX
rs-PrOfus,ly Illustrated by the best Artists
- For sale ty al Booksellers and NeWsteaerG
FIELDS, OSGOOD 6 Co.,
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No 12I TREMONTST, BOSTON
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Special Agents f,r F. o Z Co.'S Publications
A NTHONY TROLLOPE's NEW STORY,
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is COMMENCED IN THIS NUMBER
NOW READY
THB July NUMBER
LIPPINCOTT"S MAGAZINE
Commencing Vol ~.
CONTENTS:
THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF
"THE VICAR OF BULLHAAIPTON,"
NEW NOVEL OF GREAT INTEREST
BE- AsrHoSY TBoLLoPE,
Author u Plueas Finn" Oy Farm" The CarsDEs0 "Tbs
Belton Estate,
WITH FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATION
H. TVOPWAIIr> LAMENT BY the .ate EiVatI Everett
III ANNEXATION OF NOVA SCOTIA. By q Nova Scotan.
y. 5iN SUMNER PETS
v rs IuE CHINESE GAMBLING HE'LL
VI. lHE NAfCHE}: A Poem. Bv Edgar Flweet.
LENOND TilE BREAKERS: Novel Part VII B the
Robert Dale Owen.
VII THE uOTSEKEEPEKS MILLENNIUM
* THE PHILOSOPHY OF ABoURUlTY By Walter Elgar Ne.
X PRiN ESS AND PAGE: A Poem Br Lucy Il. Hooper
II ONLY NO LOVE; Tale after the German. By MA A.
(Co8cadel)
XII THE bEViIS CAVE: An Adventure Co Mexico
1UL OJR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND. By Henry Fiaude1L
al. FANCY SIGNATURES. BY Car Benson
". TIt ART or GETTING TO SLEEP.
NNl OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP
5tI. LIEkAICkE Or TIE DAY.
~ Por en- the Book Nen sSt0res Yearly Subscription
& Single Nuutsrs. - cents
CLUB rEsTso Copies 81 Five Copies sG; Ten Copies,
= sacl Sl.i1lsI cops. -
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RUY TAINTORs HARLEM ROUTE GUIDE,
ID cananng eolarea ahd dssepona Of an .Laion.
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
IRA DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Deuos NewYok foot Of Barcayst and foot of Chrs.ophersL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY NAV 10. 1882
MAIL TRAIN connecting DenTe With BooniOn BrAneh
AZ Dover With Chester Branch Waterloo Sth SuseI for Aa
dover and Newton at Washington With s D. L. and W. r. r. for Wse
esp Siouhg sntoB ard Great Bend and all points the ie
and Bloomsbury and Delaware sud Hudson R Eson
with Leh h nd SusquesnnA for Bethlehem Allentown. Mach
Chunk. and Wilkesbarre.
toWn Dover HEekesown Washington Ptpba and Easton
at Phpsburg with Bel Del K r for Bsdere &c, and At
En'n with " r. for Bethlehem. Allentown, haueh Chunk and
Wilkesiane.
an ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS Wsshlugon with the D.
L. aud W. for Water CAP S:rousbarg aud SeinoH at DoTsI
With Chester Z. r. aud at Waterloo With SusseI r. r.
6.3a. art 4;10 70 SUMMIT snd intermediate stations
and go J. 3:40 43O $3.50: 630 IS Ant
1 nd lle
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Passenger Station in NcwYork, corner Of Twenty seveE
POuI.h are. Entrance 90 iWeuty-sryeuth-sL
NEW.NOVE
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RUY TAINrORis NEW-YORK TO SARA
IO ToGA BUPPAL0 and NIAGARA FALLS GUIDE, With maps
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE OP TfMB-MONDAY April &C. 1863 Trains
will leave TvsnyiThst and Feurth.aye m and
Ahany Troy Pisfed &e Chatham Mall Train will leave At ~
and PAvhugs Traiu 4:l5 2. m {. BICkHOuT
Nep-York. April %. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

HARTFORD drect.-State of New York and
Ctv ~ Hartford leave Peek alp daily for Hartford
With rs or Spraged Cacopee. HoJoke Northampton
Brteb'fo' ". H.. sc. s class ~ class. IS.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD Cos
AZ INDEPENDENT LINE for BAIT WASHINGTON, tie WEST,
SOUTHWEST. aud NORTHWEST WESTERN FRElGHT re.
crivyi forwarded BY PROPELLER LIMB from Pier r sud
WASHlNGruN CITY FREGhr by {. aud H. r., from Pier No
y b. daily RATES Low wi'h quct Dispatch Passengers take the
n sad e. from f, of Couualitst privilege
NESr Wrsh gion d. e. without
The ONLY LINE alorug this indnormebt TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED G.. W. pEKNElL, Gen. As-,
No 2.l Ern..Nnr narcIlr.. NeKYnk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on Housa-
ard Ssggatad Rairoad-Fse ST. leave CshA.
rls'lp al IL and 800 Leave Thirty VsTsAIL r., At
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RUY TAINT0R's ERIE RAILWAY GUIDE,
H s0btaBing coored sni descriptions Of all rsuo0a
TAINToR BROTHERS, 679 Broadway, N Y.
RUY TAINTOR's HUDSON RIVER R'WAY
D GUIDE enaHng eoor ani descriptions Of All station.
ALBANY and TROY eopuecng With Northern
trains leave EewYork follows Cincinnati CheGgo Express
m Chcsgo BIpTe lOf5 MO1teAl EJpreG Paeiss
BTpss $50 Night Express u Elegant Drawing Room
car attached to all DAY trains, and Sleeping to night trainA The
IpFl a6 Ie6s VI WM II VANDERBILT Vice Pr.,d.ut
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astonishing. Pigs and barnyard fowls abound !;
and the shanty-hills are every whit as populous
as the highest peaks of Ararat must have ap-
peared jus; before they were finally submerged
by the deluge.
The women Of the shanties practice sewing,
washing, and various ill-paid industries which
surprise one at the incredible cheapness with
which human labor can be procured, where the
supply is in large ratio to the demand. Here
you will see a woman making linen coats for ten
cents. currency, apiece, and finding the thread;
for she has in some way procured sewing
machine to starve over. In the next shanty you
find q woman sewing on the belts of hoop skirts,
at twelve cents per gross; if she is active she can
earn pretty nearly fifteen cents per day. 1t is a
process of slow starvation in nearly all cases.
In a word, the shanties of New York are
indus of all that Is to be deplored; and the
sooner their foundations dug and blasted
away, the better for the city.
The opening of the Pacific Railroad brings
islanders almost daily to New York from Califor-
MIA. From the other direction Mrs. Rice, also of
Kauai, has Just returned with the two Misses
Rice from North Germany, and will spend some
time in tie Western United States before return
ing to the Hawaiian Islands. CALANus.
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'SEos OUR own coEKksPoSDESr.I
NEw YoRx, August IL, Is

NEW YoKx, August II, 1869.
One hears great deal about the fine public
buildings, the costly dwelling houses, and the
palatiaI shops 81 stores" as the American calls
them, Of this wealthy city. Its libraries, its
schools, its churches, and ts prisons, have formed
the theme Of many letter, and even its crowded
tenement houses have been heard OF throughout
the country; bus one, to the best Of my
knowledge, has yet faithfully described the shan
ties Of New York.
They are n peculiar institution OF this city.
In no other civilized enpital are the extremes OF
squalor and Of luxury brought into contact in the
particular way which happens here; for in no
other are there three courses and conditions Of
shanty-life combined:
l. A rocky and hilly foundation beneath the
city;
N. A false rectangular system Of streets;
Ill A vast population Of the most squalid
poor.
Scattered throughout the city are long ridges
and considerable hills Of intractable gneiss and
granite, which have resisted, thus far, the slow
processes OF the drill and the blast. The street.
grading parties, indeed, attack them incessantiy
with steel and powder, and yearly remove millions
OF toas Of rocks from their bed but millions OF
tons yet remain to be blown up before all the
natural features of Manhattan Island, especially
in its upper half be entirely obliterated, and
its surface, reduced to dead uniformity, can be
covered with streets at rightanges to each other.
Il is decreed that New York shall be checker
board city; and this plan Of laying it out,-a
bad plan even in the case Of a city built upon
level ground, because il provides no diagonal
\ routes across the city, and gives no opportunity
TO display noble building ut the end Of q vista
pr ut the bend in n streets doubly unsuitable
IN the case Of New York. For here il interferes
Hith the natural directions and channels Of drain
e Nsgs; it leads to the accumulation OF great stag
nans ponds or water upon the areas that are
Enclosed by the street-embankmeuts, entirely cut
ling OF che original outlets Of the Manhattan
island watershed; and then, upon the filling UP
\ these ponds with loose earth and rocks, il con-
VI verts the foundations Of entire squares, as il
SXwere, into great sponges soaked with miasm, and
Ensures the unhealthiness Of the neighborhood
or an indefinite number Of years to come. The
praeticing physician in New York, indeed, can
erace the position Of these buried streams and
marshes, in some OF the finest parts Of the city,
by the greater death-ate that prevails a. q result
'f this ignorant method Of laying it out. Madi-
pn, Union, Tompkins, and Stuyvcsant Squares
hus occupy the sites OF undrained marshes-
But this ignorant method, despite the sacrifice
money, Of convenience, OF architectural oppor-
unity, and finally OF health and Of life which II
nvolves, creates peculiar feature Of interest in
be architecture OF the Metropolis. Il has led to
he full development Of the Irish order of build
ng.-the hill-shanty.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
A Mederu Drinking Song.


FIN high the bowl with Fasii on!
Win Tlnnin Ict your cups b. crowned,
Ifstrychnine gives relief % toil,
Let stryehnins's generous Iuiee abound
Lee OIL % vitfol cool your brains,
Or amin atsd atoms brew
And alI your arteries, hearts and veins,
wah xlcs-and fsfrsorsf xsr.
Vine Thaf died out in 'Ss-
What 5oI would have Ia bseki And how
TIE seup that ,giu inrbriate
AMI never cheer, (" they sell us nov.
.. The conscious water if- Cod
And bIi.hed. "-whst ofn' Don't you feel
That water knows the Drugger's rod,
And bushes now-wfth Coehineal.
Ah-h! Fragrant fne Of Krensote!
B.witehinx bowl % Prussian Blue
Who woaId not soothe his parching throat
With your mild oaspring, - Mountain Dewin
Stronger than aught thar raeked the frame
And shook the mighty brain of Burns,
Surely yen set heads aname,
whsneer his sestai day returnsl
Bring on the Beer-Fresh C0pperas focn!
Win Alum mixed, in powder hne,
How coad my foolish fancy
In search Of whiter froth than thiney
Thy Indian Bsrry's Essence spread
Through amber waveiets, sparkling clear,
B-numb- dun Carc--strikes Feeling dead
And Narcotzes shame and Fear
v.
Far down thy bubbhng depths, Champagne,
Drownd Honor, Love and Beauty lie
They fought IN unsqusI fight in vain
shall we, too, merely drink-and der
sxest Acetate of Lead forbsi.
Fin every drink with pangs-and ten
What tortur-z eouki-and always did
Anticipate the stings Of Hell
VI
Then drink, beysf drinks We n~ver
Drink youngur And We nsvrr win
B. aught resembling man,
while poisoners have the power 20 kin
Amen From Frsnzy's sereeeh of mirth
To maadlln 5arro~'s drivsiing now,
Wen rave, through scenes unmatched earth,
And not to be surpassed bsiows
-Bossom Post.
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New York Correspondence-No. IS.

Mstropoiitan Sh1afies-Ho,c aud ,chers they are
B,siit- Who lire an MsBs-IIoto he Doctors Pat
ronize hIent--A seasatioaai Surgical OpeTatioA-
The Arabs If Use Cly-PhdLosopAy Of SAaHties.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
r,r,sURE TRovE IN NORTH CARoELNA'
A SINGULAR STORY.

worry cpriOus discovery has lateiy y,o, UoSx six
sde in small islet situated ia Big SWaIS IS,olina the
a, sven miles from Bladcnsburg, Noi'"
,rcnars nf which are follows; . Ao,, a mile from
% se ysaTs ago there lived, about nan a. % F,,csh
this isle on the eastern shore OF r hy the name Of
man who known among tne an tbs region was in
s,,as lingo His rst appearance III 10, sSth or 99th
hlaS ~ isO6 then apparently IN ms oo" dnnoted
ve,r and although his language H" ard Syown features
tlat NC evidence OF haid spent HI n,, be
manners we're somewhat reserves a. %secnded was mys-
should seek life 30 @ gbbars Yet he proceeded
~ rect cabin for himself IN thls secIu wears in
he said he earnestly hoped 70 pass pid % ths swamp and
@ ~. front door with it's frail stoop & naIO" NV mar.
20 the swamp, thence IN MeSeIy spsisted of chair,
heueh rough pine table, inatIIS,sS, ard uucared
one or two cooking utensils Here sioe nc Iqth OF MAY
& On at day Elias Hugo died. After the Ge'n @ on %
lingo strange stories told ot seco t tho house
and OF strange sounds that were sttous dread OF
ana % Po,l.St P' ,oten hold upon the minds OF tne set
uers that the cabin was permitted 20 ueS however
ga " lny to the p5ssession OF Mr. Joel H. Eser anu
san clearing away OF the remains Oh tno % OI q. tbts
se az bev apned themselves vigorously They mao
st procceded far however, before they GlscoEeeu' m
rsiSing the floor small n ,Se box beapth II contained
sony of RaphaeTs Madonna, TO when was attdonSu "a
small cross razor with the initials H. H. chSf"'eu vi
the handle, and the following ,ett" cx1y MAY H. 1000
E,NrEL W. Hueo No 20 Chsopsids London, Eagand ~ go,
Nd Before tmorroSs set sbsh be IN pt World
Eahns tbs holy and ~ordr5n oSpSn % lie Sspss Of the
world Egu now the fountains Of life were dFyms up
& 10 ~ a.IS ss urged yoa In previous letter have bnred
money broaght With amounting 70 Aoout ron
iI ount Is contained different boxes aud buried n % sep
places lOur sfectoUate brother, Snnd on
A box containing $200 IN French money Was A0N w.
Wv '''S Wilmington IN. C) Journal.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
CnNNECrICIrr ITEMs.
ny A. J. BLEECKER, son 4 co.
PoIlEsT aHOyK. HOHhiEANfA, FHoFEKTT.

opsned for business SATURDAY Saturday h H. ~
Wbesey the south O eOfy
Orangrst., Tor about 42O,hV0
NV BRITAfNThe Vei notice that application will be
made Legislature for permission public
Hill sad town Ahd ue bonds for the eIpeni "
the
kOKWICH-rhe land Laurel Hin belonging the
late W. Hitchcock ba, been sold TO W. ieTngon for sl1O
eIee small reservation Of Gy
Ia depth. worth about 81 600
PGEAMThs Catholics about ehnreh 10
from t35tgO 10 S510jO.
MRDEE-Ihe total cosi Of the eoBsmptsd sbrvoris es.
mated At 2gl including the Of dsbuon the building Of
dam aud watershed of 9l acres on West Mountain.
HARTFORD Read, proprietor o the United Hotel has
purchased Trunbal Hotel adjoining and ~
Itous to make the hotels
gAfBROOK MondAy tie TOd 10 help the
VALLEY rad BY q of l7O Yeas to IS NAYS
AIAsU6-Conndersbe has been accomplished 10 building
Village aud 10 10 be done al brct
DEPOT is TO erected residences built The Methodist Society
nave course large and splendid stone sh
ss stained uindOs 1he interior will be ARshsd 10 ehestuaL
Tho building will cost nearly or quite S28.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
ITHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.

FOURTH EDITION
This popular Annual ia d ready. contains:
Astronomical Fss for the Year, EeHS's' Tides Fsi't he
Regular Calendars Of Rising and Setting Of ssp and Moo High
Water changes Of The Moon for al the eoButry.
Ill The npesehasb Trial Of President johnson rspors pom
points the By party divisions the main question:
~. Political Patterns of 1863 viz;
A,-NstonAl Republican Platform a, Chicago
S.-PrOesedngs Of the Convention.
b-Letttn Of Acceptance BY Gsn. Grant aud Mr. Collar
B.-Ds~sGstiS Platform at T'nm'ry Hail. Ner'rOrE
a-TAe long struggle for Candidate, with the several
ballots and Zeal result
A-Lssien Of Acceptance BY Gov. Seymour had Gen.
Blair.
Cen Bars essbntsd Broadbssd Letter
" Laws passed ConEsss synops all
Important the Right Hoar Law, ke
VI Cabinet Msnbs-s8prtms Coart-hu 10 other eoanhsa
VII The ILh CObEs-LS' Of senitO with ponHes POloses
Addresses. and time Of sIDHIuon
list ofAsnbsu OF the House Of RsprssuaIs with States
Districts, ard pohtieG
VIII The XLIh COpussL
List Of fsspsiors fsr chosen POLITICALLY classified
List 0fMsnbsroof hs House Of Representative br ss.I
Districts and polhst elected
H FBltsal IssrlCopdtoa Of bs Pobe Debt o5esly de-
slared 10 CoBrsN
s...m,ut lpsnsu the beginning
the Rebellion.
The sewers, States Area POpalson number Of Electors csp
% Governors tOolissiy deSOs'd, their salaries time their
terms expire, days Of meeting Of LsEsaiors days when
State Elections Carefully corrected to the present
Il Fosga oOVsuusuAs' Population Ralsn, TILES dates Of
Accession, and forna Of Government
XII lection ReiurbsFs oeal bY Counties oftbs vote
Grant AID ssy@eu SSysmbs- s' compared with that 0i
Lincoln and Mcclellan IN 1854
Ones by Counties Of votes for Governors oths
hadiog State 0hesTs, IN 1868
oEe.l reforms BY coustss Dbte Of voiss for
Hsmbsn Of CebEss with political division Of eandjatsL
state Lsgiss0r''-sh'I P"hHea t'siOHI in Senate aAd
House
XIII Recent Elections Delegates CouErsIs ether ses
rapidly crossing TsTntonsa
XIV summary Presidential RsopI showing tbs velss Of
each STATE and the vast iBsTsass 10 1884,
BOrEw. taken ura'us male record Of She
sp In entirely eompsts abd Nearly
tun President and Cousss bssh copied directly the
reed and OEesr Il especial
tbs sIset ctG returns and neither pains
spared appfoaeb hsAJ possible 10 this result
Price 20 ssnts per sODy. FoF sale By all EsWGnez.
Seven post paid for Dollar Orders vi" be fDd the order Of
RssT reception
THE TRIBUNE. EsvYMk
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
asb Qualifications.
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THE DESPAIR OF SOiEM sISo;rE;r1sM- UE;


OR,
rr, nESpAIR OF SCIENCE.
, riIp, a,rF HISTORY OP MODERN sPIRITUALlsA-
THE EH EyIhS ERifrrs csGIT TNK oS aPI1StRErTR
% @ ,Ss S within tSsSs. sSs 1RSs,'b bso II
@ and moves 6imy the substantial ground o. history ana %
The most decided GpGSm o is opiaa. and lucid q et The
Sres Of It's ressonug and the moderation ana y bRps
II. regard. Psuchst the us,oS, Of the principle
Tas TSS S ppas frances amer briefly ,G.eSSs % STSn& & -.
T,nsSe &c be takes ~ q: I'll. rest d.. .: H. Ssson
and opiuos on tbs question and wl be found ihsersng
e'ihs S9ef SGf believer bat Ls treats y. sub
Jet O5s sSa T ns1 sI T.as a5q h VIE oa for AID
pad statements Of facts force Of resouing and the moderation
The q this BY gentleman ws incwn IN the
Mpv y he glad 10 read for Of the mysterious aud aoh
ug tDgs without reabins themselves 70 e - ,ts
est Of theory true y a. eay aIss AAu
probably Increasing numSsT q" PeoIe PstS 81 81 US Ss
sOa T" :" ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

Persons having real estate for sale or to lot
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro-
periy will nnd IL to their interest TO advertise in TIKI
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that of any
other spapsr. aud n addition TO this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will DO found. not only In HswYork and all its
eitio. and villages but IN every state and Territory
within tho Union The advertisement should be made
brief will allow OF tho advantage offered being clear to
tho reader wo would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for tho three editions Of The TRIBUNE
Daily. semiW ooky, and Weekly. comprise individuals ln
every profession or business consequently advertise
menis In each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRBUSK dovoes especial attention TO the repor OF sales
both In tho city and country. thus adding
greatly tho value OF It's columns as an advertising mo
dunn Tho charges advertising as follows DAILY
TRIBUNE Is eentA per line for each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, "a per nne; sEmtWRKKLr TRIBUNE. cents
per line. About ten ds AVERAGE ne after the nrs
hno which usually contains only four nTo words.
Terms, cash n advance.