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, 1870-04-24

In former A1oes Of this paper the u-xent recss-
btJ has been Pointed out Of giving greater secut-
III to policJ-atde1s tn Lii tnxur1oc4 companies.
and now, II the present number, nc publish the
card Of she Safety Deposit Life Insurance Comps
E1re security 10 Iii who INSURE tn il by he coppuI-
sot5 pledgt of the Insurance ttserEe. II viii thuG
oe seen thss refsons holding policies IN thls CON-
pAny At gp1zAntecd By the Sl1&e Of u1npta and
The people ex1 rex: assured t1at IN TIE assuming
q this sruss for xnd IN bch1d Of the public, The
STATE, which thus becomes TIE Eu2rdl8n OF the
hA!d-eal1e1 AAvtnEz Of the persona insured viii
iull{ MY out The ulst imposed upon It hy laK.
4 Aeanfa1! starting with principles - solft, and
"htct has the 6rase Of iutnots tot III en1nsStr.
csnrnt f11 to H1n s1ccesx, and to gam for itseif
the confidence and tho patronage of ne people
Fha seek satc Company III which 10 la5esx
, 1870-04-24
California WlnaL

= Aneld l. CO. have tuft receiFes1 4 larze In
sosoe Of the best wtnes, dtzncs huu California.
which the uado md public VII do ven to oxn,u-
ine- An a1tra ene quality Of Duetx L Gclderm9nN
cnamp4gne, rom ~. Champagne, Prince can stAo
b foa1d In their TAafts 1t Naz IS aoa aS IssaiIe
street Particular attention paid 10 family ofders
, 1870-04-24
Furniture 1t Auction

conmsnt1ng II 10 O'Clock to-tuor1ox po,n3n.
Tie entire furniture It the residence Of E Bruns.
Wick. No q " ahAsh aVenue, will be dtspoa,t -
Z puhiie auction By George O. Le1t, Of * INA. -
Ins ;es i Mea ~ 70 q disposed ii ne ii II
@ s1eelsa5 s @ ososL having been used but = sacm -
diafoE .sts china. eapeta. Riaas5are ss9s ~ M
, 1870-04-24

Gentlemen who Aze IN the lockout fnE sAA nest
isahsoashls and elegant garnents, shatdd not fzil
to drip ntp Il Bus~e1lt estap.tahrue.s On the co7.
ner of Dearborn md Washington streets aud ex-
anime The Eoods he Is now oneunG His patrons
coneede thkt he Etre1 perfect ntR exe4 tine
, 1870-04-24
Eofca Buildfn9.

Mn Janc2 Whitney, the celebrated tenor and
TEACHER Of English, D1atorio 1nd italian siuatna,
can take few more adrancet pupils. NJ. " has
studded Under the teEt n1asfer1 tn Europe, where
nls etuca1on wat completed. Church committees
ues!r1nE good Eosees can cali a8 No. GS Madison
Street Nj. W. refers, By permission, to Lyon !
, 1870-04-24

Over thirty dlHerec3 kinds os ehl1arcnb car
naRes, Of the latest kulex hare !u< been receired
Al SchWA17hNnJ horse, No. NJ LAte street, ?1pu
the E1stsrn manufacturers. Shere also croquef
81Mts ekMellan tops. the S.oEefy yeos1pede ftaeF
ian entirely new tpJ}. the Shoo Fly bAhJ jumper.
And every other novelty IN the toy line il 3 81
fbunH - ~
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SUNDAY, APRIL 81, 1870.


ouR STREET rAVRnRHrs.
In The Tn1pusr Of Friday last ve pub.
lished list Of al the streets and .yenn.<
In this citr which have been peyed y;tb
wooden blocks, whether of the Nioolson -,
oshef patenta We also stated the times
when the work vas done, and the nro.ant
condition Of the streets. While The Az
MhH generally proves that that kind =,
pavement is the best wo hare get had, in its
general adaptablGty to our streets, it also
SLOWS thas j; is unqucstionab1y true, that IN
majority Of instancos, the pare1nenta hare
resulted most unfortunately. We do not
think the failure to be oxing.to the kind of
pavement, nor do we think that thera ;e
any striking difference between those
LAID under the original Eico1sou
patent and those ;a;a under
"ha: are supposed to be improvements
thereon. but the failure has been owing to
the Poor material used, the worse work
msnship, and the wretched manner in which
the streets have been permitted to be
abused. Perhaps the best piece of vnrk
ever performed in this city was the first,
which ~as IN experiment, and, if any other
pavement has equn1led that in durability,
We have not seen it.
There have been gross frauds committed
n the matter of using green, rotten, and
water-soaked blocks. No amount Of pitch
will preserve wood already decayed, Of de-
caying: but even on this wood The use of
the rrese1ratiEe has been very scant We
t.rrn L.
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the agony u compression shows kseH In thar
faces. ,- :.
Arrhed sJebaess md zmalImopths ate xortss
H N tEo5 not p1 mt. - II 71cf
, 1870-04-24

Al Root C4dy1 muse ooo&1 are tho raosx
popular ones, e~eu II tho East, the wAas IL both
complacent ind proud 1t The turn Of the tldo.
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THE WEST.
preparations for the HdE Horn Expo-
dtt3on-Snaxs Storm,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Jtibunn.
OMAHA, April 91-The o1TanIxerx OF The Bj1
Horn expedition bare concluded 70 augment thelf
number itnM $50 TO 1,ooo men, and star fuflY
4imed a. and Provided Nth four months' ratious
apnolnted u Phtlsdefphla, New York, and
Hossom 70 foIxatd Or those Eho wish to follow he
Snow fell 10 the deptf ofiwo inches in s,,, 1.es
ny last night Weather Indications a5e stormy
throughout the TeFritoI!ts
lntce companies Of Cnlted states Infantry Ar
fTed here last evening" ea route tn Fn,t RnfnHy -
RlEes trade and tr1vel IL increasing,
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aosE1H0R PALHERB CHEAP FREIGHT
RAILWAY EI&G

eon*;ds9a>, =, neeaaalcal one, to b
m.naear- ~ oapesantendenta and
The n3sr na.,, 1au"a5s themselves.
-snde. -, 1uoeeo. involve the sur.
u..,, 1'o sa1aons falroads, Of the
-. r e4es no" enjoy IN the exclusive
~ 49, ~ ..s 49, sia oses .hels several traela
~ l.. ~ e.ef o1 snas exclusive right is
ia ..Se1:s VIC suppose it must, in
| .,L.-1., - 40 ssttenaef'ot any other
ousea i'ens o1 property, it can only
~. p4'sAeo ~ tne State authority in
80 A014ee u 'ts faght OF eminent do
h;ch1-.. ~ ~ -. n ,:.s '.sea, Il already public
sons n.y., - 4-1;as. ~ n1eo sense that a1l per-
:. =. ~, A1o'7 s1ens 70 pass over
- ' - eoA' saees as the railroad CON-
F'' - 'Ae pursuit OF 1ts business as
eoltnou cafr'et' may furnish. The. Gov
f.an purposes 20 remove this limita-
w. ~ .na. eae 14ack would be apublc
$50: ~ 10 oR'es sense that all pas
~ se1ss4a go <no tlelgn'ers would have the right
" laAs9 o1 seno over it. in such convey
suees ~ were aaapsed TO the track, whether
'utn1soeo and drawn BY the railroad COM
pans OF Os enemselres' Now onr railroads
OF E1nu&
auo' III oes9' open only to competition be-
'"eea eacn otnef' The Governors plan
eape.a'uas 10 this ~hatever competition is
pae''eaole @ ne'~een VARIOUS owners of cars
w. " 49, ~ 'aaoas tnnng owe, one route,
49,. oae01'e 'ne 1ooactlon TINS
trara1 .rd ..e..u. - eAe cost OF
49, ~..a. Po' *"'4on y SupPosahe
.l1 ,..noi - - w.. ~ s'tee'a were
"14cn eont1ouea
:. ~ "en" 'eucteo OF any KIND over
s1rh :, -t,s+-,s.:sp y :z ~ 'n.s case would be
ra,.,s - - ~ s-oa :1us., t1As 81 Gi'''i.oaon 1tseH
suen monopoly to tree common roads IS
ene a16s cona'tlon OF ordinary society. To
maze steam railroads highways, il practica-
oae' would reduce the cost Of transportation
over 'nem oy a proportion aa great az the
coss OF passage oEer our common streets |
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the WORLD Of AMUSEMENT.

the WORLD oE AMUSEMENT. y!
1920:
Chicago \ Hundred Fears uence.
Women
As They VIII be- Then,
The Ruins,
Present Greatness in New Lieht
The Opera. :.
Development Of a New Season,
Amusemeuts.
, 1870-04-24

'n@ Tie Bed Rive. ..set.lensat, and thas
- something tbs Ainadcan peopts~ Win
not do
, 1870-04-24
The Now Housekeeping Schcmcv

7b hs Edtto~ u 1Ae Chicago ztt1t,s:;
An article in your issue Of the 10Th, headed
"NeW Bnilding Scheme" has reference, pre-
sume, to plan now contemplated By mo. In
The rnain it Is correct, and con1eys = fair ;des
Of the leading foatures Of tho plau. One or
two etrofr, which materially lessen tho induce
menss TO adopt such plan, should like to cor
rect Your statement that the rent would be
reduced from sl,ooo to $3.50 By dispensing
With tho kitchen gives about the co7nct
amount saved, though hehouses In question VII
rent for f5oo Per annum. At saring OF e15o
on 50 dwellings,, tho otal ssrsng would be
s7,5o- You continue II follows Suppose the
NIFTY families to average I reduction Of hree
SERVANTS to c7erJ ttno fa,uiliea, OF hirty-Ayee
for the entiFe hloct-
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rEE rs.u1r.-s.vD Irs cULrcEE.

This fruit. long known as "tbe love
apple, +" snd said 10 have come from the
far south, has rapidly gained favor
wherever grown. II Is susceptible of
great improvement, though il haa gen
orally received less attention than most
garden vegetables While under care
fui culture they have been long in
reaching their present state the toma-
to has been = comparatively short time
under culture. and jet, nature has doae
SO much for 1t that 1t already holds
high rank among our finest fruits Of
the garden. Many medical men claim
for it valuable hygieuie qualities. and
the human system that most perfect
Of al laboratories has confirmed the
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L. 0. Bo$ 3242, New York.

THE PEAR The pear is undeniably,
the fayorite fruit OF modern times and
modern cultiyators. The pear Of the
present tlms is an entirely different
morsel for the palate, than the pear Of
few centuries ago The pear tree is
not a native OF North America. bat was
introduced from the other continent. --
But the high flavor Of the Sekel pear,
an American variety, unsurpassed by
any European sort, proves the natural
ctngeniality ct Of the climate OF the
northern states to this fruit
There are pear trees on record oi
great size aud age. Several which are
known to be over 400 years old. An
extraordinary tree in England from
which was made in u single year fifteen
bogsheads OF Perry tTbo juice Of tho
pear, fermented, is called Perry) Oue
of the most remarkable pear trees in
this country is growing in Binconores,
H., $50 says Rev II. w Beecher) .--
The girth Of its trunk, one foot above
the ground being ten feet. Add al nine
feet from the ground six and one-half
feet In the year 1884, il yielded ls4
bushels Of pears in l8i0. it yielded
40 bushels
Another well-known specimen in the
Stuyvesant pear tree, planted by the
old Governor Of the Dutch colony of
New York more than 200 years ago,
and is still standing IN the upper part
Of the city.
There are ct the present time over
500 varieties oi the pear cultivated ~
this country Many 81 the finest Vart-
eties are grown with the best success
N the colI climate VI the ECrth. While
they have the advantage ot US ~ tho
West in the culture Of the apple ws
are equally ahead with TIE pear. Ia
tue deep rich soils of the West the
pear tree is much more liable 10 de-
crease than in ths dryer and poorer
soils Of the north and east Ia coil
too moist or too rich il il liable 70 make
late second growths. md the wood is
caught unripened by an early winter,
producing that serious disease, called
the Pear tree Blight For inia reason
the tree should have moderate top
dressing Of manure, eUsry autumn, rtth-
er than an occasional heavy maunring.
While al zround us the pear tree Is
being 80 successfully grown, and is
bringing IN our markets itcm S20 to
$50 per barrel. il il surprising that %
few are raised IN this section May
are however. beginning 70 open their
eyes aud are commencing the cultivs-
ton ~ this really delicious fruit. For
tue b, nsGt Of lhets amateur cu!tivators
the following list of a lev varieties best
suited 70 this climate ia gwen
For summer Dearborns seeding.
Rosisizer, Bloodgood aud Bartlett
lAutumnj. Belle LuerAllps. Bsrrre
Boso. Flemish Beauty. Seekel, Duchess.
swans Orange, Sheldon WiuterJ,
0ioat MOFeon. Laspues and N.cor u
WAkhsld
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| heard rasping sound beneath ne.
aud then right ahead The lights gave
sudden whirl and disappeared. aud
the next minute. struck the ice q
tremendous blow with the back of nv
head never had anything interest
me ike that II bad absorbed al my
attention. / was confident nobody ev-
er had such fall Not even our FIRST
parents, nor the Niagara river II was
worse than last fall This eousoled
me- ! made no inquiries for the young
lady. j told the boy to come and un-
harness me There was not enough
variety about skating to SUIT my fery
nature, Besides, the owner Of the
pond was a poor man. and had large
family, and this was bis only pord
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.RoTHEs



Tt&e ~ hant sga.u 8str mntbsrs
Tf uy vsy - growing iFesy.
sAs5avs a.ss ~ psta are -fzssanE,
Asd lsss ia fss3 itso stsH
Tbsa dreamed DE vsy sts saldso,
Wesll ab1 fAlt rtfe fii - me-
Aaa ssv 90 HIlgys hfss1HE
u4 fes cslta sna ttanguG sea.
Bat alas mf dIssms ars ildlnE,
Ana as 80, have scar Ervwu,
TsIen learrs. and siyhtfei agwofr,
Az a4oag my Fa'h are stre~n'
Taere vtrc blossoms bad cherished.
HatI watthed thcm draUp aud dis,-=
slsrs that bnFhten5d guas ml pathway
Eag thsy tadsl fram the ~,
TBaa la'si b,5 use nessr tAiiet,
And Itrsa q hssa thy rord,
Ha. tbs heart sfuus sick ana isinitng,
With a4s weigh, q bop doicrroa-
Wow forgetting Al ny lauEsngs,
IwBald ~ 10 thts f0r rect.
Add ms weary bead l'd pillow.
As8a childhood. uu .bY breast
Take uy hand sgaiu, dear rotber,
Tar my way is gr0wiag dTear'
Brightest hopes afe fadiHg iadings
And tasy la feel ibec ucsr.
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The glare Of many colored lighti
above and the glare Of the sheet Of ic'
below. dotted here and there witt
scores Of swift gallants aud graceful
las,ies. made an entrancing picture,
found NV way down to the ice aua
stood un the brink Of this intoxicating
delight. suiiy euioying il. Ny early ed
ucatlon on skates bad been woialiy neg
lerted. / never so fully eallzed thI'
as when | stood by the pond with ny
Iset firmly inbedded in tho snow on
the December evening, aud looked al
the lights, the people and the fnn. Very
lean-legged men nhirlcd and skinned
before lue.
A yeiy short, squatty looking boy
bore down from somewhere and took .
position in front Of me- lie bad apair
Of skates dangling from bis arm, and
something else, net quite SO large
dangling from bis nose. He was Il
aneer looking boy. When he stopped
he seemed to shut himself mp hSe a
telescope. His head settled down be.
tween his shoulders, and his body came
down upon his legs, as though they
had an intention Of breaking down
those valuable members OF society. He
evidently had sonlethiug heavy on his
mind. He drummed bis heals on the
ice before, and looked ,.bsentiy at the
oayety An around him. While study
ing him, commenced TO feel an over
powsring desire 10 get ont on the pond
and distinguish myself. although had
no yery well defined idea how | was Ia
do It Nv gaze alternated between his
skates and the ice for some time. !
have since Thought the boy was hired
hy somebody to take up that position,
but had no thought of the kind at the
time Such a thought. then wonId
bnyo been worth two hundred dollars;
COMING when II did Il was a damage TO
me.
Finally | hailed the Young man. with
a view to mounting his skates. He
wns c,rrpnt 10 the core and a twenty.
Eve cent sta,nn ossrcame him like a
summer rain He threw down the
states at nav feet and turned his ,tteu.
bon to the siamp. He held il up to
the light and then between him aud
the ltgbt then he rubbed it between
bis srgars T,s eenuinep4ss satisfied
him aud be mt il carefuIl, nnay be-
hind b,s cIotbes somewhere
Il. yonr heels bored . be asked
What do Won mean by tbat p | said.
.Wby. for the corks on the skates.
he ausAsred looLins at me cnriously.
felt tLatI had said sometbino |
,uel, NOT 10 lint / t,Id him 70 mn, On
tbe ssates. As l had rheumatism in nv
wrist
eat down an the snow and he want
IA wark He was a long time doing !,
T,. spaw WAS ppcop,iortably mnfst
and nae coa, ws. too sl.orf IN be Of apv
=
nss sa, ,be,e to,y eror,b fo have
,hs,,hoa N ire no,.,nrs tor yard
sra,,d ma Wb,n be on, tbra,eh ba
,o13 ,o !, 80, pno, nav fss, I got
,.,. -. -, - ,t.a !, la,,.,o5 a.
neonr !. ,oa ,i., ,b;s v,s ,be syst TIM
I ta3 cvsr teen b,,,ess.d 70 two
ska,as a, once The resoclisp was
w.,,ea., tia, wo,l3 s..m ,,s.;t,l.
.n4r... a.
C.. ga .o..- .t..,4t,- Ev-
;,.,ts r.rn.,Lo,.,t.. ,,,,, ,.p;n,. h,la q,
~ h.ns
~, A.r .....h.., r...s t;,,
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As the great part ot the fruit on the
tomato vine ~ borne near tne ground
II wall be found that tAs shortening Of
the vines will cause nutrition 10 flow TO
fruit instead Of making branches -
Don't be afraid 10 cut out al suckers
aud pon-bearing branches. and to
shorten those that wander The writer
knows that tue advantages Of pruning
Ars Questioned BY some. bat he has
learned BY experlence, sbAteYsr may
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- rss~ - hrf strsffrf - - Hsa1s ~ Et.
1900 - -tsEbfY - hss tahscsshss a. Hes tit re-
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ss6s -
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ns'iat 80 - - hrw asral lss ~ i yrtssa y@as
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Htnthestsf. r " FtsaKsLr, PnprstQ
Aw His lgBE sssAhNsbrd HoisI ea1tiaaes spsn
~ lbe actsulaia 3siiua af TIE trat,iiaE gubIle
Fag8eaiaf ttttutiua gtteU pi pusf8ers tsm
sbrosA daring ths sufagnsF n1Hfhs, Ibs public
ctttvasxs btiArHaa Abtrt3s sIiSbdta i rssps q.
faibE Slotted
pANNtNs TsN HurLAND AND LEBANON
d SPRINGS RAIL HoAH- ehtaFs .f as =
hsaaEFs N&ssmsar Il 1872 Nas8ag @a&ih- Lstts
nAashsslr ~ hsana gias nsfsfttEfF aeet itaH
HsnttrE ~ttA TraY Hss3gs q NefiiH sts Sea
tasA Nee Lesssss, 0Hashku. taa Nrs Naft 81 a nl
An Tf hsHtiugisf $50 s'at. ~ =. 1asrsctEag ~itk
Ttaf a 1sst8s GAsl 4iAFh Mavsnr Nwfk
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h@Hffsas sht WftHHtHafr Atf fe3 Hsiiowt Ett. ks,ks
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THsns issss New aft fs8n ash street ana ak
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IN a NatTE suFt
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ssa asa Area far
GEoFkn nakEbk NE&.KERkTLD
EWING MACHINES.
Tts bust - fts -efia
DENTISTRY.

WM W BROCkWAY. DENTIST.
nj As fefgrNra &sncAssarv tf3sf sFrss6sxas IA A.
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BUsaSE4ss DIRECTORY.

stsasrss - iss.s,isgssi ftsss
bUo1N E.s,S DIRECTORY.
& kNApr
BooTS, sHor AND huBEER oo0ps,
Dea' Es.t na.ie nsgi, Nsaehssist
L.. D. COZ
BOOKS STATIONERY ASp yEwELEEY
ssn4aarr A.s. HaDebss:sf
l. u HEaAEswAE, NJ. D.,
HaBchsstsf,
PHYsICIkS AND SURGEON.
ofes,tNr sasuueas. Main Street
An JOHNSON.
prsTrsr sFnSA TERMS CASH,
oHosi Door Es., aus,o ii.ll Manchester.
c y SWEET
DRALEg ~ sr0yEs TiS WARE, &C., 4e
Manchester VI
s. usMAS. n. D..
pRACrICtNd PHYSICIAN AND srB6LoN
0a al residence o. Main Street,
uasearuh ".
- " sArroED,
Nsnuiaeiursr q
THE CELEBRATED MctsUGHLE PUNT
Order. prarar,lv aFlsd. Es1i Arlington. ",
W s. PHILLIPS,
Afibgtoa, w.,
PHYSICIAN AsD SURGEON,
oae. ana aoan. o'sr A. J. Fl'mias'' Store
ca rfEBCE 4 co.'s
cALoEiC POWER Jon PRINTING OFFICE
1p9or, South Court Hoas.. N,nshe.tsr
Es CI.EMONs. NJ D.,
Us TrAxIslEG SURGEON ron INyALIps
Pensions, .ad Praeticiur Pysieisu.
Also ~ wadsvouhs
Ar.a.for Improved Truss,
oass al The late rssldsne. oi DR. Geo L. Ame,,
FACTORY Point, w.
Ln GRAT,
CLOCK. wArcH MAKER AND JEwELER,
Clocks ~ safe. Repairing neatly done. Pictures
ana riclafe Frames on hand. Pictures
named t0 order 10 ths latest styles
Glass cut % order. Dorset Corners, Vt
THE EQulSoI HOUSE
nanchssts. Open from June to October.
A, tie foot o' Mount Equinox. among tho Grssa
PURE AIR.
ZINE DRIVES
GOoD TROUT FISHING,
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