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THE PRUSSIAN ARMY DISCIPLINE.

The discipline and daily routine of cxer-
cises for the Prussian army is to all foreign
ers Il source OF never-endng wonder. The
early morning is devoted to cleansing (polic-
ing) the quarters. and correcting any irregu-
l;lrities which may have arisen out of the
previous days duties. Later in the forenoon
the hours are given to study-arithme
geography, tgeometry, theory and practice
of military science and even singing is not
neglected. Great Importance is attached to
the studies of the soldier, and by attaining Il
certain advancement i'll knowledge, each one,
after satisfactory examination, can shorten
his term OF service from one to two years.
In the afternoon of each day the bodily cul-
turc is attended to, and thus consists not only
of purely military drill, but also of every
variety of physical exercise calculated to add
either strength or suppleness to the human
torm-running, leaplng, vaultng. ballanc
ing, bayonet exercise, lifting, shooting, bend
mg-altogethcr such IN innumerable variety
of movements that no muscle Of the body is
without its daily exercise. These squad
drills are followed by company and regimen
tai parades, and at short intervals by grand
field movements of brigades and divisions,
and these once or twice Il year by grand army
movements and mock battles. | have not
been fortunate enough to witness any of the
grand tactics, but the exercises in detail by
company, battalion, squadron OF battery, and
in particular the artillery movements, seem
to me to be as near perfect as patience and
practice can make them. All this perfection
Of preparatory knowledge and practice must
of course, have its weight on the struggle OF
actual war, but if there is any ground for
doubt as to the power of the German militia,
would it lie in the too great reliance which
is here placed on scientific knowledge and
consequent distrust of quick common sense,
which is not too overburdened with acquired
wisdom? Letter from Berlin.
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CAUTION.

FTNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT, having con-
l. traced with the authorities OF the town Of Bel
mont to provide suitable support for Rebecca Moody
pauper OF said town, have made provision for her sup
port at my house. This is to forbid all persons from
trusting said Rebecca or harborng her III any other
place on my account, rs shall pay debts thus con
tracted. CHARLES JOHNSON
belmont, Aug. IL, 1870. 3w6*
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A VOID 0UACKs.-A victim of early indiscre
&C., having tried in vain every advertised remedy has
simple means of sclfcurc, which he will to
his tellow-suerers. Address j. H. TUTTLE IS Nassau
ST., New York.
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Newspaper
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| TIE WIFE Only let Il woman be sure
she is precious to her husband-not useful,
not valuable, not convenient simply, but
lovely and beloved; let her be the recipient
OF his polite and hearty attention; let her
| feel that she has the sincere respect of her
husband, and that her care and love are no.
| ticcd, appreciated and returned; let her
opinion be asked, her approval sought and
her judgment respected in matters Of which
she is cognizant; in short, let her only be
loved, honored and cherished in the true
spirit of the marriage vow-and she will be
to her husband children and society a we'll
spring OF pleasure. She will bear pain and
toll and anxiety, for her husbands love is to
her tower and a fortress. Shielded and
sheltered therein, adversely will have lost its
sting. She may suffer, but sympathy will
dull the edge of SORROW A house with love
in it-ard by love | mean love expressed in
words and looks and deeds Qor have not
one spark of faith in love that never crops
QUITS to a house without love as person
| to q machine one is life, the other mechan-
ism. The unloved woman may have bread
just rs light, house just as tidy, Il dress
just as neat rs the other, but the latter has q
spring Of beauty about her, Il .joyousness, an
aggressive. penetrating and pcrvading bright
ness to which the former is u stranger The
deep happiness in her heart shines out in her
face. She sgleams over it. She is full of
devices and plots and sweet surprises for her
husband and family. She is never done
with the romance and poetry of life. She
herself is a lyric poem, setting herself to all
pure and gracious melodies Humble house.
hold ways and duties have for her a golden
significance. Tho prize makes her calling
high, and the end sanctities the means.
''Love is heaven, and heaven is love"
| THR NEWSPAPER IN THE FAMILY. An
experienced and observant school teacher
says of newspapers:
| have found it to be the universal fact
without exceptions, that those scholars of
both sexes, and Of all ages, who have access
to newspapers at home, when compared to
those who have not, arc better readers, eX-
ceiling in punctuation and consequently
reading more understandingly.
| They are better spoilers, and define words
with ease and accuracy. They obtain Il
practical knowledge Of geography in almost
half the time it requires others, as the news
paper has made them familiar with the most
important places, nations, their government
and doings on the face of the globe.
They are better gramarians for having
become so familiar with every variety in the
newspapers, from the common place adver-
tisemcnt to the finished and classical Grafton
of the statesman, they more readily compre-
bend the meaning of the text, and consc-
quently analyze the construction with accu-
racy.
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NEW MEDICAL PAMPET l. ET,-Seni.
IN nal Physical and Nervous Debility, its
effects and cure Price Is cents. Address SECRETARY
Museum OF Anatomy, 6lS Broadway, New York
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UTICA, n. 7. Feb. IT, $50.
WATCH No. 2Gl7-bearing Trade Mark, Fayette
Stratton Marion N. j." manufactured by U. $. Watch
Co.. has been carried by me II months its total yaria
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds,
L. NROOMAN, Engineer n. \. G. x H. II. X.
warren No. 1885, stem Misunderstanding Trade Mark,
" Frederic Anterior Co.. Marion, n j., " manliactur-
cd by L. :. Watch Co., has been carried by me since
June, 1867 its total variation from mean time being on
y five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH,
Treas. Panama X. H., s. Wall Street.
WATCH No. l20l2-bearing Trade Mark, ~ 5.
Watch Co., Marion, n, }, manufactured by United
States Watch Co. has been carried by five months
its total variation from time being only twelve
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Toldo, Wabash & Western Railway.
WATCH No. l259-bearing Trade Marx, " Frederic
Atherson & Co., Marion, N. j. manufactured by L. 5.
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IkllfrNrEDe ADDRESS EDISON Herds
aNvEV OnS Patent Agents, 459 Ninth ST.. Wash
ington, d. c., for advice, terms and references
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t., manufactured BY United States Watch Co.,, A4r
IT'S in the entire time.
+. CnlrrENDEN, Late Register t. $. Treasury
Watch Co., has been carried by me six months il. G.
tai variation from mean time being only tight SECOND
per month. Have been travelling through different
tons of the country, from New urk to Galveston Hes
as, md back, Icy steamer and railroad. f.. RICE,
OF Whitney Rice, ~ broadway, n. y.
SrNEtlN, Penn, Feb. 81, 1852
WAIDu No. 117d bearing Trade Mark " Frelrr
Athcrton < Coz, Marion, N. , d" manufactured by L
Watch Co., las been carried lay the three months
its total variation from tuit being only second
during that time II. pE LANCl engineer 4 T.. X. l.
WAr,m NO. llua-hGuJnE Trade Mark trcder,
AthcftoH x Co., Marion, NIL manufactured hy t.
Watch Co., has been carrird by eleven
total variation from mean time being only second
in the entire time. a. III. KING, Park Place \ s.
Nicc-iros't Elastic Cone Spring Co, n. j. Gar Suriu
and X. CO.
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GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE. Bridge
~ 1Io,An.-sschool Year begins sept. For
Circulars apply to the Principal REV. q. b. DAY NJ. A
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Me(u Advertisements

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Wholesale Rooms, 13 MAIDEN L
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Charges very moderate. Communications sacrcAll
Confidential, and all may rely him with the sricteS
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the disease
dition or situation of any one, married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express all parts OF tn
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All letters requiring advice must contain dollar tC
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Address DIX. j.. DIX No q Endcott ST. Boston. Mass
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Tw NfSuuN Mu1soS Hrnpss The
Troy Tms says thal d vas uoi 20 hcr
English over, hui So bis father. that
Miss Gray. he Fatt Edvsrj mlhbsr
is Indebted for tbe b,g belpess wh,ch
has fallen to her The Times saws
l. seems the lover. on bis return ta
England. Ike toe MANY others. rrovrd
iucoustau,, and married another lads
against her fathers will Whether Il
was remorss At Bis fal,hluiutss. 81 some
other canse, certain & is the Young
man died ID shout a yesraftcr hts mar
rage. aud LEFT an bis property g hls
{ father The old gentleman VAS With.
ont heirs. and, not having become ro.
eonciled to has daagh,er.ln las. uPon
his death left one bali his property to
the government 81 England. and the
remaining bali $4,000 GOO, TO Miss
Gray the Fort Edward milliner The
sum was SO large that many people
we're disposed to doubt its truth when
Il first appeared in pnut, but Miss
Gray has already received the FIRST in.
stallment OF her fortune--a tridc u
s. 600 900, from the British Consul 10
+ New York On Tuesday las, she re.
ceiyod n dispatch from the Consul, an
nouneing that the money awaited her
order aud on the following day she
/ left For, Edward for New York, where
II was paid over TO her.
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A Noym PosroTucE The simplest
post Office in the world Is to be found
on the southern extremity Of America.
For some years past small barrel has
been fastened by an iron chain To the
outermost rock Of the mountains over
hanging the Straits Of Magellan, oppo.
site Terra del Fuego 1t is opened by
every ship which passes through the
Straits, either TO place letters IN II or
to take letters from It, The post Office
therefore, takes care Of itself, it is con
fded to the protection Of sealsrsrs
md there is no example Of any breach
Of tins trust having occurred. Each
ship undertakes the voluntary trans
mission of the contents Of the barrel II
their destination is within the limits Of
its voyage.
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establishment ~ spetson. ans prepared
te retire 30 private hic She then sent
10 New York abd on hsr rsturu an
bounced sbe receipt oi 5000 900 oitho
money. .bou d Der demsspor wss uu.
changed aud che remained the sane
quiet uupre,eDdtnE. modest sort II
gitl People remarked nrou this trait
10 Der character. ani ore bluG oli tol
low sad 'Ae bead was SCI square up.
on her shoulders Now that the hrh.
ble Is burst, we wcnacg What olp'ana-
ton she will make Of hct conduct, par.
hou.ariy As she has through It acquired
a uetauety DOT At Al su,lab'c aud enc
very d,stasteiul 30 modest. high
ed yonng lady, sueb as she stemrd to
be up 10 the deuiaI by Mr, Archibald
OF the story q her singular inherit.
anra
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Hnr 4 MnLloN DEArns fnom FAM.

HAIF A MLLoS DEATHS FROM FAM
rNE The Bombay India Gazette, a
well-lniormed journal, estimates the
deaths from want Of food in all Ralpoo-
tana at not fewer than half million F;
and besides, pestience has, as usual,
followed fame. For the last two months
the people have boon cut down by n
most persistent fever aud murrsin. or
swelling Of the limbs aud face, caused
by living on grass seed The people
have lost heart, and the mortality is
saddening. In some villages, from ten
to twelve per cent. OF the inhabitants
died during the month Of October
alone,
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A ssfis Coaveal0a - The Ysrmoat
WoE.an saEfsfe AsaecsaiioB pill b.
ksld 81 MaHirt.lss. Feb 2. isT0
Ihasa s.l ~ g,ssssEs.asArs rassilng
o. The srsning 4 Pet. /
TIE speakers wili bs
WINS IAgTu GaS1ues.
Jgsi W,Er Hsa
Mas BauEs
Mss La FHrKnsK.
Mss Ign AMcaE.
Hnu d BLaeFuu1-
Ifef SresB HLarkpuL
o. ths evening oiFeb Mr Black
vel and lacy Stone wll speAk
Auangsu eais viIl h. made Tor fare
ons saY on tie railroads
TIE speakers vill aoeept invitations
e n.ske addresses At other pisces
Pm olnra % Etpcrrgrr COMMITTEE
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Local History OF VERMONT --Chaun-
ey X. Williams, Esq, Of Rutland, is
preparing for the forthcoming volume
Of the collections OF the Vermont His
torical Society, n photography Of the
local history OF Vermont. 1t is earn
estly requested that everything con
nected with that subject. soldiers rec
ofds, proceedings at dedications OF
soldiers monuments. historical address
es, funeral sermons, etc, published
within the past two or three years may
be sent 10 mm, that the work may be
as complete as possible. Viii the Yer
mont newspapers please copy
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THR FeRT EDWARD MmLINER The
papers for SEVERN months past have
been fill Of stories concerning an i'm
mence fortune which has been left to
Miss Gray, a Fort Edward milliuer. by
deceased English lover, The Troy
Times Of Thursday publishes the fol
lowing concerning the matter
Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul at
New York, has left il to be bis duty to
deny the story that be had paid Miss
Gray, the Fort Edward milliner the
sum OF $4,000, 900, the first installment
of a bequest Of $l7,O0O,OO0 made tc her
by the father OF her lover, an English
noblemap, and the whole story is there
fore undoubtedly hoax. Some days
since we received letter stating that
there was no truth in the report Of the
miliner gir's good fortune, but as is
was anonymous we did not repose Tint
confidence in il which we otherwise
would have done. About the same
time We were called 10 Fort Edward on
/ business, We undertook TO investigate
/ the report for ourselves We tried to
"interyiew" the rich young maiden, but
were told that Miss Cray was out OF
town wbereupon we sought informa-
ton Of the affair from the girls neigh
bors, aud found that The story was gen
orally credited by them. Indeed, one
enthusiastic NJ ID. had no doubt Of
Miss Gfay's good fortune, and be him
self was the subject OF numerous con
gratulations from his friends, as il was
understood That the rich heiress was
disposed to remember him in very
handsome manner for acts OF kind
ness shown TO her in her days Of adver.
sity We cannot divine the object 81
Miss Gray's deception. II is nearly II
not quite three years since she started
the story Of her rich inheritance. and
during that time, while her neighbors
supposed she Was soon TO become ey-
iraordinary wealthy, she bore herself
with such modesty and grace as 10 win
their entire confidence and respect. At
one time che gave ont that it was nee
essary Tor her TO proceed TO England
and look after her rights in person and
the wife Of the ". D spoken u above
was selected as her compaqnon dm ray
oqe Subsequently she said that the
Courts bad decided the inheritance IN
her favor, and that conqnently she was
relieved from the necessity Of proceed
/ ing 10 Europe One thing is little
STANCE that while Miss Gray pretend
cd 10 be 10 almost constant receipt o.
adyices ifom her counsel ID England
and Mr. Archibald 10 New York. no
one ever saw these letters Or even a
scrap u paper tending 70 confirm her
statements Such was the confidence
fslt In her by tie community that her
representation were generally taken
upon trust Week before last when i
was announced tia, the frst o. The in
ber.ianes had been received IN New
York, Siss Gray sold ont her millinery
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Rev. Dir. Wickham, on behalf Of the
people of Manchester, responded 20 the
resolutions, saying that the people OF
Manchester had been highly entertain.
ed aud instructed by the proceedings
OF the Dissertation and we're greatly
privileged ID listening to the high or
der OF addresses and lectures that had
been presented, and that the obllga-
ton was on the part Of the people Of
Manchester, not on the part Of the as
ISOLATION.
Hon A. J.. Miner arose and Tally en-
dorsed the expressions OF qualifications
given by DR.. Wickhsm aud expressed
tie hope that the Association would
come again, and they would be most
cordially welcomed aud If they bring
glth them fye times as many more they
would cheerfnliy entertain them.
The President remhrked 70 tDe AS
eoclation that the woics u DR.. Wick
ham, lifelong teacher, aud Nj Miner,
who before his entrance upon profess
sional and pubic life, Has a successful
teacher, were 10 nnineRuing ccmpI-
insnis coming from those gentlemen.
After few remarks from the Pfcsi-
dent III reference TO success 81 the ses
son and iis peasant associations and
he kindly aud courteous Hospitality u
the people Of Manchester be said A.
be called upon bis early instructor al
the commandment 10 invoke the dtsine
blessing upon the labors Of the session,
80 nov be would call upon bun 10 pro-
nounee upon the benediciion. Rev.
DR. WiekbAm then came forward and
closed the session With benediction.
Thus closed tie FIRST animal session
81 tie Otter Cretk Valley Teachers As
sociation. when was 10 al respects d
a success aud is promise Of future
useiu!nes to the teachers u the beauti-
ial valley comprising lie Amits.
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Chr Journal

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Tbs next exercise was the delivery
Of al excellent address by Rev William
T. Hsrrick Of Clarendon. on The he.
quiAites 70 Growth aud Health Of
Mind. Mr. Herrick. in al address o!
a little more than thirty minutes 10
length, presented h.s topics in clear
and coneiss manner. showing that as
Industry and cleanliness Of body, we're
essential TO toe health Of the body. 50
purity Of thought aud action with self
control. were essential 70 The health o.
mihd. The address VAS manly, indie.
pendent. oharaclsuEing things by Tie
right nhus and treating them 10 The
right manner It's composition sboaa
ibs hand o. one uho undersiood h.m-
ssH. and indicated tie method oi a
master workman. We refrain al pres
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The Dollar Sun.

Golden Shaaves Money made easy. Men .
women anywhere. Address Zsieisy, HcCpTdy A %
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al, hoTsng e prepare o. secure iai,
e alsfaa ior fasure pah,estioa Il
was rensirsd BY the aadissce with
uueh sniAnsiasm, a. Vas made naui'
feet Al iis oonclpson.
Ca motion. the President appointed
Msssrk J S Cilsy. A T. Iyearenwortl
and l.. A. Austin q con mi;iso 20 pre-
sent nomiuatous Or ofEctrs ~ tire As
so6AAsaon sor The suAulag ysAT. Tbs
Association thee adjourned until
o'clock X