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Spalding's Glue, useful and always ready.

Tho King OF Greece has gone to Russia, and
will remain there Tor nine months; meanwhile
his young wife rules Greece to the entire salts
faction of the people. Every young wife who
wishes to rule with satisfaction should use the
fragrant Teas and Coffses OF the United States
Tea Company. &C. 28&30 Vesey street, N. Y.
to be had of our agents at Paw Paw, Messrs
Wheaton and Teed, at New York prices.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

RARK INDUCEMENTS are offered by 1. A.
whteman at the Paw Paw Marble work., to
those who contemplate purchasing Tombstonss
in the Spring. Those who will make their or
ders now, will find 1t greatly to thoir advantage
to do 30 as they will savs money.
full stock OF Marble for Tomb stones and
Monuments on hand from which to make
selections. S71H
Buy your boots and shoes Of Van Auken & Co
20 per cent. saved by buying ,onr Clothing
OF Van Auken Il 90. S71
Save your money and buy your goods where
no shoddies are so Id. Recoect the place. A..
Van Auken Il Go.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08
.sD,PTicU1 Relics.

America is Justly proud Of hr beautiful la.
dies, but bow many mar their beauty, and lose
their health and youth, become prematurely old
in appearance, by neglecting to take proper
care Of teeth. There can be no excuse for
this as SozoDoNT, pronounced by all worthy a
place between the sweetest lips, can nov be
had in all civilized countries
Spalding's Glue, useful and always ready.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08
For the True Northerner,
THE FsRE-FgE.N'DS C.?RsNIE:IL,.


NJ RUsTICIA.
Woe woe the Fire-hend is calling
His mad spirits from their lair:
Rouse ye vassals, night 10 falling,
To my banquet-hail repair
Come to grace your kings espousal,
For I wed the wind tonight;
And would have a grand carousal,.
And my domain all alight.
Wide and roomy is the mansion
have chosen for my sport;
In the great Vests broad expansion,
I convene my nuptial court.
Trembling mortals, ever fearing,
Long have dreaded my fierce hand,
Now, in gala guise appearing,
None shall dare before me stand.
For the royal decorations
command you use your skill;
With all fiery combinations
My whole realm illume and fill.
Thousands, meath my hot breath fainting
Irample, AZ my ART ply,
Earth and sky in Hells tints painting,
Till the living pray to die
Smoke-hued hangings thickly folding,
'Broidered deep with lurid Jets;
Sunlight from my palace holding,
(Though it rises true and sets)
False night for the bridal making,
Shall prolong the revel wild;
Till the very earth set quaking,
Shall forget that peace ere smiled,
Fill my beakers to o'erflowing
With hot. seething, Kissing blaze;
Let whole cities all ALLOWING
Light my board with their red rays;
Roasted forms, bones svart and reeking
Serve, to safe my bride and nae;
Children's moaning. women's shrieldDg
Shall our marriage anthem be.
Gormandize On human sorrow,
In demon dance leap high;
Leave no fair spot till the morrow,
Where your sere tracks do not lie.
Swiftly through my vast dominions,
Heralds speed We with their might;
Haste them far on flaming pinions,
To announce the thrilling sight"
Prompt to do his bidding fearful,
All the horde together rush,
And people bowed and fearful
With their mad impetus crush.
Devastation, widely spreading,
Marks their path, left dark and drear;
Nakedness and famine, treading
In their footsteps, come anear
Where the sunset clouds were sailing,
Contlagration streams afar;
All the \ orth. dense smoke is yelling,
Where the monsters wheel their car:
Saddened eyes, each new morn hailing,
Sse their bresths dim the fair East,
While the cries Of victims wailing,
Make dread music at the feast
Upward in the South are beaving
yapor pillows, darkly blue;
And dismay'd bitter grieving,
Thrill all true hearts through and
Where beneath this visitation, through
Stricken brothers writhe and sigh.
Andthe widest desolation,
Only, meets the humid eye
Then, sweet Charity came speeding,
On the wings Of Pity borne;
All the hungry soothing, feeding.
Clothing all OF raiment shorn:
And the Father, well approving.
Marks this brotherhood divine;
And on hearts thus kindly moving,
Lets this LOVING favor shine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

A reaction against the somber style of
gentleman's evening dress has set in
New York, aud is displaying ITSELF in
jeweled vest-buttous, low patent leather
shoes, colored silk stockings, light col.
ored silk lining to dress coats, silk cords
on the seams of dress pantloons, three
buttoned gloves, point.la'c neck; ties ard
ruff d shirt bosoms.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

In malarious regions, Barr's Ague Medicine
should be used as preventative. G.. W.
LoDgwel Il Co. agents.
Barr's Ague Medicine is worth thousand
dollars to an ague patient. IL costs but one
dollar. G.. W. Longwell ~ Co. agents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

CApruRED.-A horse thief named Doylss
who stole pony belonging to Henry Jackson,
at Dunningville, was captured at Michigan City :,
brought to Mlegan and lodged IN care OF Sheriff
Rlpley.-Alegdn Journal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08
.H0rrfed.

.NdTrfed.
In Paw Paw, Nov. 26th by Rev W. Ford, Mr..
Prosper Manchester, Of Bloomingdale, and
Miss Debbie Meachum OF Lawrence.
In Paw Paw. by the same, Nov. 2Sth, Mr.
Israel NJ. Tsppen and Miss Mary Kinney, both
OF Porter.
Married, in Decatur Nov. 2lst., BY Rev. W.
L. Bartle, Mr. CHESTER II. WILSON, and Miss
OLIVE l.. ARNOLD.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

FOUND GUrLTY.-In the case OF the people
vs. Alanson White for the killing Of stanislus
Barthkovski, the Jury. after being out six
hours and half, re.urneda verdict of equity
Of ManslsughteF." The Judge sentenced
White to seven years in the State Prison
Hqstirqs Banner. Nor. 81.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

Mrs Grundy DEGREES that ladies'
walking dresses must be made long
enough to sweep all the orange peel and
cigar s.umps ea he s:3Cws!k.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAvEPAW PAW.
800 q. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west
1880 a. m, Mail Train, east.
s:lO p. M, Mail west, and Way Freight cast.
S:l5 D. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
tV Trains return To Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
G. ID. STEPHENSON, Sup't.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-08

Attention, TeaHnsters! {!
FIFTY MEN AND TEAMS WANTED
s7l En- nuir. in IL & 90.
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PAW Y w, MICH.

Esn~ Satisfaction ct; u;rluteed on Tea,
or Money Refunded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13


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'''i'" oil h''i'' ''-i" ir'i- I'd" Angola ''-,
1''ii' "i-'i'' ''le supervision % Aa-''i d. r.
TT ..' y"
''
if- NiA" lh'i'- owned rs y. y. IeTt
q '-' Aha ",h'i> o.. boston. i Ialtf- .-
( eN'ru~''e repairs 81 Sullivan. und'r tle
fiH,"i.ie.ec II MA-irr|oHaihan NnHc
4 "' SULLIVAN
-~"hr. Forrest. recently NJ NJ. Decor
ha- hr~n purchased Rs capt. Joseph D..
Mercer "i Sullivan.
-Ih. hpu>r at Nj. Iad-9tl h. WEIGH. FL
sullivan was. iu al probability. saved nom
/ destruction hy fire. one night La, week. lr,
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ID / f ID

kHsworth-the Oh inst. Sarah H. Forsaith, aged
y years' daughter q Rodney Forsaiih.
~ woffh-March eiih. 81 consumption. Sarah
T. ~ ief, adopted daughter Of Erastus and Harriet
iiart s1sfn, aged " yesrs.
EIswoTth-Aprii 2d Lizzie A. Young only child
das
kllsworth-Mrs. Lucy NJ. Wallace wife Of Mr.
'ohh ailaoel aged - years. Her last words
expressions Of christian faith and hope.
t''aii .itoro-Apr %, Coraela r. wife Of Cant
Samuel " Brown aged 81 yesrs Q months.
r Harm gton-ApTil I'M. John 49, Coffin Esa
aEel y yearS. good citizen trusting christian
and . menber ~ the Baptist Church. lie died Ia
the trininphs ~ inith
Castinc--Aprii 7th. Mr.. John Rea
q wears.
Mics Tucker deserves passing notice touching
he's iic sickness, anh death Her liz, was nas Of
devoted ssrvice IA the vineyard ur her Master
ne was r4uch Interested in the sabbath school
aHl ihh'rei with marked success in this depart
uteuf 81 christian lahar Naturally active il was
fee ultarlt heavy burden a. bear wilcu Cod A.
ana i'sgrung sickness fet Through An ihe-c
NtHt hA+ hhi nights she spoke NJ word ~ iip-
pai PIT tru-tiuiis said Thy WIN he done"
by christian friends when IN hcT RON
~ an her conversation and iifc shc pointed a.
80 " ", ~ ns.aran-c she would ~ "In 'ae
u " IS heF -t7an- desirc G, grow noyr aud moro
i.rs ,'-h, Gay h} dAs anI now she has gone %
a. e. '''
~ tlnse htt acquainted with hcr .rsr seemed III
n riNatA- inr tha iIrnfenis rauyr linr i..t
- srn wrrs Strong She -att III ,vtn. w ", NJ.
mt Father House PA hish
@Nfrit -hr 7. 'ne "t ts.t-r Hhn base crulr .4at I'd
-Ttst rrihulAtiou. anA h4x. us.hrl th-tr r,.---
, ai,l mHtlr tt'm Hh'' 10 thr hiaoi %, DE- I1niu "
Ppm To" serve" "f Iie pies-et >sv1rur go 81
haitr'tf tciaplt she ls~ enInr-i Ma hcr esf,tr-t
t'.- m '''- '.'ninu1I,s i. s.Hu.i .atu answer
N.t,ep NJ n IA. o.. Hra .ae.t
t h. t"r -urh "a -lufanef uis.
n 'h A"S coma enrt iu -iug
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MA RR d.

;, Ellsworth-the 9sh by Rev. DR. renney, Lyman
IL soines, Of Mt. Desert and Miss Caroline Il
Haynes, Of Dedham.
West Eden-Aprii 9Th by VIM T Thomas Esq
MI Charles III Bailey and Mrs. Mary w Anderson
both Of Trenton
th.ryneli-Aprii 10Th by Rev Sewen Brown
Nj; John Campbell and Mrs Cyrene Leighton 10Th
Of CAerryfieli
teiunba--March 18Th. BIZ Rev VI Dunbar, Win.
He'll > Davis and Miss Julia NJ Webb.
HaTingt,n-Mlrch 18th by Albert NJ Nash Esq
Sidney w Tucker and Miss sarah L. small, bod,
of Ill.
iEfastpor1April I'd, John II. Foster Mary's
Illinois and Mrs. Caroline Ferris OF l..
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Municipal Elections.

Officers chosen in Penobscot. March 9Th.
Moderator-Noah Norton.
Cferk-W. s. Hutchins.
Seteetmen-John Hanson. VIM. Grindle.
ii. b. WardweIl.
7feasgrer-Rafils Leach.
8. 8. Coasniftee-Josiah yarnum and
Edgar Perkins.
To,cn Agent-John Hanson.
C0liector-S. Farnham.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

+. me: Mr.. q. aud said. "Eben, vim.
Eben you must take care al Sour dog.
He's killing my hens Nr. 6. passed on
answering not word. In few days they
met again and Mr. y. began. Ehen. YOU
must look out for your dog I vim, you
must Hes Killed three OF my hens. chick
81, aluc.t a. large a. hets. taast ~ large.
three II 'cm Ebcn. ~ three 81 'rta vim,
TAI. never @ 30. Why hie~e Hsc. shaut
hsNe hen ia tsr placr. ts ene NJ YOUR
. z raHs loose. Anu au-t -auf hIn up.
Nos" replied Mr. a. -.thrrg ausi NJ SOME
mist = a'.ont tkls. These 'aen- aHst he-
long o. Mr. :. they can't he Yours Mr..
fIteh. f'r I .Nnrc~~'y to,i my dog p III
na t.a. Hf fafst ssrf--t N~-hh r
Ftua turned on his hrc. aHi frr.1 tha,
das 10 tAis hasn't sps kcu a word O. neigh-
har en- p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

sch Ocean, Grant, Portland.
Sch Hussar, Buker, Roc klAnd.
Domestic perI-.

,.LoUcEsTER-Ar sLI schs onward, Leland, i.n
"a has ior Providence; Harriet. Crowley. d. iar
New lors Alice Oakcs. Pil'-bufy. RocAl anl tor
do fa.is. French. aud Mansfield. Arhoru, jo Tor
10; 4 James9n. Candage. do Tor do; " m Hutnaan
smart, Bangor for Norwich
sULLIvAS--Ar sih. sch Henry CLAY, forest.
Boston. III 9Th, Aitanzas, Brag,ipn, New York I.
Agenora, Jordan, Do 4 u trabiree Crabtrr,.,
BosToS-Ar 81, Young TURK. from N...i,...
Ontario - Andrew-; Cld Acacia Matapls. {,
Almira- Havana; Eli Hunter: Clara ID tvi,is,u
md sarah for Portland. CID 4th, Shawn,ut F8ri
Havana.
cd slh, big Jcesie Rhynas, han. Aspinwall !;
-rhs Onward. Bunker, Winis1 X, Csrrl..
II It6eld. ard Ocean Belle. Brln3 ..,nH = John
>B wa Portland. Ar 9TH. sch, AdIe Fuiier.
Niekers1n parien Ca, Freeman, Gardi' e-
Nantucket. Below barque olive. from Calcutta.
I'D brig Nash. Hpne, sIcla, schs imputiente
Baker - John >B VIA Portland. Ar Gih sehs
Montczuna. Griffin Passport; Iouye~s Marret
and VIM Fletcher Hasaeii, Maehiys VIM Pope
>anborn 10; Alyara,io, Herrick, and Benny Ives
Curtis, Ellsworth. Nvolcsck. Foss, Hancock
Mm Pickering Gray Bangor; Arrival. farnham
Boothbay; Arcola, Wslston. Bath; " u B. lie.
land and } Baker, job lson, Port. and. 1T In
harque Olive Clark Calcutta; schs NJ u Haskell
and oseida Watt, baltimore; Defiance. Han
Maehas. Cid schs Belle Barbour. sullivan aud
Annie W Branscomb st John NIB via Portland.
Ar 'th. brigs Manposa, Staples, Trini.iad Cara
6ibbs, Parker, IRON LienfuegOs.
Ar 9TH. brig Nellie Antrim, Loud, Rio Grande
schs Frank 4 Emily, AeCobb, Chs Tle-ian ~: a
Hoiwsy. Hunt, baltimore, oaiis;a. Spear, and
Defiance, Hall Nes York.
Cid, sehs -Four Sisters. SheeFer, Nin5erport:
senator Franklin, New York. AZ SUI brlgs Nellie
Mitchell, Nelson Minaiitian; Marshall ID Itch
Coosnbs. Elixabethport: schs % r Hln,is. CieuicD.
Mn. Philadelphia; Alaska, >troaE, Iaehias. tld
bfigs II Lane, Shut, and Lucy Snow, all
Havana; schs Y J Leonard HALEY, amt W
CLARK, PEEK, 81 John NIB viz Portland; Abby Gale
Ryan. Belfast Franklin x binson, ffpnas ton; 81
Amsden, Lavender, Richmond Ne; q \ Jones,
Griffin, Portland; ZiUa, bradbury. Machlas J
Merriam, Clrrs, Bnngof.
Ar srh b l. " spencer, Hogkins Palermo; scl,
Emma art Hart, baltimore; 4 tatting
Weeks bath.
AZ ath brig r. RetmaB, Reimsn. cinfueg0s
(.o-t low ~ topsaii yaF.i and sssiabooaal. srhs
Hudson, Hall, and Grand lsinsi, hIIintire.
Rounslout.
Ar 10th, sch Uncle sam, spear; sid brig Lucy,
W Snow: OrIximbo, Castibe; Aentore, Castine;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-13

We expect TO have "a fine Soldier,
Monument erected in our b. autiful Gene
terry, and to be ready for conservation On
the approaching Fourth OF July.
The East Harrington Baptist Church
have nearly completed a nice aud cor
venient Parsonage, which will be ready
for occupancy by their Minister REV. j.
F. Eveleth.) in few weeks. Il has re-
CURED great perseverance and no little
sacrifice To carry forward this enterprise
and much credit is due 10 the Ladies Sew
ing Circle, which ha- contributed much to
the object. The house i situated nearly
opposite the Baptist Church. il two storie,
high. 25x30, with an l. I5x3G. and stable
20x2i.
There Is considerable religious in
terest felt in some OF the districts of the
town. frequent meetings being held which
are quite fully attended; christians are
quickened. and several have risen. expr.>-
sive Of their desire 20 become christians.
and for the prayers Of othe-s. II i ex-
pected that some will soon go forward in
baptism PEN.
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NAANf A LECTURE
~ 2f 20 YOUNG MEN
Just Published, in sealed envelope. Price oants

Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Hadi.
cal Cure Of sperm tnTrhtea or seminal Wenk-
Ae>s, inyniunt.rf Emissions, sexual Debility
and iupetiimcnis 10 aarrisgp generally: Nrr.
yousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fit.;
Mental and Physical ineapaeity, resulting from
seii-Abuse, &e.-By ROBERT J. CULVER
Will, NJ d., Auihor 81 the '-6reen Book &c
The wOrld-renowned author, in this adniratl.
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful Consequences Of self Abuse may
be rheeia ally removed without medicines and
without dangerous surgical operations, hor,viss
Instruments, rings o. cOriials, pointing out
mode Of cure at once certain and eneetual b,
whieh every sufferer, no matter what his condf-
ton may BE-, may himself chsapls. priy at4ly
and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
BOON I'd THOUSANDS AND THOU~ AND,
seat under seal, to any address, IN A ,lsIn
sealed envelope, ON the receipt Of six cents ~
Two postage stamps. Also Dr.. CalyerwcIrs
marriage Guide, y price 25 cent. Address the
Publishers. CHAs. j. e. KLINE 4 %
lzs Bowery, Sew York, Post uifce Box 1855
Iy30
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Stale Items.
The Advertiser says that the business
of shipbuiiding is starting up in the yard-
al Calais. There are five vessels on the
stocks there at present. Mr. WIN. Kinds
launched a schooner Of 80 tons burthen
on Saturday March 18th.
6. NJ Wentworth, Esq. was reelected
Mayor Of Calais April 81 by an increased
majority over last year.
PERSONAL. Col. Ii. +. Harris. is about
to remove his family to Augusta. Newell
and Everett Croker and Mr.. Geo. Grover
leave this week for Minnesota.
Hon. +. A. Pike and Benjamin Young
Esq. and his wife. of Calais have retu RI
ed from their visits South.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF Ellsworth
ARRIVED.

>uains ';H.
sch Leland, Ellington, Boston.
N1Iiay OBJ.
Ssh Jane Hidden. Jordan. Boston
>ioop Dolphin, smith l.lmpiur.
SAILED
Friday IN.
Sipep Dolphin. smith. Lampiae.
-c,r gr1c Oh, Fulingtog. Bpsfea.
sen darcellus. Ecnck. Neg HAycn.
saturday. etl.
oironto, Hammond. B1.tpa.
Sci Ainneola, whI.iake-. d..
>sh f.mIv.
>ch Bangor, jordan.
sch IaRdala. Walls,
WaTi atou. Lancaster.
o-a Charles W on, BalA,ty"
snlly s.u.
>ch Lpduski4. Mean New York
Hch sarah Moore, salem.
houdsy 1871.
sch HIlOsm, Allen. Boston.
sch ia hin. New YORK.
TUESDAY II ~.
sch Ocean. Grant Portland.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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Wiih a new aud commodlous office. new
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With al The facilities for making this
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fishers are sure their efforts to please the
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The Increase Of Size will he equal 10 ahouf
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ports. aud Marine List. and more cN'~udod
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German. Tie offer Of Iira Nanfis Frt.
holds good to the middle of April ;o a.l
new Subscribers who ,erd - u0 in .a-
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-25

Pc saved for 10 meet these accidents out oil
she pittance which our wealthy m0nooolists say
m must accept, without PREPARE for st. ppage
from an OVer-stocked market n,t thinking Of
~ age. But with All this, vine the market
tll be overstocked they will Oil prices that
,ompcli Us TO stop, ana when W. must stop,
shat thea sbour the coal that has been mined
80 chap for the b ncit az IT, Door classes,
MI that bc SOLD chetp from y mpathv? Yes,
~ IL is now AZ two doll 'rs per Tor advance, ~
toubt; vet the trade cannot afori any more
sen & 5u =. hr IVY ,iu. ronp trj.- .rn-'
4 ccive 81 Is, when ills mined and cleaned for
q ~
oh how cheap the miner life j. Which th"
z tstlstics o. the lower counties prove. During
tilr past twelve mon BIS there we're killed
tAe over coal fields l29 men m lined 29s
destitute widows and crp' rs, 50. Could rOt
yhur society against cruelty M au. ~ u hc-tow
ailittle consi l,iati.n o. tie men human be
~ -s-wh libor for sucl pittarc-, exposed ~
II, risks, and buying their .wu rooiss How
lk fortunate il is that TIVE source 81 HE trouble
ts not been questioned It is Of great import
ace joins sissy
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-25


CHICAGO TO FURNISH THE NEXT PREsIDENr or
TIE UNITED SrArEs.-We clip the following no
tice Of our we'll known felIow-ctizen, Ron
VIM B Ogden, from a recent issue Of the New
York Sun:
Mr.. VIM. B Ogden has been elected Presi-
dent Of the American Institute. This is a choice
which the public will approve. Mr. Ogden il
counted a. a citizen Of Chicago, but be resides
for most of the time Just over the Harlem river
in Wrstchester county. Thus he cannot prop
erly be said to belong exclusively to any par
tcular locality, while the great number OF com
munitics that have been revived and built up
hy the various enterprises in which he has long
born. a leading part is beyond estimation. M
Ogden is one Of the very foremost men in the
United States, both in cultivated, comprehen-
-,vc intellect, elevation Of character and ex-
scutive ability and il, instead Of being elected
PRESIDENT Of the American Institute. he had
been elected President Of the United States,
ne people would indeed have good reason to
congratulate themselves OF the good fortune
hat mad bcfallcn them
We a. most assuredy count Mr. Ogden as A
citizen Of Chicago, and il is gratifying to sec
That The good people Of New York hold in such
high estimation the many Eood qualities or 4
/ WhA - Ahul'ukhlf opDlCCt ~ We uOh BHiN "
| Chicago, hut by the entire West
In this connection We would mention, among
thc many enterprises which he has been instru
mental in building up, the Saving Department
Of the Fourth National Bank Of this city. This
although at first only department n the Ma
tional Bank under whose wing j. started into
existence, is now fully organized under a char
ter from the State Of Illinois under tie name q
tie Normal Banking Comra--. bnt s'ill doing
business at the office Of the Fourth National
snd, under the management Of such men as Mr.
Ogden, has proved an undoubted success.