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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
Gnanfial
.,1POCLAMATION.

DROCLAMAllON. o-,,., ers,Soytr,r Jan It'll
81 1rSs ,eor,ncs with 49, S1 T Act IN relation ne
Statue % ma In crest Of the state debt Ses 20
E gp is John NJ Palmer G,vencr o. ne day February
& Ss Areean ESchtfg National Bank n h'r Of Ststo Of
ps Ir1o ar psrcgsry designated IN us pV,iSr All whom Il
,u fardR Of said law m s,I bOnds vii CEASE
n time Of paymsSt PeiSd ~ i In pursu'nce o. an so
titled An A.; % ae.ho ts N neTnal aPoen. soi i IS
for9aIiIe 10 - 80 ,S1,he al The pleasure Of he '
sVi: Soc, .,,pus in u,1e Of M'Ti, As sd c5
New % 80 1,o sT II BiIne h F 600 Mr., Nsncy
join Iaw Bs1e $500 Rev Join ~ Is Bell saSo Es,a,
B,eSee sitOo ssmed Be1 Min H. Bore, $2sgl Is; NJ H.
sloCi Boa1.rs Co., STl Benssa o GslTre Bill
saeci Ma.sv l. Boe = i IT. a. at7 +loG0 s'Tss ANN
C,nPb, ST !os Sei S, l. C, siGC CaTS3s B. S,ls
Jane So1e Clemens IT, S' oi s 81 SSYork in trust for
SCSaoy $50 20 cs3i5Oi ,5sm Crcl 5000, Richard SResd
Cor S5 aos; (n's.' fossr $500 Alicia Evs5 gIyiyo
~. All ESar. fars'' rIsI ~ OOs Henry Raw
SaIy e7S 81 otos fsr s2oi Frances Mary and
GnsI c. 4 Grsn I'd " j icisni Henwing $4,000; sarah
Sif6; Betssy Ane i olor' spU6 n Henry shaw Iioior
J. liss Fed Ssas h'Gl 49, 40 c dnOAs 30, is
SO 10 1 SgsSi i6; Rev Jane. lioby $50 Rop, 'S
zl@oo nsgrTossI Co. 5. sp n sSsr Co., : o.
H5as J,sri else o. CbaS gelooe ard J. Penn Allen
si3e9 Jos J'1s .Ss ,5 luis - Co., John B. Lord s200
ssa ILon ard oae- vita ofnfe. o slLV,Sp IS
srs Newell S545 ST. Herman Merivaa and Rev Cnss
Sraee an Isstnr h. Nte- &iO1U; Deca,ur H. Miller trus
Js G Ofner ~ 90: Jean Marie Edmond PievTe 81
80 Phelps Charles Phelps S3OuO; Ctrons
PIsirs tu,iee sleJo; ". A. Platenus sSiS ~ l'la
u a.. NsrV Resd SlNOi Elisha Riggs Sl,l9l VS. j. J."
}-f a William James Roe ~ 900; Daniel Rogers S23
80 In Ro!ssj 5000; Sir henry Roper Knight $500 NJ A.
Jnhn Charles S<hreber StOtOOi g. l.
SSSse &C. s. 900; Edward SococS +lutVi George
srih 81 ni Johq Sneen. $500 Caone ~ S,a1n,r So
., an, Ysyor 214; The Administration Office q Hope
-, Tsts.l Vo5mterg ami Widow w Bcsk S'oti The Penn
lives. &c, Slow The Governor Of l
49, s4O0; Ms sarah Tarss, 5000 Caharne Ann lone = ~
- NJ us O0O Institution for Savings Of Merchants
- 20 @ o. John Warren 50; Mrs. Anna Ncshing
s7a Charles Na;lrs, S61 John Wedderturn' ssSp
william WI .eaE GIT, Slso3 Nham LOUIS "lnaus @'Vi "a
y Nheebr = Wl 80, .. ....., A., I...-
A.a coupon bond oh internal stock dated ynua
is rumsI 6sl fnd bond dated Mag $780, No &c. $1,000 each
Xsva5le sfcs 1850 Tara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, Feb. I, 1871.

NRw.yoRK, Wednesday, Feb. I, 1871.
The horse trade presented no new features, but
continued very quiet with q slight Improvement in tho
demand for work horses principally for such that arc
qualified to do much service before heavy trucks and OK
ppSss Wagons
Nell-bullt powerful and warranted sound animals of
the above class command good prices, aud are sofa rom
$3.50 up TO $500 per head.
The market thus far does not appear TO be very largely
supplied with fine carriage horses, although some very
valuable specimens have OF late been brought into tho
Bulls Head Market, and held at strong but not UNI
reasonable figures, considering the scarceness among
breeders OF good Sized superior bred stock suitable for
shOwy teams before heavy town coaches, andaus etc
or single harness before bouShans, eOues' ana Ian
daulets. -,
The sleigh trade, TO all appearances Is over, and the
cdnsc1uenty confined TO manufacturing stock for tho
coninr season or executing orders already received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
Countrp Real Gstate for 6ale.

A SPLENDID FARM and COUNTRY SEAL
for BALE high ground healthy good Saler On 'a so a s
In msiOWras and orchards Apply to H. H. LUDbo" ie5T
JPBe-sL W E''l
TOR SALE or To LEASE-A new FACIOKl,
u power; founiery dwelling houses 9onn9
house farm &c within N miles Of NewYork near Harlem hiO'
Particulars at EMPIRE g. NJ. Co., 2a DoWery, N T.
- HATHAWAYs COTTAGE and GARDENS The posssor Of b,
most interesting property open offer for The p9chi
by private tsiy Address Nr WIN TOMPSOS AfVHeO M"
Surveyor, Chestnut Wals, Stratiord upon Avon.
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Proposals.
fegal Nctlles.
Uorporaiion Notifies.

DEPARTMENT og TAXES AID As'sssrsSr'{
M - Cn,rBgRsn, Nrw.iORs, jar. 1911 .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tn y" a.. CIV eipy
~ ROLLS OF the Real aul Personal Estate o. W.
and Count OF r year e VII be open G ena opSa
AMI on and amer MONDAY jan y oi lul al srt,rs
until the 30h day Of April l7l Inclusive Tor o % and rersoul
Ana l' @ i County OF NeNYork. All person, psie,ns
sms.S, ssyc m. male application 70 ,a' esg by law
TIE period ADORE ueaoatd IN eIe n bSDREwS Comm oes
mos j. CRRAMEB, Of rSes
A. EfNg aud
ESl a a n.ES SANDS, A,.c,sneus4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

MoRRn wilkins, Auctoneer. -
EXECUT0R'S SALE of No. 81 MAIDEN
N IANR-E H. LUDLOW Go. viii sell at auction THURS
DAY Feb 1871 Vt u O'Clock at the Exchange ssesroom Ill Broad
NAY Trinity Building J. sale by Of W. MCrsy aud Jona-
than EiN ards executors Of Ann McCreaiy deceased;
MADENLASBIhe valuable LOT with the threestory and cellar
aud hek STORE 81 Maiden lane north side 6O feet
Gold bung entire lot being % II r. impt ~ II II
depth side and g8 n side rent7 until May
1871 Al 90 re Gnnrn Fdy Ie. bond aud
.-gsge Mans Lc stEo Pne-st n Y (0lD
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n
EXECUTORs SALE OF HOUSE AND LOL
H OS WEST STY.TIiIRD-ST.. BELONGING 10 TIE
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH HAGIII decea,d a. }. BLsLCkbk'
sos Goa will sell THURSDAY Peh at y O'clock,
al the Rresr ~ Saoaln III BrolISay: WEST TWBNTYTHliD
STThe 4story HOUSE With h oop and tte hsse-
meut 81 mpr0y No. l4) West TwentYthrt
side Sixth AMI syenh1ves o % b" half tho bocA
feet; title perfect Sl50W remain on norgSr
GTso ,liros will be od sspse from The iioue Mars AZ
T7Cel4rsl =. r. SHERMAN Executor - Naifsi.
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0bantss for Bnsinsss alen
-IyO PHYSICIANS and Others.-The propri-
general business

IVHIIUI UuoIII'"D
inv ,tseuicrs aud m0nef iu a
fulleIplauations aud estimates
opportunity for = gentleman
no IN, ctiyc competition Ia tho
l.. l.. ROBERTS 8 o.,
II MAl.-AA
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Counirp properln 10 ret.
Goar0 ano Rooms.

BOARD and APARTMENTS WANTED by a
gentleman wife and daughter; would require I~O BEDROOMS on
int tor and prefer quiet home References exchanged The
nhtolo MsionaVe preferred Tonrs not 20 exceed 80 per
80 AfIrs, Win particnlars Bor 1873, Po,tofce.
BOARD wanted in HARLEM iii n private
Id family ON the sdeA aHl two eiroon, (qniu6eD
for gentlemen nurse and two children address with particulars r. W"
Bon 4lg5 r. O.
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MONKS WILKES. Auctioneer
,TIADJE INDRDNED PROPERTY OF

NORrIs Nlikis. Aucionsfr'
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
Cosraes.lp Morris .i Gelvch-,., Neg-YoIs, and on ~
lrtrst Broosn. pat close estate ~ the late r. H.
Morris H. LUDLOW 60 will seli at auction on FpAl, iep
Il u O'clock at the TX haag haiesoom, III Broadway New
York; .no,,,
NETWORK COENTIESSLi vsusble 5story STORE lnl
LOT 70 o. aoug south ~ Fronst los e'ri9 ieet
GREBNWClSr spu;he-st hOTrissi-' auabie isoV
BUILDINGS, known Nos - and % Grsen@et ana 40 si1
together 'front.' rear ga feet AoslsL, and 90
IL Of inside line.
ATLkNrIC-ST BPUOKLYN-The valuable istoy brick
Houses LOTS Nos l0l and 200 Aant north SIDE, % feet
" ,o and 2S r MA 90 No. Pins Yrs7crk COB
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Nineteen tcal dated Ju 1871, PAYABLE st.r 1870
Sos TO- ~ o. g. g. g. S. GO, a. lO3 l0i 10, H. rs ~ 49,
Ia
ontvforr bombs resseredNos a. ~ 49, 80 81 49,
g. I5J. l34 Is 49,, lJi, H. 49, 1873 1875. 49,
fweD;y-fyr j Cap Ron Isyse in Neelork after le-No%
1897 Vl 1925 1885 49, 1852 1910 0ii, 03 1855, 100,
1855 1867, 19 1913 1914 100 1917, 1922 O' 1895 1882 100 m
c.ss Of bonds regSerd-NO 1904 1910 ll2 lOl5
1913 l0 ic.l l'9l 1855 1884 lO 1916 lol 1907 1911 lO's 1855
l)8 1893. la. 49,
4 Sc 10 H. y 10 a. g. a. IS , g. 49, 49, a. 49, a. g. g. d,
-. "a, 50. 81. 50. "a
Pour HUNDRED ard eight class Of bop resi,tsrdNc' ass
- 81. 80 A. - inclusive ~ go inclusive.
and G22j Canal Bonds PAYABLE In London
4o inclusive ~ 10 li2. Us 10 49, 49, llA ~
1900 lol4 1913 l042 10 10 Do
1902 1864 1855 1855 1868 I'm 1919 1889 lltl 20 H
49, i4S S3 I6 l9 III 49, l20 - 2Gj. 1898
1908.
1--WE hundred ard eighteen bonds resteretNo 70
inclusive l l96 187 49, l9 $40 36 3JJ to to- lJO
lOll 1912 l1iJ lI68. ll5o l52 1896 o 1894
S1trfbr $40 Canal Bonds paysb In Lon Ion amer 18ONos 81
Is 81 80 o. rs to ISL inclusive 10 20 l6 22 TO 26 so
So 5l.
live foriynins class Of bonds gNeedNos 10
= inclusive - 90 g. % a. % to a4 4 to le9 lS7 2l III to @
$42 70 so. 49,,
In TESTIMONY uhere ny and be sIe The
o. Surinsfe -h Of Jsnu
az. A. b. ISL JOHN N. PALMER Governor
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Gorses, Carriages, Garness, 81.


DEST ENGLISH SADDLES-lmpOrted by
~ NELSON GUILD,
81 Union sIuare.
FINEST PLEASURE and Trotting Harness,
Il iA' NELSON GUILD,
81 Unoa-square.
J1INE CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
FITCH CoAN No l5o Et IgSnJ 1s ss I'll rn
puor stock bred the central part Of this state
HAM's POPULAR PATENT CLARENCES,
Iandsnets Coupes Lanau'i Harness. slegh' ana oei O
aages; f less to make roam or spIIg Tie
''''"' ~ ~ FOURTH.Sf AND BROADWAY.
HORSE BLANKETS, IS cents to $50 each IN:
Harness. SO to 500 per set Robes 40 20 eaen re
largest VARIETY 81 Of house In New-fok 70
SC 81 MCSEMAN, Mshufacurs Warerooms li9 cnn9eIss
CLEIGH BELLS, ROBES, and TuRS,nn
n UliOn@qusre.
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autiion Sales of Real Gelaie.

H0RRs WILKINS, Auconeer
A DMINISTRAT0RS'S ALE-Valuable STORE
IA PROPERTY No. 45I Nnhsvs., Auction T. H. LUDLo"
Co viii sell at suction THURSDAY Ph 1871 at ]? O'CLOCK a.
t Exchange SaesIooIl Ill Broadway, Trinity Building NJ IL ae Dy
order Of Airinir OF estate OF Thomas W. Horsled ,
HNfHAYBSUBThe valuable tory aud bssemfn. brick SIOhb
ard DWELLING No Nuthave Thirty Gfh,t Front
building q Il 81 inches by 81 inches the Of lot two,
story and oer binding a fee u inches by 70 feet o rO
fet Terms At sae. Israel llorhc William horsseli Albums
no Pine-st n Y 1000
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WANTED-A party o

W knowledge ADD moderate capital 10
strictly legitimate and lucrative business J.
titcr exchange Of references; M unusaal
s4.i "a With steady returns without ntk !
bAiiel states. Gail on " aldfcss
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Ueo0ins CARDS, Sc.
90 rUhom II man Concern
liam EMMITT. deceased.

WILLIAM EMMlTT, deceased.
w mn a rs,.r ~ and oil reasonable
viii he p, b the mde arnsns lliornaion rel
80. a. kshl h dreu WILLIAM hhnII sho died al De-
80 NJ m he PIN july 1854 having resided there about four
49," considerable money heirg no" ready Tor distribution
@ ~ nnder the Richard Reckerby, deceased IL
ssle ,h. aid WILLIAM EahIIr lea I've ehldre9 s Of whom
n. nj. N sg, and probably reside In the states yb jan,
~ N JEBB SON Solicitors. Boston, Lincolnshire England
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M5.Rs WILKINS. AuctonreE
VALUABLE PROPERTY-NO. al Reade-st.,
between Hudson aud Gecngch-,s clo,e Interest T. H.
Go cell AUCTION THURSDAY, Zen 2 a. l.
O'Clock Exchange ssssoom, III BoSay rnn.J b1ins
~
RRADRST-The valuable Lot siih tie frn aud reat Bros
t Rsae,, s0nt side. hetyen Husoa aud
Bull ugs ZIols sad Basement m iair Oeri o
- sli average depth 81 1916 feet Possession immediate Terms at
49, e "a a Ifue.st L. 4.OeD
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J. JouSsos, ir Aucuoneer
by 10 III NSON & NJ l. l. T. Il,
- AUCTGONEERS AND
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,

City Residences and Farms bought sold
exchanged Hczoated Auction sales .: Furniture &c
MoRRr WILKINS, Auctoneer. .
EXECVT0R'S SALE of valuable BUSINESS
II PROPERTY Naalau Pine AID Lertysts also Atlantic hn
tu Insurance Co SCRIP Sir SIteenhsu shpso the Black Ball Line
and LAND IN MenrOe County. Penn 49,.
T. IT, LUDLOW & Co. will SELL AT AUCTION, on THURSDAY
Feb IL o'clock Exchange Ssoom III Broadway U order
Of the Of the estate Of j. CpHaB deceased the following
valuable property. viz; ",
- Nssau-si ride adjoining the north westerly cor Of
FOursOr brick Lot Gbog. 20 feet inches b " @
iuches
No II PreL outh side between Broadway and Nas'an rive
and basement marble building. LOt about - ee ches ny
~ feet inches.
No % Lertyst north side abou OF Nasn Pour
story brick store Lot about 27x7j fet.
$500 ~ tie Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company Ceibcaes
Of 1903 1872 and 1870 - -,
Also tho said Cprnts following hr ofthe Black
Psl Lne PIC M Great Weserni ll6 In ship James Poster r
lie IN ship Harvest Queen; 2l6 in ship Nrptnne. .
Also 4i Ill phCs Of land Barrel formerly PRICE, TOWNSHIP
Monroe County Penn. - -
JOHN A. DIX lErecuors Of a. D.
HENRY De B. ROUTH, Cpriant, decd
(JgJ7)
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saleo bp auttion
Gituations rUante0-- females.

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NOLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Room 45,
" Bible House furnish the best Colored Virginia shHyAAIe
NOOD GERMAN Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
VI UIDs German Institute No. liz Horokst between RSingon
anil S:auioAst. ------------
IgTANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w G,w.n Gil for general housesork cook sste and
ironer; is wiling obnS best Of city references Gail At 1
BoBery, firs-st.
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and W0RKINGMEN. ATTEN-
STATE AGRQUTURAL So

~ CIRTYTbe annual meeting viii be hed sAtang on
nay Fshmsry B. 1871 nool c'aaus uF51,n 10,
A. sJaa The Winter exhibition all be[on Il slA Va 'n,
Gay i"'oN.Asii ,,r,I Rom. a, usasL r. J.. HARRISON,
" W. As'9IL'a,a x "a n'' III secretary.
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textures ano Aleftin9s.

NNUAL MEETING of the AMERICAN IN
N STTTITR will 10 held THIS hurdsy) EVENING, Feb at u
O'Clock In tho Cooper BGlIng GEORGE PElTos
Recording Secretary.
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alnsiral Jnsirumfnts

A LARGE stock OF PIANOS, best makers, 10
IN RkSr SILL cheap for esh nstameuts Re GppSd
v,rehasa Please call sBa sIimse at n NJ. AEkRELLS Ware
rssxs No usiOstauirs tl6s PsuElbiTsl
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R.aI estate 10 grchansc.

A 3-story brick HOUSE in one OF the best
"A locations IA Brookp EXCHANGE Tor County Gesleace IN
'O"'''''-' -'-' '"N 81 l. rutland Co. Beesmsn-..
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orFioH REPUBLIC Fms IysURANCe Co, l5] BRoADvAr.}
EEw.YORK, January Il, 1871
rT'HE Board Of Trustees have this day de-
csrd SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR CEN1 free Of
demand d. j. CURRY SecTetarY
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An oYater slory.

A good story Of ..bad oyster" comes
from well Known oyster house in this.
town; A Fselchman entered the rec.
taurAnt and asked:
"sar, you keep % raw oys.airt"
"Oh. yes. sitl fne fat Princes bay.p (.
"Tre. Sein, I viii eat sOHs raw oys,
tnir.p y s.s
he opens . fat one, and putsi Il on .
plate before the Freuchman. Who eyes i
some time. and says: st vs
Monsieur, you call dis 20 good Oys-
tairS"
.Ycs cir. prime"
The FrspChmau swallows, (it was the
frst he had ever ate, opens bis eyes aud
mouth, puts his hand ophis breast pocket,
and b-l-u-r.p! aud up comes The oyster on
the plate"
"Sicre dam, BY gar, dat is.se good oyS-
tair."
"YOu didn't put on salt and pepper.
sir"
"Ah! pardouuez moiI'
Puts pepper aud salt upon II. swallows
Il. and b-l-u-r-pl and up il comes again
"How 70 tell me dat Oystair, pieus"
"why. sir, you must uso vinegar"
"Ah! oui! certAinmentl Binegar J
OUR
And he swallows tho same again, and
up It comes again on the plate.
Just then q gent enters.
"Give us dozen Of raw oystairl"
"Ahl my friu, you eat 20 raw oystairs
"Of course
"You call dat ze good oystairf"
Eyes, fne fat one"
,"Ahl you think is good oystair, sup
pose you eat him!"
with pleasure, sir," i" and the. gent gave
Il a dart Of pepper sauce and bolted il.
The Frenchmsn turned on bis heel.
"Ah, my frin, dat may bo ze good oys-
tair, l no like him. I swallowed Sat oys-
tair three times and
B.l.u.r-p came the oyster, and che
| Frenchmal danced with delight.
AttAh monsieur Eat dam oystair. oui,
certainmest.a ~ q
The Rsdt, ppeechless aith horror ran
|to 56cbarS and seized tle bflhdy dsclbs
ter, sHallSWed about halt pint and aiil-
Eled. = Es. 5ei 9
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Mark. Twain 20 Parents.

Having reflected deeply fOrhalf an hour.
upon the subjectiof domestic discipline
I feel like sparing q fev,suggestiOns relA-
tive to the best method Of bringing up
children. Being bachelor withoutIchil-
dren, my suggestious are as likely to be
disipterested ., il I had never seen .
child,
According to my observations. the most
difficult time to bring up pchildren issin
the nOrning You can sometimes, though
seldom, bring them up in the morning by
yelling at them; but the effectiveness Of
this process dimipishcs with It's repetition,
even when not entirely ncutalized by the
children's trick Of stopping their ears with
the bed clothes. The only prompt, efec-
tive. and absolutely reliable method is TO
bring them up BY the hair. Ifyour child
has q good healthy scalp. without any ten
dency to premature badness, this method
will work with most gratifying efficiency.
Try il about . week, and you will be
surprised to observe how It's influence will
extend through the six days interval, in
spring your child With the liyeliest posi-
BE interest in the resplendsut pageantry
Of sunrise. To bring up darling child
by the hair requires the exercise. Of some
energy and frmuess; but no afectionase
parent will hesitate as.any little sacri-
Gee Of this kind for. the welfare OF bis
offspring.
Nothing caa be more fatal 70 your DIS
cipliue than to allow your children 70 con-
tradict you. 1fyon happen % be bstray-
ed into any misstatement % ezagg'rAtion
IN lhasR nnn't nAfmtt kUGtU 10
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MY LOVE.

Ny lOveis pale. but on her cheek
Faint rosy aushes come and 60.
That gather slightly when she speaks,
Aud sometimes deepen to glow.
She seems most like a young white rose,
Within whose heart blush issat,
Seitly unfolding as It grows
But al, l have not found her yeti
Her eyes are blue--such sweet blue eyesl
Her white lids veil them from your sight
But nov aud then asmile will rise,
And gil them suddenly with Fight;
And when she hears Of some diAtress,
knd on her lashes tears are wet, aa3tti
They look such painful tendernesS-
Bat ah, I have not found her yet.
Across her brow in even braids
Is smoothly hid her glossy hair;
Ny loye hasneed Of no false aids,
( Or tricks of dress to make her fair,
She does not need from silken trains
Agorgeousdignity to get;
In her soft hou,sly dress she reigns--
But. ah, Ihaye not found her yet.
She wins your heart hundred ways
Laying lighthand on yourarm, "
Showing all she does and Gays
A native deferential charm.
Moving about with quiet grace;
Such little things you soon forget,
Although they steal your love Opace-
But, ali have not found her yet.
Her image in my heart ] wear;
Ny love. my faith are all her own;
keep my life prepared for her
When she shall come and take her throne
/ dream of what the world will SEEM
.somuch more bright when wehave met;
Iwonder. Is it all dreamf
For ah, have not found her yeti
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What Woman Il,

sa. j.
1t must be'borne 10 mlnd tnat Oil Tue
foibles attributed to woman are but the
characteristics OF mankind in general II
is said, there is nothing fixed, immutable'
and steadfast in the character Of woman.
True it Is, most true, that they are as
changeable as light-as auctuatiug as the
shadow Of summer sea. But are not
particularly the more youthful part
-at least the more sensitive the more ipo-
stical--as .hangeabls, as capricioasa But
this very love of,chauge and vanity is the
consequence of asdsick, apt, sensible, and
psselPisnE natnrs and slsA nssgse Y y
woman's as Il shows itself 10 everything
around her, and IN everything she does.
Whose mind Is struck 50 lfotcibiy as hers
BY the striking and. brilliant images traced
~ ~ = p- s. g. l .olsss Uho.a s.r 90 :
g. ~. a1s .s.nss. and vihr,.;ons of
.....-,, q
'oIIa. us. o.,,, ..,..,, ,,on. : homo and that
~ -, s..s;a g shon. .;,b h.r Hsr vi,.li,v
s4s .s.aash., Ss,," sos a..h;o. ara unhurtby
~ = a'"ys. ;"s.a.s'.. oe fore;sn ous.oms. of =
..r.nae .sS sty and air. IN her youth she
s.s ssvs h1o..on,ed .bon. tbe doorway Of
a cottaoe. Il .fter.life sbe NAV be trans.
n,an,ed 10 a bouse in the city. made to
breathe The hot and crowded air-to bask
in the artificial suushiue-in the shadow,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

Dnring a trialas q recent Dorset sessions,
the counsel. among other questions about
tb. billy state Of the road. asked carter,
"when you get up the hill. what do you
dot" "why go down again, to be surop'
renlied tho rustic, who appeared much as
topisbsd at the want Of information mani
tested by bis quessiOner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

Jo.h Billings says "that one Ov the bar
dest things for any man to do Is teW fall on
III. ice when it is wet. aud then get up
and uraze tho Lord"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

A uiggcr servant sweeping out a bache-
lor's room, found a sixpence on the carpet,
which he carried 70 his master. "You
may keep i. for your honesty" said he
A short time after he missed his pencil
case, aud inquired Of his servant if he had
seen it. "Ees, msssa." "And what did
YOU do with it," keep it for i'm honesty
= massap replied sambO, exhibiting bis ivOr-
les. His master exploded.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

An apothecary lately sent In q bill 10 q
widow lady. which ran tllun no curing
your husband till he disdlv q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

1T strikes me-" began an Oratcr,--
"Then Why don't you strike i baCkss
shouted . sailOr among tho aadlonoe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

The man Who BY ! miiIake took drink
fron d bottle II mncilsgs says be, has ielk
,'stuck up" eyer since.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

Aiusdkilhe 6reFei ppE goat, licked
olfS5eO worth osreyeAHe uEanps tEonls.
ser baer bsstels: s,iS /, ..s sCej
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

I. story is.goihg tho grounds oE q New 4
Jersey girl Being. .hpggSd 10 death BY hsss
lover Wadcn't believe Il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

Mrs, Digby says the main stay Of be
husband is the club, Stays pretty npal
every night till twelve!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

Josh Billiugs uttered great truth
when he saidi "He who BY his bis would
rise, must either bust or advertise" iag
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

A clever fellow conceived the idea that
be could ay. and climbed tres. waved
his hands gfandly. and akuskoat. Some.
how tbegrouud esptang up and Thin.
and be crawled into the house. convinced
that flying was mot his forte.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-03-23

''Maria." said q poetiaaI swain toa abuxs
ON country girl. "let Us walk in yonder
beautiful meadow. where the clover i IN
blossom and the aYp.ous zsphyrs play
"oh, darn TIE amotous heliesS,n = che
replied. Il go enough oi them on daaS
farm