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ENGLAND.
Eugene in a Pet.

LONDON, Jan. 30.
The Empress Eugenie, after stormy
interview with the Duke Dc Pcrsigny,
ordered HIM to quit her presence since he
persisted in urging her to consent to the
dismemberment oi France.
LONDON, January 81.
The rc.assembling oil the Conference
has been again postponed, in consequence
of the illness Of Earl Granville. Postal
communication between London md
Paris has been rcopened.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Jan, 81,

SiNNLNNhAAt Suh' va
CoTr0N-Dull; middllng 14la14jc.
FLoUR-Scarce; family 80 75aG 90.
GRAiN-Whcat-Firln; red 81 3Sa1 40
Con-Firm and advanced car 68a55c,
Rye-Firm ut 81 03at OF. OAts-Firnl
and advanced ut 49a59c,. Barley Firm
at 05ca$1 05. .-
GRoCERIEs-COiIcC firm at l0a20c. Su'
gNr-Flrm; New Orleans 0lal9G. Rice
Firm at SaShC, u...
On.s-Llnseedo oil Is steady ut 03c. Lard
oil advanced at 81 10a1 IL. Petroleum,
refined 27a2DC.
EdGs-Declincd TO 94a25a9Gc.
CHEEsE-Sieady at l6al6lc.
SIEDs-Olover seed Is firm at 11alltC.
Timothy seed Is firm at 80 26aG 6O.'
Observation-Disclosures ut $29 60.
Bulk Meats-Dull; asking 81; 1Oa10t Ia
lie for shoulders; rib, clear rib and clear
sides, no sales Bacon-=Unchanged;
shoulders l0c; sides, 1lgai2tc for clear
rib and clear. Lard-Dull; steam 1lCi
HoOs-stcady at 81 25a7 10. Receipts
100.
WnIsKY-Firm at SOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-01
c1MIL1A s1NI1LIBus cURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven from the most ample experience
All entire success: Slmpe-Pr0mpt-kiilc
and Reliable. They are tho Best Family MGdl-
cines IN usG-s0 simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them so harmless as 10 bo free
from danger, and 10 efficient As to bo always 70.
liable. They have received the highest cOmmcn-
dalton frum the thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render satls-
action TO those who try them.
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River and WenIher.
PIrrsnunGI[, JNnnarY 81.

TITTSHUI1UTII JNHVINTy OI'
Weather clear and pleasant, and the
snow is disappearing fast. 1t has been
thawlng lor two days Aton0ngahela six
feet six inches, and stationary. A big
rise is anticipated by coal men. Depart.
cl-EXchango, for Nashville.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Reported Suicide of fGambetta.
LONDON, January 30

Gambetta refuses the capltulation, aud
will not resign. Later intelligence says
Gambetta Is reported to have committed
suicide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-01

-schalk's brewery, at Newark, N. j.,
has been burned. Loss $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-01
New York DRY Goods Market.

NEW York, Jan. w,
The market was extremely quiet and
unchanged. ILL
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River Division.
aofNn Past
Raltimore q Ohio Rnilrond C0.
@W
NATl EXPRESS,

ENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and AflCf
December 3Bth, 1870, Wheeling time:
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FINANCIAL.
TIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
c.,,.., ,soKo ooso.

Capital '''''''''',,.,.'''''''S2 S2oo,ooo'
A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted with fidelity aud prOmptness:
Certificates Of Deposit issued and Interest paid
thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit
New Fractional Currency and !, :, 8 and DC coin
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank.
ers and others solicited.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Germans NJ Denver, Col, fired 100
guns when they heard of the capitulation
OF Paris,
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CTEAM TO LONDON
- PARAGUAY, Saturday, July 8, mt IA NJ
Rates of passage In currency.
First Cabin, $40; Second Cabin, $50 Steerage, $50
For freight or passage apply
81 and So South street.
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TINE SUClO: OF ma. RHoE0eR
A widower,s Lament and Sorrowing Unto
Death.

Death.
Some testimony has been taken before Coroner
Herman IN the case OF Edward Rhocder. the Ger.
man, twenty.elght years Of age, who recently shoe
himself through the head with pistol while stand
ing on the roof OF premises 5s4 Tenth avenue where
ne had boarded for some time. Deceased arrived IN
this country some four months ago, since wnion
tune his wife and child have died, thus leaving n,m
comparatlveiy alone In the world. His SAD Dercave'
ment made Rnoeder respondent and low-sptrueu
Inducing a desire to join his loved ones ueyon .av
grave II Is evident that the sorrow-stticken ,%'
Raj long concentrated self-destructl0n, as ne leis
letter. dated June "a addressed 10 the CORONER, ~
which he requests that 1920 to his credit IN .nv n rc
ma,nd lar Of his effects should be gwen 10 sops III.
friends whom he named The ccnc,Sa'n nss,Se his
was that ms remains might ne ou,ieu W;,sious.
burr
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al the BAPTIST church. West Seventeenth street. New
York. by the Rev. Robert Cameron. Mr.. JAMES
SMITH, JR., of Brooklyn. E. D., to Miss EMMA MciN-
VANDxRBEIT-UoR sunday, July q by
Rev. A. u. van, MORTIMER Al. VANDEHBELr, or
Nyack. 10 JENNIE Il. CORNELL, 0f this city.
Died.
AsyLL-At Rochester, n. Y, on Monday July 3,
CARRIE, daughter Of Samuel and Catharne Abell
m the. i4th year OF her age.
Funeral To take place at the residence OF her
parents, o. seventh avenue. on Thursday, July g.
at eleven O'Clock A. M. Relatives ana iriends arc
respectfully invited TO attend.
BARKER.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July D.
JoHN NEwBouLD. son OF Caleb anu Emily Barker,
Funeral from the house Of his grandfather David
ID. Barker, No. 246 Carlton avenue, on Friday. sixth
day, July I, at two O'Clock r. NJ. -,
BuRGER.- wednesday, July 5, after long Ill
ness, GEORGE BURGER son OF the late General LOUIS
The relatives aud friends OF the family respect
dence OF his mother, Mrs. Catharlnc Burger, vi
Pineapple street. Brooklyn, on Friday tue 7th INST.
CtWparI.I.-JANE CAMPBELL, a native OF the
county Longford. parish OF kihoe' Ireland In the
The re,at,yes ana friends OF the family arc invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence. l47
Baxter street. on Thursday, 9th, ut one O'Clock r. NJ
CAREY.-Un Wednesday, July 8, ALICIA CAREY,
daughter of James ana Mary Ann carey, In the 10Th
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
ully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 500 East Eleventh street ON Friday
al nine O'Clock from thence To 81 Bridgets
church, avenue B, near Eighth street, where
reouem mass will be celebrated Tor the repose or
her soul: from thence to Calvary Cemetery.
CHAIMERs-At Port Washington, n. u, on Non
day July 3, THOMAS CHALMERS, native OF Gas
row Scotland. In tue Goth year OF his are.
The relatives and friends OF the amiy are respect
fully invited to tenl tile funeral, from his late
residence No. 81 varck street. on Thurs av, July 8,
at TWO O'Clock p. NJ. - -,
CHAxBERs. ON Wednesday morning July ), JESSE
SMITH CHAMBERS, son OF Benjamin L. anu NINA Is.
Chambers, aged 5 years and months.
Relatives and friends are Respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence OF ms parents
lSO Henry street. Friday afternoon az one O'CLOCK
COIIN.-At AK Ia Chapelle, Prussia, OIL Wednes-
day June Ia after a short Illness. LOUIS A. COLIN
formerly OF New York, In his 4lst year.
DANIsIs.--in Philadelphia, OH Tuesday, July =,
JULIA A. DANIELS, widow OF Lewis Daniels.
Carriages for relatives and friends VIII be In wait
lag at haif-past eleven A. NJ this day, at the depot
The New Jersey Railroad. foot OF Cortandt street
New York TO accom- pany remains to Greenwood
EpELMEYER.-On Tuesday, July !, ELIZA H., Wiz
\ OF John II. Edelmeyer, at her residence, No. OF
Funeral win take place on Thursday July 8, a
! ten O'Clock A. M. The remains Will DC taken u
Tarrytown the eleven O'Clock train, HUDSON ave
Railroad, for intorment. -
YrNN.--CArHABlN. LORSrrA. the beloved dauRhte
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tho largest and richest sale Of Household Furniture
offered this viz brilliant and powerful toned
wood Pianoforte Paror Sets and brocae silk reps
Velvet and Brusses CARPETS Paintings Mirrors Etseerss
Dining Room Furniture, Buffet Extension Table, Chairs
Plate Cutlery China, Glassware &C. Bedroom Suits In
Washstands wardrobes; Spring, Hair and Feather Beds
Pillows BEDDING Lounges, Tocss &c ns9 Kitchen and
niture.
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COLONIAL s sGSsEr1 AZ OFFICE M.Y n 1871
The government Of Prince Edward Island WIN until lsh
July next resolve tenders for The construction and EQUIP
to pasorss, , WI, distance Of about 70 mile: 49,.
deDcnres bearing sx Der can't interest payable
yearly, redeemable in 30 years.
obtained g. the Government Engineers once'
No tender win be recognized unless made the printed
The do not bind themselves to accept the low
est or any tender 7. H. HAvILAND Colonial Secretary
WHARF PROPERTY TO RENT
DEPARTMENT OF DocKsj
Nos 346 AND 3t BROADWAY.
Proposal. will be received an SSne a m
:, u o'clock NJ by the commissioners OF Department OF
following named piers and buikheads during pie of
NORTH RIVER
Pier a. the foot OF Twenty sixth atreet new.
a. may be required for the use of the contractors for Gran
Pier and buikhead Manhattanvle reseryne snch por
bspar,msnt Of Public ParEs ''''' A'
Pier a. sh street rsssryng sucs portion Of the north SID.
OF Public PARKS;
BuIkhead between twenty and Twenty Streets
excepting portion s occupied BY ferry .r..
Bu'tSs.d at foot Of Forty ninth street t' '''-
Pier Al Fffty-thrd street.
Pier balkheAd foot of Eishtysixsh street
Pier At I0 street. reservng such portion side
be required for the Of the Department OF Public
Pier s5h street ressrvns such portion Of the north side
be required for the use Of the Department OF Public
For further information apply the Office of the Depart
Department reserves the right to reject any all pro
posas - 1.,n,r
s sSss I, 4 as sSSFfSHA4, c,,,..,,....
W S5GH1EP M N 5SsRH'
j. GRANVILLE KANE, Secretary,
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wne) TO
BREST OR HAFRE.
Ftrst cabin 8l4O Second cabin $50
These steamers do not carry steerage passepcers
Excursion tickets issued at reduced rates. a., -,
American travellers going to or returning from the Cont
Europe by taking the OF this Vine, avoid
by English railroad and the discomorts OF cross
pp the Channel besides saving me trouble and expense
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent,
81 Broadway.
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r r. TRAvER, MORTGAGE SALE
81 TRAVER CO. will sell Thursday, July at IL O'Clock,
So Great Jones street. bay M.re ~ high bay horss.
lbH high, Dnsenbery shifting top Road Wagon one
sin Gle seat Wagon, two sets single Harness. 10
N II. ESLER, Attorney for Mortgages.
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81 Unparalleled Attraction.
Creme de la creme Of
Flushing Property.
JOHNSON MILLER
TUESDAY, July H.
Free Excursion Train.
Grafulla's Seventh Regiment Band.
800 Village mot farm Lots,
graded streets,
situsted Jamaica avenue,
the court end OF the accessible sprghy aristocrac and
beautiful
Village of Flushing,
Three Railroad Depots.
viii positively be sold AZ o'clock 2. M Tuesday, July H.
IS7f that AL purchase In this delight
own home OF their own nine miles from
New York City Hall,
and be In commune alton with the metropolis by
a daily trains,
running from 30 A. N. I'LL midnight
at rates OF Communication less than daily fares on
city horse
Flushing Lawn.
The property TO I've sold being part Of the estate OF wlm
Smart deceased for the frst time otered AZ PUBLIC
sale has regarded the creme dc 10 creme or
Flushing and such has for years been eagerly
sought by specuato hut the fully able TO hold IT,
neerred 70 bide for the welfare Of the lovely
Village deal with the public; and now oder so
Iots In pots SUIT with entire confidence that this 10
the very finest Suburban Properly
bunes centre OF New York that has ever been
Special Excursion Train
will via Jsmes alp aud Thirty street ferries at
Terms easy. Maps an d Free Tickets At ONCE Of
JOHNSON MILLER,
2b Nassau street. New York.
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IL New York and ns!ican Nan s!sanahip Line, leaving
SssE! q ~ ss iS ~.'.; Friday n.y.
FOR 'f''sh' or Pal. xEE2XHDRE SONS. So Broadway
SrEn STATES M NIL r. HAXAs aoxpAsy
sailing ssai.s' ever! T. precisely
sSEsSAT S S:Ssss sIsssSs:s Vi. !:
'' p'''' <. ". DIMocK. President.
No. Bowling Green.
s1s t' Ssiss
on $ % Of s AND E. 81
For S. f4sS Y CO.. Made. LAM.
o. CLYDE AZ AGENT iss il s' Wall street,
r,m NEW ,.' SsSIzS1s sTs Z sa,, LINE
E on Saturday RI sg july
visksSars NOBLE GAVE Galveston and iudsaos 'n ''
apply BxkER
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIeEcr.
The cT 1%4y1s ss.s.m:hig Line w,
ss.SIds July S'G s
ssssS sns ss"sA rates '
CABIN passage, $50; steerage Sss
H. Is. cR0MwELL 4 CO., 50 West street.
L line for Charleston :. {, The Florida port.
South and Southwest,
sailing from pier No. 20 North rver at r. NJ, every
Wednesday and Saturday
The fist class sidewhcel steamship
- MANHATTAN. Captain n. s. Woodruff
will sail on Saturday, July g.
Through passage tickets and bills Of adng Issued al lowest
rate.
For local freight and passage apply to
HENRY R. MORGAN CO.,
III West street, corner OF Warren.
IEsffi sTre
Great Southern Freight Line, SIT broadway,
Thomas street.
The steamshp GEORGIA win follow and san wednes-
day, July H.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
HKRz-SINGER- Wednesday, July 5, MARTIN
herr TO JULIA A. SINGER.
MAsoN-GOODwIN.-At Zion church, on Monday,
July g. by the Right Rev. Bishop Southgate. X. o.
MASON. NJ. D., to MARIAN ISABEL youngest daugh-
ter OF Thomas Goodwin. Esq.
MAsoS-PRALL.-At Elizabeth, n. j., on Wednes-
day June rs, ut The residence OF the BRIDES
uncle, by Rev. Stevens PARK, STANLEY 6. MASON, OF
Brooklyn, N. y, to FRANK X. PRALL, OF Elizabeth,
N. j. -
-MCINTosg.-Ou Wednesday, July 8. 1871
nj the BAPTIST church. West Seventeenth street. New
SMITH, JR, OF Brooklyn, E. d., to Miss EMMA McIN
TosH OF this city,
VANpERBELT-UoRNELL.- sunday, July q by
Rev. A. d. van. MORTIMER Al. VANDEHBELr, or
Mack. 10 JENNIE Il. CORNELL, OF this city.
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THOMAS KEY WORTH, AuCTIONEER WILL SELL
this day a. lu,s o'clock At No 10 Cambridge place,
Brook H. the entire OF
house, consisting OF black walnut rarlor ana Bedroom
suits octave rosewood Piano. stool and Pier
Mirrors Sofas Lounges Chairs Tables top Buffet
oak Extension Tables Bruases and ngrain Carpets on
cloth, &C., &C. Catalogues 81 the house. good chance.
DeAlsu invited.
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POLITICAL,

7,HE PEOPLES CHOICE-FOR ASSISTANT ALDER
L men OF Sixteenth ward. John Cunnesn and james
Parker.
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9 HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
~. Marrhals sale OF Watches Clocks Jewelry de- FRI
day. July At ION clock At IL BoweryThe entire stock
and contents of Jewery Esiablshment, consisting OF
Clocks atchcs Chaius, Rings Brcasipins Earrings
large lot OF other kinds Of Jewery &c VIII he lo,s
L. RINDSkOPF, City harshaL
CHERlrF's sALh-R FIELD. AUCTlONEER, WILL
- sell this Day, at ii O'Clock at l2l Bowery, IL barrels
Whskey. ny order MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, sheriff.
X. 0kLLI0AN, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

E'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Il Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier u North river foot OF
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond, Tuesday, July
Sat sP. M steamship ISAAC BELL, CONNECTING with the
Virginia and Tennessee AIR line the SeaoOard Inland All
line Petersburg Weldon Railroads Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Danvle Railroad. Through
passenger tickets and through bills of lading at reduced
rates 10 al points South and Southwest.
Apply once 81, at ONCE OF the company, lS7
Greenwich street, corner Of Dew.
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TOHN l.. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONkEk
81 Positive and peremptory sale Of retail dealers Stock OF
and Shoes together with Store Fixtures and unexped
two years Lsase Of store
FRIDAY (TO-MORROw), July 2. at II A. NJ.
nj l99 Third avenue Eighty and Eighty6
Streets late Smiths store Attention OF retail dealers invited
Catalogues at sale
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-27

The POETRY OF TREEs.--Said Ma.
thaniel Hawthorne "The trees, as liv-
ing exisiences form peculiar link be-
tween the dead and us. My fancy has
always found something very interest.
ing in an orchard. Apple trees, and all
fruit trees have domestic character,
which brings them into relationship with
man. They have lost in great meas
ure the wild nature of the forest trees,
and have grown humanized by contribu-
ting TO his wants. They have become a
part of the family; and their individual
character is as we'll understood and ap,
preciated as those of the human men,
bers. One tree is harsh and grabbed,
another mild; one is churlish and lib.
eral, another exhausls itself with its free
hearted bounties. Even the shapes OF
apple trees have great individuality, into
such strange posturcs do they put
themselves, and thrust their contorted
branches grotesquely in all directions.
And when they have stood around n
house for many years, and held converse
with successive dynastes of occupants
aud gladdened their hearts so often in
the fruitful autumn, then it would seem
almost sacrlege to cut them down."
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H. 49, 8 i; y
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w. ~ I'D Ass! q az l:l A2A

do not wish to inform you, reader. that DR.
Wonderful, or any other man, has discovered a
remedy that cures consumption, when the
lungs are half consumed, in short, will cure all
diseases whether Of mind body or estate, make
men live forever, and leave death to play for
want of work. and is designed TO make our sub
lunary sphere blssiul Paradise, to VIII oh
Heaven itself shall be but side show. You
have heard enough of that kind oihumbuggery.
But when tell you that DR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will positively cure the worst cases OF
Catarrh in the Head. only assert that which
thousands can testify to will pay $500 Reward
for case that | cannot cure A pamphlet
giving symptoms and other information sent
free to any address. This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Send by mail, postpaid on re-
ceipt Of sixty cents, or four packages for two
dollars. Beware of worthless limitations Sec
that my private Stamp, which is positive guar
snteo of Gcnuineness, is upon the outside wrap
per. Remember that this private Stamp, issu.
cd by the United States Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait
name and address, and the words "U. 5. Ger.
tiifcate of Commences, engraved upon it, and
need not be mistaken. Don't he swidled BY
travellers and others representing themselves
as DR.. Sage; am the only man now living
that has the knowledge and right to manuiac
turc the Genuine DR. Sage's Catur'h Remedy
and never travel to sell this medicine.
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.
l2S Seneca street. Buffalo, n Y
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

To the Honorable County Court OF the County
of Windsor next to be holden at Woodstock for
and within the said County Of Windsor, on the
fourth Tuesday of May, A. D. 1871.
Your petitioner and libellant Mrs. Josephine
F. Flagg, respectfully represents that she is
resident of the town of Weathersfeld, in said
County of Windsor, and has been for more than
five years last past That on the 10th day of May.
A. d. 1866, at Rutland in the County of Rutland,
she was lawfully married to James H. Flagg,
by Warren II. Smith, a Justice of the Peace for
and within said Rutland County.
And your petitioner represents that she has at
all times since her said marriage behaved her.
self as an affectionate wife, and has lived in
strict observance of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant, that she lived with the
said James H. Flagg until the month Of May or
June. 1870, when the said James H., left your
petitioner, and has not lived with her since, and
that the said James H. is now without the State
of Vermont.
And your petitioner represents that she has two
children by former husband ard that the said
James II. is a man in good health, able and
capable of providing suitable maintenance for
YOUR petitioner, and that ever since their said
marriage he has neglected to do 80, and since last
June has without cause grossly and cruelty re-
fused and neglected to do 30.
And your petitioner represents that the said
James II. has treated her with intolerable
severity.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor
able Court that the bonds of matrimony between
your petitioner and the said James H. Flagg be
dissolved.
And your petitioner prays that alimony may
be allowed her as to your Honorable Court may
seem just, and that she may have the care and
custody of her two children.
JOSEPHINE FLAGG.
Weathersfeld, Vermont, March 3lst, 1871.
The foregoing petition having been exhibited to
me on the 9th day Of April 1871, alledging that the
Libelee is without this State, it is ordered that
he be notified to appear at said term of the said
County Court and answer to said petition, and
abide the orders and DEGREES that shall be made
in the premises, by the publication Of the same,
and of this order, in the Spirit Of the Age, pub
lished in Woodstock, in said County, three
weeks successfully, tho last publication to be
not less than four weeks before said term Of
Court, and a copy thereof furnished to the
Libelee, or cause shown for not ordering it,
and this order is to be read to the Court when
said petition is presented for hearing, that the
Court may judge of the sufliciency of said notice.
Dated this 9Th day of April, A. d. 1871.
JAMES BARRETT,
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
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COurage,in Everyday Life.

Have the courage to discharge debt
when you have the money in your peck
ct. Have the courage to do without
that which you do not need, however
much your eyes may covet it. Have
the courage to speak your mind when
it is necessary you should do so, and to
hold your tongue whenever it is prudent
you should do So Have the courage
10 speak to friend in "seedy" coat,
even though You are in company with a
itch one and richly attired. Have the
courage to show that you respect hon
esty in whatever guise it appears, and
your contempt for dishonest duplicity,
by whomsoever exhibited. Have the
courage 20 wear your old clothes until
you can pay for new ones Have the
courage to obey your Maker at the risk
Of being ridiculed by men. Have the
courage to prefer comfort and prosperi-
ty to fashion in all things.