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when his eye was not on her she was OBJ
served to study his face with a peculiar
inqu'ring expression.
Finally, on the last day of her visit,
finding herself alone with him for mo-
ment, under a desperate impulse, she
asked. did you, too, see me that night,
Mr.. Percival2 ?
He was touched by the tremble in her
voice and the wistful look in the dark eyes,
but he answered honestly: Il cannot
deny that did see YOU
'Ob, sir, what must you have thought ?
Thought why thought if ghosts
would always come in such shape,
would never fear them more
The shy smile and rosy blush that his
playful answer called forth, seemed first
to reveal to the young collegian the pale,
sad vision of that light as lovely walk
ing flesh and blood reality.
never heard of Lucy Elicit 'revisiting
the glimpses of the moon as a somnambu-
list after this, but heard that on another
Christmas night she stood on the hearth
of the old farmhouse, dressed all in white,
in the midst of the same family circle,
and she gazed about her and said: I am
afraid am walking in nay sic p again,
and then, pntting up her hands in pref
ty, deprecsting way, added 'but If am,
John, don't wake me-
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Selections.

He whose face gives no light shall
never become star.
Satire Ia as sharp as needle only
when there is some point to it.
What indemnifcation is one great
man for populations of pigmies?
Men often live like the eleventh apos-
tie, and die like the twelfth Jean Paul.
The man who can be nothing but Sc
rioas, or nothing but merry, is but half a
man.
The world is all uphill when we
would do;
All down-hlll when we suffer- Bailey.
You may CLEAN knowledge by read
ing, but you must separate the wheat
from chaff by thinking,
The man who never alters his opini-
ion is like standing water, and breeds rep
tiles of the mind.
The aid of government is not nece.
sary to educate reform private exertion
will SUFFICE Leibnitz.
Our globe discovers its hidden vir-
tues,not only in its heroes and archangels
but in its gossips and nurses.
There are persons who would lie pro-
strste on the ground. il their vanity or
their pride did not hold them up.
-"Hera lies a man who never had an
enemy !" Then here Lies man who never
had an idea Wendell Phillips.
Certain people study all their life, at
their death they have learnt everything
except to think Domergue.
Value the friendship of him who
stand. by You in the storm; swarms of
insects will surround you in the sunshine.
Life alone can impart life; and
though we should burst, we can only be
valued as we make ourselves valuable
| Emerson.
What il the love of a restless, rowing
man A vagr ant stream that dallies with
each flower on its bank. then passes on
and leaves them all in tears.
IF good people would but make good
mesa sgreeable and smile inste I'd of frown-
ing in their virtue, how many would be
won to the good cause.
He that serves himself has a tyrant
for a master. Seifishness is imperiously
exac,ing it gives no period for rest, and
no exertion gives it satisfaction.
Were there no bounteous future be-
yond the grave, it would be mAddening
thought that love and death are as insep-
arabic as sun and shadow Late Tay-
lor.
Beethoven said of Handel "He is
the monarch of the musical kingdom
the greatest composer that ever lived. L
would uncover my head and kueel before
his tomb.
Living in solitude is not generally
supposed to be dangerouz,yet Bishop Hall
says that he had need to be we'll under
laid that knows how to entertain himself
with his own thoughts.
The key to every man is bis thought.
Sturdy and defyiug though he look, he
has helm which he obeys, which is the
idea after which all bis facts are classified.
He can only be reformed by showing him
a new idea which commands his own
I Emerson.
"A ~orthy Quaker thus wrote: Il ex.
pect to pass through this world hut once :;
if, therefore, there can be any kindness |
can show, or any good thing [ can do to
any fellow human being, let me do il
now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for
1 will not pass this way again"
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madiftuAl.
y I'd ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

y No, 8, Beaver Street, Albany, N. Y.
az eases at bis old established Hospital, No. S,
esver ST., Albany, N. Y. Twenty yean devoted
this one particular branch Of practice, enables
oim TO perform cures such as no other physician
can and his facilities such, (being In
pondence with the most celebrated physicians Of
the Old World Of obtaining the safest as web o.
the latest remedies for these Diseases offer induce
a,ents TO the unfortunate Of quick and rspio
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h,syphilia, sonorrhea, Elest. strictured. enlarge
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cutaEeoLs eruptions, biles, ulcers, and all Other
impurities of the system, perfectly under con.
rrol Of the Doctors medicines, and have beer
;ested in NOR, than 20, 600 cases annually witt
YOUNG MEN sddicsted to secret habits, Va.
hs.ve impaired th,'u health and destroyed TIT
vi yor Of their minds, nus deprivias Themselves OF
the pleasure Of married LIE, are notified thsf n
CON 'ulting Dr.. J. Teller hey vil und friend q
eonr ele, and q physician who has cured thou
sands In almost every part O, the United states
now rejoice in all that makes IL Re desirable am
man happy. Tbs reader u Of cou. sc sware tina
the delcacy OF the subject Will pre- 7ent NOR
minute description Of this terrible disc Use.
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A lecture on Love, OF now TO choose . GARNER
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Teller has devoted all his time To the O.
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the Tammany ring has been in the full
flush of power, he has reaped harves'
and enjoyed immunity or merely nominal
punishment for all his crimes. He ha-
been leader and manipulator of repeat
ers on election days, and too valuable to
his masters to immune in their dungeons.
Now he has received sentence of 10
years in Sing Sing for keeping house OF
prostitution. This one act is an earnest of
positive reformation the ushering in OF
better government, and, though appar
emily trivial in the great aggregate. is
worth hundred times more than it seems
az cheering sign of the times.
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no THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. L. DIX particularly invite,
All ladies who need d medical or surgical adviser
20 cal fat his rooms, 81 EndieOtt street, Boston,
Mass which they will find arranged for Their
special accommodation.
DR.. DIX having devoted over twenty years te
shis particular branch Of the treatment Of all dis
eases peculiar to females, 1T conceded by al
beth In this country and ID Europe), that he En-.
cell all other known practitioners in the safe
speedy and efectual treatment Of all female CO
plaints.
His medicines are prepared with the expires.
purpose Of removing all diseases such as debility
seakness, unnatural suppressions, enlargements
morbid state Of the blood. The Doctor is nov
fully prepared to treat in his peculiar style both
medically and surgiaslly, all diseases ofthe female
sex, and they are respectfully invited to call at
No. 81 EsDIooTI STREET, Bosros
All letters requiring advice must contain ODE
dollar TO insure answer. febsd3sw&wIyA
BOSTON. 1871. Tyr.
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A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
LUNGS, SUCH AS COUGHS, COLDS,
WHOOPING COUGa, BRONCHI-
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Through 'ons SERIES Of years, and among mot
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against sudden a-tssks of Group. It should be
Kept on hand IN every family. and indeed as all
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Although settled Consumption Ia thousht in
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No family should be without the Cherry Pecto-
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment of
CHRONIC & SEXUAL DISEASES
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.

The cheape-t book ever puhlished-contain-
red and thirty fue p ates and engravings of the
anatomy of the human Ursars in state of
health and di-ease with treatise early err
rors, it, deplOrahle cons quenCes upon the mind
md body with the authors plan of treatment-
the only rational and successful mode OF cure,
as shown by report Of cases treated. A truth
full adviser to the married and these Contem-
,lating marriage, who entertain doubts OF
10 any addreses, ON receipt Of twenty-five cents
in stamps or postal currency by addreesir g
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n. Y. The author may he consulted upon any OF
the diseases upon which his book treats, either
personally or b. mail, and medicines rent TO
any part of the world.
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1(N(A D0LLAkS WILL BIZ
wv forfeited oy Dr. l.. Din n failing
less time than any other physician, NOR
snecrualiy and permanently, With iess restrain
from occupation or exposure to all weather, witt
pure and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSk AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consey uences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Incident to married and slsgl. ladies,
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
nercurisl affections eruptions and all diseases o.
he skin, ulcers Of the muse, throat and body
1Imples ON the face, swelling Of the Joints, ne;
sousness, constitutional and other weaknesses IN
youth and the more advanced, at ali ases, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
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A VOID QUACKs.-A victim of early indis,
~ erection, causing nervous debility, prema-
ture decay etc, having tired in van every a l.
vertised remedy, has discovered a simple means
OF self cure, which he will ser to his fellow
suf rers. Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau
St, N Y.
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CHICAGO AND IT'S DESTRUC-

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RELIEF FOR The SUFFERING

rs not liable to the common prsjudioe against
Il parent medicines in the liquid form of bit
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The observance of Christmas is traced up to
the first Centuries after Christ. The name slgnr-
hes Christ mass or communion, the sacrament
being then celebrated. that the 26th of Decem-
Der Is the anniversary of the Nativity Is demon
strated ny the late DR.. jarvis in his chronology
Cal Introduction.
The three days next after Christmas are
known as st. Stephens, st. Johns he Evangei-
ist, and the Holy Iunocents The fr-t day Illus
trates the highest kind of ryrdom, that of will
and deed the second, the mex kind, thai OF will
but not Of deed and the third, the last kind, that
OF coed but not of will. Holy Iunocents Is pro-
perry the chi,dren's day. These days are thus fit
attendants the ma al day of HIM who was
born to be Chief of Martyrs, well as King OF
Saints.
The Springfield Republican corroborates the
prevalent testimony that the observance OF
Christmas is coming INTO general favor among the
descendants OF rigid Puritans and rejolces in the
fact, as, we trust, | good Christians do. God
speed the day of Christian unity in this and other
holy our toms, and so at length, in doctrine ana
fellowship
Thanksgiving day was duly observed by the
Onondaga Indians, at their castle eight miles
from Syracuse. Services were held liz the church
of the Good Shepherd.
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CONSUMPTION, Dropsy. scrofula and Ven
" -rral FAINT actua!y ur. d. nd address with
stamp 10 Or. LANE, While Church, Kan. In
dian remedies.
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CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE
~ LIPS. &C., cured at once bv the use of Hege-
m ans Campbor Ice, with CIV cerine keeps the
hands soft III the cnSest weather. See you get
the genuine. Sold by all druggists.
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LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.

Rev. George s. Guernsey will preach at
Shrewsbury, December 3lst.
Rev. R. A. Green will preach at Rochester,
December 3lst,
Rev. 8. Wakefield is visiting his aged moth
or in Wiliamstown, Vt, for short time.
The Universalist Society in Woodstock will
hold festal services on Christmas evening, with
d Christmas tree.
-hev. w. r. AIger is at the Somerville Asy-
lum, and his Is still considered critical.
Mics Mary 81. Graves was ordained past of
the church in Mansfield last week. Sermon Dy
Rev. W. 81. Cudworth; right hand by Rev Ceh4
Burleigh of Brooklyn, Conn address to The peo-
pie by Rev. Olympia Brown of Bridgeport,
Coun. Miss Graves xradusted at the Salem Nor
NAL School, and pursued a three years theological
course at the Canton UnIvarsalist Seminary.
The Univers list Parish of Ludlow was the
first to pay its tul quo in respon TO the call OF
the general convention. sprinkiel also prompt
ly contr buted $50 from fifty individuals for the
same purpose.
-R"v. T. Glover was ordained and installed
December l2rh. Sermon by the Rev. J. E.
Wright of Montpelier.
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HIGHER EDUCATION.
Fl ELMUTH COLE G E

HELMUTH LADIEH' COLLEGE
lnaugurased BY q. b. b. Prince Arthur. DoeTd
Very Rev. 1. 6ellnutA, DID,, Dsan a Huroa.
- For Paxttculan apply - Major 1vsMs Lsa-
DON Canada West, soDolo04Vly
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Sad0S A MONTH Horse Furnished. Ex-
y 7~o penses paid. 81. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me-
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AMERICAN WASHER.
COSTS ONLY $500,

but does the work as well as the best, and gives
aatlsf4cti n IN every case. For paTticula ad
dress N. B e. PICNFORD, General Agent for
the New England States. P. o. Box 1880, n. Y,
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METHODIST,

The Rev c. W. Cu~hir g, % the Lassell Sem
mary. Auburndale, Mass, Is boarding aud edu-
eating free of charge, four girls who were burnt
out at Chicago.
The returns of the Methodist church for 1871.
have just appeared in full. We give a summary
as follows
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1(Nh D0LLAkS WILL BE

nayl7d&wtf.
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1871
AL4KINDs OF MILL
M A G FL [ n Err Y.
Furnished at
BENNINGTON MACHINE WORKS,
Head Of Pleasant Street,
BENNINGTON, VERMONT.

Including steam Engines and Boilers,
Leffers Double Turbine Water Wheels, also
one Fourneyrou Turbine Water Wheel, ~ #.
diameter, having $40 square inches area OF OPEN
ing TO buckets; and several Tyler Wster Wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

cheaper than that which France has. The 90.
Hestion Of the French Government to protect
the labor Of ito own people against the supe'
rior advantages possessed by other people Is
supreme. The nations Labor Is the nations
life. Unequal competition kills It, Equal
competition stimulates to excel IN beauty
ADAPTATION, and durability. British Free TRADE
ia preached on the greater cheapness, not the
sunerior excellence, of British goods Free
Trade ia competition and not emulation,
and therefore is deadly. 1t is murderous
scramble in which the unjust advantages OF
cheaper power, lower wages, more abundant
capital, and lower interest on money trample
ont the less endowed. On the other hand,
Protection is emulation. Under 1t all indus
trial processes mount higher and higher. The
character of the Nation rises with them, while
correspondingly the cost of living falls. AT
home. Protection is the emulation among
equals to excel. Abroad it first exchanges
surplus products on the competition not or
cheapness but of worth. In the end, it offers
the world products at once the cheapest ana
the best. The railroads Of India arc built with
Amess shovcls. The joiner who has worked
with American carpenters tools wonld not
touch British tools. The scwing-maclines OF
America, her mowers, reapers, axes, scytlles,
screws. and nails, have taken the markets or
bo xynr11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

Peter b. Sweeny's friends are said to be
very indignant ut the discoveries made at the
Nassau and Tenth National Banks. The in
vestigations now going on there establish
that, willie William NJ. Tweed regularly re-
ccived bis "a per cent of the whole of the
Board of Audit plumber, James M. Sweeny
got only 10 per cent of Woodward's spoils.
Is there no virtue extant among Tammany
tlievesi These investigations show where
the whole sum went to. but the information
is vOuchsafcl for the present only to the
Grand Jury. There is still 80 per cent of
WoOdward's share unaccounted for to the
public. Give him per cent for his trouble
and risk and 10 to James NJ. Swccny for tho
SMccny family. and there still remains "a per
centa share equal 10 that of the lion him
sc!f-mdiyidcd. Now, what Tammany mag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

We observe that Mr. George Lunt, formerly editor
Of Tho Boston Courier, has been invited to take
charge of The Washington Patriot and now has the
proposal under consideration We must say. frankly.
that Mr.. Lunts politics just bad rs possible,
but we have no reason to believe that he is not
honest in his heresies as he is certainly bold in
avowing and uncommOnly fair in supporting them.
1t would DO an advantage to have Democratic"
newspaper in Washington of some ability. The ex-
perience Of the past would seem to determine that
vigorous independent and thoroughly magnani-
nous journalism Is an impossbility OF the seat Of
Governmental least. is not likely to be paying and
permanent but will BIZ satisfaction ii only for
season, to discuss public questions with gentleman
who is as incapable Of Intentionally disappearing
the Republican party ~ he is constitutionay inca
pablo of belonging to it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

The Temperance movement in the Roman Catholic
Church seems still to DO making excellent progress,
especially in England. We notice several cole
bratons Of Thanksgiving Day by Catholic Total
Abstinence Societies the reform ing tho sanction
and kindly encouragement Of the clergy. With
plenty Of Irish Temperance Societies. We may have
st. Patricks Day and Orange celebrations without
any danger of boodshed and murder. The freshman
full Of impulse. passion. warm feeling and physical
energy, should he the last person in the wolid 10
drink alcohol; aud bitter unl constant experience
has shown that no cannot indulge moderately IN
spirits or mmo,cIat.ly. wiitont consoQu. noes do
asiious 70 l.:.,, Il and Ill around him.